Fulcrum of the grip
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Fulcrum of the grip
During the point in time when the clubhead overtakes the hands (finish swivel?), what is the fulcrum? PP1 or PP2?
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05-31-2007, 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Bigwill
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During the point in time when the clubhead overtakes the hands (finish swivel?), what is the fulcrum? PP1 or PP2?
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It is actually still the left shoulder unless you have throw away IMO. That said, PP1 is what you would see visually as the shaft and left arm move back into alignment.
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05-31-2007, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by EdZ
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It is actually still the left shoulder unless you have throw away IMO. That said, PP1 is what you would see visually as the shaft and left arm move back into alignment.
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For clarification, you're saying that the shaft "pivots" at the location of pp1, instead of at the butt of the club, correct? |
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05-31-2007, 08:46 PM
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IMO it is THE HANDS-but why the question? 
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06-01-2007, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by neil
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IMO it is THE HANDS-but why the question?
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I agree it's the hands. What I mean is, what is the point that they rotate around. I could show this better than type it, but I don't have the resources. As for why I ask: I don't get to hit many balls, or play many rounds, because of commitments that currently tie up my time and money. So I do a lot of non-ball drills, and make a lot of small air swings without a club. This question just popped up during one of those times; during the swivel, what is the pivot point of the hands? |
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06-01-2007, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Bigwill
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For clarification, you're saying that the shaft "pivots" at the location of pp1, instead of at the butt of the club, correct?
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To the extent that the butt of the club must lead the 'chain', yes. From this perspective, you can learn to control lag better. PP1 is a keystone of support for impact. Both sides of the triangle intersect it.
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06-01-2007, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by EdZ
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To the extent that the butt of the club must lead the 'chain', yes. From this perspective, you can learn to control lag better. PP1 is a keystone of support for impact. Both sides of the triangle intersect it.
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Ok. Thanks, Ed. |
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