If the left shoulder controls one of three hinge choices (horizontal, angled or vertical), help me understand *Dual Hinging*. ?? Is the 2nd hinge pin in the left wrist? (Edited additional info: In section 2G, 7th paragraph "Dual Horizontal" and "Dual Vertical" Hinging are mentioned "relative to Clubhead Travel. As I re-read this, I presume the dual reference was to backstroke turn & downstroke rotation??).
Last edited by daluqfam : 09-26-2012 at 05:55 AM.
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See his machine in 1-L.
The machine (1-L) takes two hinges to allow for the on-plane motion of the clubshaft. "Dual" means the use of two hinges creating and allowing for an on-plane clubshaft motion.
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OK, MikeO, I can perceive the need for two hinges for clubshaft on-plane motion..., but when thinking of the golfer's body as a machine it helps me to imagine exactly where the hinges are suppose to be located for movement execution. Can you help me with these locations?
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