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[bambam]

Here's the DTL view ...this may help with the analysis

Viewing these swing sequences hasn't been very user friendly, so we added a new feature to help. If you've viewed any image attachments recently, you should notice that it will now open in this same browser window. For something a little less obvious that will be more useful, click on the right or left side of the large image and it will take you to the next/previous attachment. That should make viewing these swing sequences much easier!

[12 piece bucket]

Dr. Earless one to be,
put down the meth pipe and stop the obsession with the head-
Absolutely, if you have a major head problem then you would look to see why your head is hanging back and then make the correction.
That said I wouldn't consider Toolish to have any major head motion problem- at least I would see other issues directly that may cause any head motion issues that you are seeing.

Glad to see we agree on this What's next?

bottom line . . . . Saved this deal and did a slowmo freeze frame deal.

too much hang back or tilt or whatever . . . . causes the right wrist to be thrown because the pivot is stalled.

fix . . .

go FORWARD . . .

That would be the bucket analysis anyhow.

this dude has some MAJOR good pieces in his motion. Arms work nice . . . pivot works nice just doesn't have his upper body forward enough and as result the hands don't look educated but I have a feeling his hands know what to do they just can work because of the pivot. Low point gets compromised because he doesn't get his tilt forward enough.

That's what I got.

[GPStyles]

Viewing these swing sequences hasn't been very user friendly, so we added a new feature to help. If you've viewed any image attachments recently, you should notice that it will now open in this same browser window. For something a little less obvious that will be more useful, click on the right or left side of the large image and it will take you to the next/previous attachment. That should make viewing these swing sequences much easier!

Is this the reason I'm having problems viewing the videos in the gallery?

[hg]

Viewing these swing sequences hasn't been very user friendly, so we added a new feature to help. If you've viewed any image attachments recently, you should notice that it will now open in this same browser window. For something a little less obvious that will be more useful, click on the right or left side of the large image and it will take you to the next/previous attachment. That should make viewing these swing sequences much easier!

Nice added feature Bambam...I noticed it works with even the older sequences...it does make it much easier to view/compare from frame to frame. Looking forward to providing new sequences for LBG members to enjoy

[Yoda]

Nice added feature Bambam...I noticed it works with even the older sequences...it does make it much easier to view/compare from frame to frame. Looking forward to providing new sequences for LBG members to enjoy

Thanks, Bambam, for your countless hours of devotion to LBG and its mission. Thanks, too, to hg, who for several years now has added a new dimension to our forums with his stop-action sequences extracted from video.

You guys are the best!

[bambam]

Is this the reason I'm having problems viewing the videos in the gallery?

If it was a day or so ago, yes, but that should be fixed now.

[Mike O]

interesting...but then, to keep the pivot going, he must aim where to keep it going throughout? inside aft? top of equator? front of the ball?

thanks!

Wasn't ignoring you- but was waiting for Toolish to respond to my replies and questions - first.

[Mike O]

Viewing these swing sequences hasn't been very user friendly, so we added a new feature to help. If you've viewed any image attachments recently, you should notice that it will now open in this same browser window. For something a little less obvious that will be more useful, click on the right or left side of the large image and it will take you to the next/previous attachment. That should make viewing these swing sequences much easier!

Wait a minute! You're telling me with this kind of knowlege, firepower and ability in the LynnBlake Administration- that you cannot block 12 piece grease pit from posting!? Something is not right here! Stuff behind the scenes!? When I get to the bottom of this - heads will hang! Blake, Bagger, Bam Bam, Ben, Bucket- get the drift!? Catch the Clue!? I'm on to you guys!!!! I'm seeing the hidden codes in my morning papers and it's becoming very clear to me!!

[Mike O]

bottom line . . . . Saved this deal and did a slowmo freeze frame deal.

too much hang back or tilt or whatever . . . . causes the right wrist to be thrown because the pivot is stalled.

fix . . .

go FORWARD . . .

That would be the bucket analysis anyhow.

this dude has some MAJOR good pieces in his motion. Arms work nice . . . pivot works nice just doesn't have his upper body forward enough and as result the hands don't look educated but I have a feeling his hands know what to do they just can work because of the pivot. Low point gets compromised because he doesn't get his tilt forward enough.

That's what I got.

I'm with ya - but I'd see the pivot stopping or hanging back as a sympton and not a direct cause. So I wouldn't have as the primary correction- moving more forward on it. But I see the sympton that you are talking about and it is certainly one of many- Now that we agree - What else can we argue about?

[Toolish]

KAPLOWD - What do you mean by the Hogan waggle.

Mike - Aiming about B2. Handicap is 6.0 so average high 70's. When I said I tend to set the face closed it is closed to the intended flight line. Whenever I cosciously check it at fix it tends to point left if anything. When I said dealt with my release I meant I am happy with it, it is not something I am trying to change. I don't have an issue with not being a snap releaser.

You said "you have over done the down, out and forward- you need more down." I am confused by that...if anything I take a fairly chunky divot and get a lot of spin which I thought related to a steep angle of attack on the ball...maybe it is the right wrist straightening that is causing the ball flight trajectory wise.

mb6606 - Misses are pulls and cuts generally...not many hooks.

I hit some balls yesterday working on more of a right forearm takeaway (thanks Okie) which helped to keep the club more on plane. I also worked on releasing the body more thorugh the ball and stopping the head hanging back. Ended up with a bit of a Duval move where the head starts to turn before impact. The ball flight definately had a stronger tendency, a bit lower and more penetrating...but still need to do more on the pivot to allow the right wrist to keep its alignment though.

Again, thanks all for the input...