What in the world are you talking about? Is this a statement? A question?

Can you please take your finger out of your nose and type with BOTH index fingers.

Mike Oberdorkusloski . . . ROBOT IN DISGUISE.

Come on goober . . . you know how this works . . .





Look at the hips . . .

Aren't hip slant and axis tilt two different things? Lee Buck's left shoulder is very high, and right shoulder very low at impact. To me, this is axis tilt. I agree that Duval's left hip is much higher, right hip much lower at impact and after impact.

Look at Lee Buck Frame 11 vs. Duval Frame 5 . . .

Plus look at Lee Frame 12 vs. this finish . . .

Seeing Is Believing
 

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Here we go:

Take a look at Frame 4.



This is Pivot Lag (with its Downstroke Shoulder Turn Lag per 6-B-4-C) and the Downstroke Release Sequence as explained in 2-M-1.

For those who believe that the 'Magic of the Right Forearm' involves a straightening of the Right Elbow ('Forearm' action) from the Top, please understand that there may be a tremendous difference between Feel and Real.

The Pivot Delivers the Power Package -- Assembled, Loaded and intact with its Power Stored -- deep into the Downstroke. Only then is it Released (the lengthening of the Third Side of the Triangle, the straightening Right Arm).

:)

First me and Daryl are fightin' . . .next me and Mr. & Mrs. Mrodock . . . and now you are trying to get u-no-who out of the woodwork??? Not to mention coming off the top rope on Mike O . . .

There's going to be a lotta people taking fire 'round here now . . . TAKE COVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Would you look at that!!!! DD wearing a Titleist cap and hitting a TM Burner with a bubble shaft! Nice stroll down memory lane.

Thanks Bucket!

CG

Too bad his shirt didn't have a 3rd sleeve, purple would have been cute!

Okay, I think I see what you mean, Lee Buck's head is a lot further left at impact than Duval's, same with after impact. I think we were having a debate on semantics more than anything.

As far as Lee Buck's stock low trajectory is concerned another contributing factor would be, in Bobby Clampett's terms, a swing bottom that is far ahead of the ball.