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Does the Spine Angle stay the same throughout the entire motion of a Full Stroke ?

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View Poll Results: Does the Spine angle stay the same throughout the entire stroke?
The spine angle should stay the same throughout the stroke 13 15.66%
Only The Axis Tilt during the downstroke changes the Spine Angle 20 24.10%
The Waist Bend is always maintained throughout the entire stroke 2 2.41%
The 4 sections of the spine experience changes as to maintain a "steady pivot center" 48 57.83%
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Old 09-25-2006, 11:08 AM
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When, where, and why do these spine angle changes occur in the Throacic Area? Why are there more changes in the Rotated than the Flat Shoulder Turn?

Because the plane of the shoulder turn component is different?

The shoulder turn center is the Top of the Spine "Between the Shoulders"...therefore how one sets up the posture of the neck and the upper back is going to have a major factor in the motion of plane of the shoulders....

More flexion of the neck and upper spine...more deviation...in order to maintain visual centers of balance and rotation
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Old 09-25-2006, 11:27 AM
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Study the Colored Lines...

White Oval...Pelvis
Yellow Line... Lumbar
Red Line...Thoracic
Blue Oval ..Cervical and Head

Notice the Red Line has a Lateral Bend to the Right of the Yellow Line ....Yes?





Now is the Red Line still a Lateral Bend to the Right of the Yellow Line? or is it a Lateral Bend to the Left of the Yellow Line?



What about now?

Is the Red Line a Lateral Bend to the Left of the Yellow Line or is it now a Lateral Bend to the Right of the Yellow Line again But more than the Address?




Same Question different View?


If you don't see it...I'll understand....

Keep it warm!!!! The incubator that is!!!
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Old 09-25-2006, 03:36 PM
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Annikan~

Do you have a TOP photo from the sequence of the first and last?

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Originally Posted by annikan skywalker



Study the Colored Lines...

White Oval...Pelvis
Yellow Line... Lumbar
Red Line...Thoracic
Blue Oval ..Cervical and Head

Notice the Red Line has a Lateral Bend to the Right of the Yellow Line ....Yes?





Now is the Red Line still a Lateral Bend to the Right of the Yellow Line? or is it a Lateral Bend to the Left of the Yellow Line?



What about now?

Is the Red Line a Lateral Bend to the Left of the Yellow Line or is it now a Lateral Bend to the Right of the Yellow Line again But more than the Address?




Same Question different View?


If you don't see it...I'll understand....

Keep it warm!!!! The incubator that is!!!
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Old 09-25-2006, 04:58 PM
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No...only overhead's I have is Mac O'Grady, Curtis Strange, Payne Stewart and a bunch of Carolinas PGA Professionals from my days at the Needles!!!!
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Originally Posted by annikan skywalker
No...only overhead's I have is Mac O'Grady, Curtis Strange, Payne Stewart and a bunch of Carolinas PGA Professionals from my days at the Needles!!!!
Sorry, I meant Top of the stroke. Same position as the second photo but a rear view like the first photo.
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Originally Posted by DOCW3
Sorry, I meant Top of the stroke. Same position as the second photo but a rear view like the first photo.
DRW
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I think there is a view of Mr. Snead at the Top from this view back in the earlier parts of this section. Page 4
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Old 09-25-2006, 09:12 PM
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From a previous post!!!!


Study the Segment Angles of the Torso and the Upper Leg...pay closed attention to the markers...remeber they are red dots!!!

Measure the angles formed by the right shoulder, right hip, right knee at address.....compare the same angles to the right shoulder, right hip and right knee at the End from the rear ..try the same for the left shoulder,left hip, and left lnee....Are they exactly the same? How is it these angles change...? Hey captain obvious ..the legs action influences the Sacral and the Lumbar Movements...then how is this affecting the other segments of the spine? HMMM... To deep for my rudimentary understanding!!!!!

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End:

Clue: The axis of rotation changes at least 3 times not twice or just once




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What happened to the forward bend as demonstrated in the address...Was it replaced by lateral bending and extension?...No it cannot be!!!...He'd be coming out of his spine angle right?
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Old 09-25-2006, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by annikan skywalker
From a previous post!!!!


Study the Segment Angles of the Torso and the Upper Leg...pay closed attention to the markers...remeber they are red dots!!!

Measure the angles formed by the right shoulder, right hip, right knee at address.....compare the same angles to the right shoulder, right hip and right knee at the End from the rear ..try the same for the left shoulder,left hip, and left lnee....Are they exactly the same? How is it these angles change...? Hey captain obvious ..the legs action influences the Sacral and the Lumbar Movements...then how is this affecting the other segments of the spine? HMMM... To deep for my rudimentary understanding!!!!!

Address:



End:

Clue: The axis of rotation changes at least 3 times not twice or just once




After Impact:



What happened to the forward bend as demonstrated in the address...Was it replaced by lateral bending and extension?...No it cannot be!!!...He'd be coming out of his spine angle right?
I am looking for the blue, red, yellow line that is consistent with what is shown on the other photos. Don't want this to be a burden.

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Old 09-25-2006, 09:45 PM
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You'll have to wait til tomorrow....That's a work thing...wife already hates the fact I visit these TGM sites....If you know what I mean!!!
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Originally Posted by annikan skywalker
You'll have to wait til tomorrow....That's a work thing...wife already hates the fact I visit these TGM sites....If you know what I mean!!!
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Let's keep this thing going! Is the Spine a Stationary Post, or just the HEAD that is Stationary?
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