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Old 02-04-2008, 08:40 PM
phillygolf phillygolf is offline
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Originally Posted by Daryl View Post
Just about every pro golfer we see at impact has "Flying Wedges" intact throughout the Impact. Their Flat Left Wrist Condition varies from Turned to Vertical to even Rolled (in a few cases). But the Right Hand is almost invariably Bent and Level. The Magic of the Right Forearm states that the Left Wrist Cocks by the Right Elbow Bending. Also, if we stop the Right Arm from straightening, then no release and no Uncocking Left Wrist.

If this is true, then, Left Wrist Action is controlled by Grip To Plane and Right Wrist Action. We can then define Right Wrist Actions. Then, and this gets really interesting, we can separate Power Package Assembly and Delivery independently from the Flying Wedges. You don’t need Flying Wedges to Putt.

Much of HK’s Power Package Alignments are related to the Flying Wedge Structure. Maybe Power Package and Structure are separate, like Hip Motion and Hip Action.

Power Package Structure can be defined by ............And Variations are..................
Ok, thats it. You're nuts.
Certifiably.

Not because of your logic -- dead on to me.

But because you analyzed this to this point - and drug me into this - and now I wont be able to sleep. Speaking of drugging me, got a xanax?

Insane.

Crazy.

I am talking bars on the window crazy.

I'll be back though......

Patrick
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