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Trig 03-28-2005 10:13 PM
On-plane right forarm at address
 
It would seem to me that if one puts his right forearm on-plane at address that this would dictate how far one stands from the ball as well as posture in general.

Comments on this?

Bagger Lance 03-28-2005 10:50 PM
Re: On-plane right forarm at address
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigolt
It would seem to me that if one puts his right forearm on-plane at address that this would dictate how far one stands from the ball as well as posture in general.

Comments on this?
Alright Trig...that's it!!! #-o
We've become so close as friends that you listen to me as well as my wife and kids. How many times have we discussed this?
And I can't believe you said "address". I have two words for you and then I'm not speaking to you anymore :shock: ...impact...fix

No more analysis or help from me.... =;
:lol:

Bagger

Yoda 03-28-2005 10:57 PM
Only One Place To Stand
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigolt
It would seem to me that if one puts his right forearm on-plane at address that this would dictate how far one stands from the ball as well as posture in general.

Comments on this?
The guide is the Flat, Level and Vertical Left Wrist and its #3 Accumulator Angle as directed by the On Plane Right Forearm. These alignments are established at Impact Fix, with the Knee Bend and Waist Bend determined by the amount of Hip Slide necessary to allow the Right Forearm to point at the Plane Line.

Trig 03-29-2005 01:06 PM
Re: On-plane right forarm at address
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bagger Lance
Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigolt
It would seem to me that if one puts his right forearm on-plane at address that this would dictate how far one stands from the ball as well as posture in general.

Comments on this?
Alright Trig...that's it!!! #-o
We've become so close as friends that you listen to me as well as my wife and kids. How many times have we discussed this?
And I can't believe you said "address". I have two words for you and then I'm not speaking to you anymore :shock: ...impact...fix

No more analysis or help from me.... =;
:lol:


Bagger

You obviously didn't understand my question. But thanks anyway! :)

Trig 03-29-2005 01:10 PM
Re: Only One Place To Stand
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoda
Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigolt
It would seem to me that if one puts his right forearm on-plane at address that this would dictate how far one stands from the ball as well as posture in general.

Comments on this?
The guide is the Flat, Level and Vertical Left Wrist and its #3 Accumulator Angle as directed by the On Plane Right Forearm. These alignments are established at Impact Fix, with the Knee Bend and Waist Bend determined by the amount of Hip Slide necessary to allow the Right Forearm to point at the Plane Line.
In looking at the YodasLuke wedge video, the first thing that struck me is how hunched-over he appears to be. Is this the ONLY correct way he could be positioned at start-up - in terms of his posture and distance from the ball? Could the plane he intends to swing/hit on also effect the posture?

Please elaborate....


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