by IronOfZion » Fri Jul 23, 2010 7:00 am
LipOut wrote:BomGolf222 wrote:aiguille wrote:But in regards to your point, there are actually 2 spine angles, this doesn't get discussed much. If you look DTL, you think it's a forward leaning angle. If you look face on then you see it as backwards leaning. The reality is that it's both, and this has huge ramifications on how we accelerate and attack the golf ball. It's a fascinating discussion imo.
Bowing to the 4:30 line... Lag has talked much about this orientation and uses it as a (more comfortable) option of creating axis tilt.
More comfortable than what if I can ask? If you grip the club you will create axis tilt automatically in the backswing, by virtue of the right hand being lower on the club... The longer the club, the more tilt you will see, right?
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by LipOut » Fri Jul 23, 2010 8:04 am
IronOfZion wrote:LipOut wrote:BomGolf222 wrote:aiguille wrote:But in regards to your point, there are actually 2 spine angles, this doesn't get discussed much. If you look DTL, you think it's a forward leaning angle. If you look face on then you see it as backwards leaning. The reality is that it's both, and this has huge ramifications on how we accelerate and attack the golf ball. It's a fascinating discussion imo.
Bowing to the 4:30 line... Lag has talked much about this orientation and uses it as a (more comfortable) option of creating axis tilt.
More comfortable than what if I can ask? If you grip the club you will create axis tilt automatically in the backswing, by virtue of the right hand being lower on the club... The longer the club, the more tilt you will see, right?
More comfortable (for some) than just tilting to the right from a standing/erect position, or sliding the lower body towards the target at transition a-la stack and tilt, or any other means. There are many ways and different times that you can achieve axis tilt. Yes, you get some of this by just gripping the club but you need to add more at some point in the swing. For ABS students, I believe this is discussed in the M1 supplementary vid.
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by IronOfZion » Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:43 am
makes sense, thanks.
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by Range Rat » Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:50 pm
Couldn't help but notice the "V" on the soccer ball....and the deja vu implication to Hogan.  RR
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by IronOfZion » Thu Jul 29, 2010 11:32 pm
Great stuff (as usual) BOM, The foot being the club... (or the club head?!) This could be the football equivalent of a nice (power)fade:

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by BomGolf222 » Tue Aug 03, 2010 5:06 pm
Good stuff, IOZ, it's always interesting to see how a ball is treated to make it move the way we want it to...
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by BomGolf222 » Tue Aug 03, 2010 5:16 pm
What's this got in common with a golfer?

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by twomasters » Tue Aug 03, 2010 6:04 pm
ground pressures...bent right elbow.... and a bald head !!
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by lagpressure » Tue Aug 03, 2010 10:41 pm
Hitting a white ball across a green surface with a wooden stick sounds familiar.
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