[innercityteacher]

Tim, ICT,

Thanks for your ideas. I will try what you suggested.

I have watched Lynn's video many times, but I do not really see his weight on the left side on the backstroke.

I guess the trouble I am having with hitting stems from the (maybe mistaken) belief that you somehow need to make up for the missing centrifugal force by speeding up the right arm. On the other hand, you still need rhythm. So the right arm must not "overtake" the RPM of the pivot, right?

What do you guys think of this sound issue I mentioned? Do you feel that the clubhead makes more noise with swinging than with hitting?

All strokes, sir, are to be heavy and deliberate (except in Swinging and even then just a little quicker). Extensor Action gives the stroke it's heaviness, while the Axis Tilt starts the Hit down the Plane. Then, I believe you extend your right arm or elbow where the right forearm's alignment was set at Impact Fix and through following to Both Arms Straight and then the Finish Swivel. You aim your forearm and fire it being very careful to fire the arm/elbow and not the Bent Right Wrist. Keep it bent until you get to finish by the instrumentality of the Finish (not Dutch) Swivel!

You must let your Pivot work from the top though, or you will not create the necessary LAG in time and space to turn your club face into a wrecking ball. You are creating sort of a two stage rocket with Pivot being stage one and then, once you feel the LAG on your # 3 PP, you fire it into the track established by Impact Fix.

If you do this well, you will have more friends and be popular. Some people in PA, GA, MN, IL, and New England will welcome you around their campfire on a cold, dark night. You will here a rifle shot sort of impact sound. You will achieve "coolness" and you will feel better about God and the life he has given you. You will make friendly wagers and win several giving a portion of the winnings to your family, the poor, and a higher yielding CD!


Keep your weight left at Impact Fix which should be logical since you are simulating the club having gone down through the ball on your way to Both Arms Straight, and keep your head Stationary at the Impact Fix point while you RFT to shoulder height. RFT feels like picking the club straight up and moving it over your shoulder. Watch any Fred Couples video as well as Yoda and Ted Fort videos, here on this site.

If you are strongly interested in this procedure, then send a PM to OB Left and Daryl, or Bagger or Yoda or JerryG or KevCarter. They are helpful and wiser than I.

As always, I am the lowest instruction-offering newbie on this site. "No,I am Spartacus!"

This is a good video.

http://lynnblakegolf.com/index.php?option=com_hwdvideoshare&task=viewvideo& Itemid=85&video_id=96

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