7-19 "Throwing" the Club agains the Lag Pressure Point and Throw-Out
 

Yo Drag Loader question here!!!

Per 7-19 #3 . . .

3. by “throwing” the Club against the Lag Pressure Point at The Top for Drag Loading

What is meant here by "throwing"? Is this respective to the Wrist Throw? Or are we talking about Loading PP#3?

Also . . . how is this related to Throw-Out? Also is Throw-Out more of a #2 thing or a #3 thing or both?

Holla back!

Good Question
 

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GOOD QUESTION!!! I think with the Rope Handle... this happens pretty naturally for many, due mainly to the change of direction and with the effect of PIVOT LAG. THE HANDS WANT TO STAY AT THE TOP OR END DURING START DOWN, AND THAT HELPS LOAD THE #3. I would think the SNAP LOADERS would be most aware of this. Kind of a ROPE EFFECT... the AXE would feel a little different.

What do you think?

Sounds logical to me . . .

This one's kind of like Lag (clubhead lag, pivot lag, accumulator lag, lag pressure)

We got all kinds of Throwing going on too.

Wonder why he used the term "throw" in this instance?

Wonder why he used the term "throw" in this instance?

Because what else would you call a "throw". (Lynn Blake quoting HK on the MMOCD)

I don't know boss . . . I think this is a different type "throw" . . . I think that one is about Release Throws.

I think that having dragged, lagged and loaded the club on the back swing, invoking the wonders of PP3 in the process, it then becomes a simple case of "throwing" PP3 at the ball. In reality, however, the "throw" should be more of a "drag" - "drag the wet mop".

Feel the pressure against the right forefinger as the club changes direction at the top of the backswing and then maintain that pressure throughout the down swing, through impact and to both arms straight. Do not "throw" it away.

Compression is the reward and the sound is music to my ears.

Thanks Reeves!

Correct 12 Piece! Sorry for the confusion (wrist throw).