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annikan skywalker 01-30-2005 04:25 PM

10-19-0 5th edition dicussion of Loading with Angle vs. Arc
 
To whom it may concern,
Why did Mr. Kelley omit this from the 6th edition?
5th editiion
Drive Loading calls for the Angle of Approach procedure(2-J-3) which REQUIRES:
-1. Pre-turned Hips at the Takeaway
-2. a"sliding" DOWNSTROKE body motion
-3. A LINE delivery path
-4. The right forearm tracing the Angle of Approach (Crooss-Line motion 7-23)

Drag Loading calls for the Arc of Approach procedure (2-J-3-A) which requires:
-5. Delayed Hip Action
-6. a "rotating" DOWNSTROKE body motion
-7. A Circle Delivery Path
-8. The right forearm tracing the Arc of Approach (On-line motion 7-23)

I think this very valuable info.... What do ya think? Why was it taken out of the 6th edition....Anybody got an idea?

Bottled Coke and Peanuts,
Annikan

annikan skywalker 10-20-2006 10:33 PM

Let's revisit this one...

I find it interesting you can trace the different visual equivalents WITH THE RIGHT FOREARM...True Plane Line, Arc of Approach or Angle of Approach....3 choices????...one line, one arc , or one angle?:rolleyes: :rolleyes:


Of course this is the 5th edition remember...

tongzilla 10-21-2006 04:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by annikan skywalker
Let's revisit this one...

I find it interesting you can trace the different visual equivalents ...True Plane Line, Arc of Approach or Angle of Approach....3 choices????...one line, one arc , or one angle?:rolleyes: :rolleyes:


Of course this is the 5th edition remember...

You mean you can Trace the Arc of Approach, which means you're Tracing a Curved line?

annikan skywalker 10-21-2006 05:41 PM

Well.... what did the 5th editon say???..I didn't say it...Homer did at one point in time....it says it right there in the durn print....look for yourself:eyes: What in the hell did HE mean?

Drag Loading calls for the Arc of Approach procedure (2-J-3-A) which requires:
-5. Delayed Hip Action
-6. a "rotating" DOWNSTROKE body motion
-7. A Circle Delivery Path
-8. The right forearm tracing the Arc of Approach (On-line motion 7-23)

tongzilla 10-21-2006 08:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by annikan skywalker
Well.... what did the 5th editon say???..I didn't say it...Homer did at one point in time....it says it right there in the durn print....look for yourself:eyes: What in the hell did HE mean?

Drag Loading calls for the Arc of Approach procedure (2-J-3-A) which requires:
-5. Delayed Hip Action
-6. a "rotating" DOWNSTROKE body motion
-7. A Circle Delivery Path
-8. The right forearm tracing the Arc of Approach (On-line motion 7-23)

Homer meant Tracing the Arc of Approach with the Right Forearm, not the Clubhead. Since the Arc of Approach is a Delivery Line that guides the Clubhead, the Clubhead covers the curved Arc of Approach. This contrasts with the True Geometric Plane Line because both the Right Forearm (and the Clubhshaft/Sweetspot) and the Clubhead Trace that Delivery Line.

Yoda 10-21-2006 08:52 PM

Proud Papa
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tongzilla

Homer meant Tracing the Arc of Approach with the Right Forearm, not the Clubhead. Since the Arc of Approach is a Delivery Line that guides the Clubhead, the Clubhead covers the curved Arc of Approach. This contrasts with the True Geometric Plane Line because both the Right Forearm (and the Clubhshaft/Sweetspot) and the Clubhead Trace that Delivery Line.

These guys are good! :)

annikan skywalker 10-21-2006 09:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tongzilla
Homer meant Tracing the Arc of Approach with the Right Forearm, not the Clubhead. Since the Arc of Approach is a Delivery Line that guides the Clubhead, the Clubhead covers the curved Arc of Approach. This contrasts with the True Geometric Plane Line because both the Right Forearm (and the Clubhshaft/Sweetspot) and the Clubhead Trace that Delivery Line.

:confused1
Homer meant tracing the Arc of Approach with the right forearm..isn't that what I typed and edited? or NOT!!!:confused1

yippedagain 10-22-2006 03:36 PM

The very same Procedure was described in the "NOTES FROM HOMERS' AUDIO TAPES" where Homer states that all of the research is now complete with the printing of the 7th Edition.

birdie_man 10-22-2006 09:53 PM

Yes and Homer also said that at no point during his entire study did he feel like he was more than a week away from completion....(I think it was a week....if not, it was two)...

40+ years later.....

...

lagster 10-22-2006 11:03 PM

Good Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by annikan skywalker
To whom it may concern,
Why did Mr. Kelley omit this from the 6th edition?
5th editiion
Drive Loading calls for the Angle of Approach procedure(2-J-3) which REQUIRES:
-1. Pre-turned Hips at the Takeaway
-2. a"sliding" DOWNSTROKE body motion
-3. A LINE delivery path
-4. The right forearm tracing the Angle of Approach (Crooss-Line motion 7-23)

Drag Loading calls for the Arc of Approach procedure (2-J-3-A) which requires:
-5. Delayed Hip Action
-6. a "rotating" DOWNSTROKE body motion
-7. A Circle Delivery Path
-8. The right forearm tracing the Arc of Approach (On-line motion 7-23)

I think this very valuable info.... What do ya think? Why was it taken out of the 6th edition....Anybody got an idea?

Bottled Coke and Peanuts,
Annikan

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Some pretty BIG pieces to have been omitted!!

6-H-O has some of this... but not all.

This... from the 5th Edition, is pretty easy to understand.


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