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comdpa 03-06-2006 09:59 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by bts
"Effortless power" feels "effortless" but do demand effort, which moves the club(head) effectively, efficiently and precisely and randers it "powerful".

"Powerless effort" feels "powerful", yet the effort/intention is directed toward the ball (or/and its behavior), which usually causes the opposite of the above to the clubhead movement and randers it "powerless".
...which boils down again to technique - getting the job done with the least amount of resources.

12 piece bucket 03-06-2006 02:48 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by comdpa
...which boils down again to technique - getting the job done with the least amount of resources.
As an Econ major that's what a lot of stuff is about!

tongzilla 03-06-2006 05:30 PM
Super efficient!
 
We want maximum distance for a given ball speed.
And maximum ball speed for a given clubhead speed.
And maximum clubhead speed for a given hand speed.
And maximum hand speed for a given amount of lag pressure.
And maximum lag pressure for a given amount of effort.

12 piece bucket 03-06-2006 06:06 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by tongzilla
We want maximum distance for a given ball speed.
And maximum ball speed for a given clubhead speed.
And maximum clubhead speed for a given hand speed.
And maximum hand speed for a given amount of lag pressure.
And maximum lag pressure for a given amount of effort.
Yep!

And how would Tongzilla craft a Machine to meet this most excellent criteria?

jim_0068 03-06-2006 09:54 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by comdpa
Most definitely jim_0068,

I believe that there is a point in time if a player with good technique desires to hit the ball further that weight training should be explored.

This was the case with Camilio Villegas who averaged only 280 plus yards when entering college. After a dedicated season of weights, he tacked on almost 20 yards to his drives and developed into the big hitter that he is today.
True, but i meant even at your own potential. Check out my thread on right arm thrust vs right arm participation, it explains more what i mean.

drewitgolf 03-06-2006 11:08 PM
My post is lagging behind.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tongzilla
And maximum lag pressure for a given amount of effort.
How about maximum "sustained" lag pressure for a given amount of effort?

mabramb 03-07-2006 10:08 AM
[quote=comdpa]Most definitely jim_0068,

This was the case with Camilio Villegas who averaged only 280 plus yards when entering college.



Poor Camilio ;)

mabramb 03-07-2006 10:12 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by comdpa
Most definitely jim_0068,

This was the case with Camilio Villegas who averaged only 280 plus yards when entering college.




Poor Camilio ;)


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