Circle Circle Dot Dot - Geometry of the Circle
Dusted & Fried--Down Home with 12 piece bucket
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02-05-2006, 08:01 AM
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Paging Internet Geek!!!
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Originally Posted by Yoda
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Go for it, Colonel. The page always starts clean enough, but it gets marked up a lot before I'm done! If there's something salvagable there, go ahead and put it up.
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Alrighty then. We got us one of them scanners at work . They won't let me touch it since I ate half of the Crayons out of my box. I'll do some recon work and try to scan it. But remember since I am Bucket I have no clue what to do after that. If I scan it could I e-mail to somebody to post?
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02-05-2006, 09:37 AM
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Strike a Chord . . . The Major Chord
That's right y'all LINE OF COMPRESSION . . .
2-0 . . . GEOMETRICALLY ORIENTED LINEAR FORCE
Principles are simple – their applications get complicated. The Principle of Golf is the “Line of Compression.” The Mechanics of Golf is the production and manipulation of the “Line of Compression.” The Secret of Golf is sustaining the “Line of Compression." Precision is recognizing and reconciling minute differentiations.
So where is the damn LOC on the Circle huh punk huh!!!?!!!
It's the Chord beginning at Impact Point and through Low Point.
2-C-0 . . . Briefly stated, it is necessary to find a way to compress the ball through a particular point along a particular line, and maintain this compression through the same particular point along this same particular line straight line, through the entire arc of the Impact Interval, and with geometrical precision for consistent control. Study 2-K and 2-N. . . .
In other words, the original contact points of the Clubface and ball must remain in contact throughout the entire Impact Interval.
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02-05-2006, 02:20 PM
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Call the Doctor! Admit me now!
[quote=12 piece bucket]That's right y'all LINE OF COMPRESSION . . .
So where is the damn LOC on the Circle huh punk huh!!!?!!!
It's the Chord beginning at Impact Point and through Low Point.
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At the intersection of 1)TGM, 2) two and three dimensional space 3) Impact physics- Well there's a pile of bodies or a mental institution- So just admit me now!
Colonel,
I know you need company in there- you built the post and now they will come- they'll need to build a new ward on that mental facility!
The line of compression created at impact is a tangent to the circle of the sweetspot.
Again, I wouldn't dig too deep in this area- otherwise you won't be living at home anymore - you'll be living with a lot of other patients and seeing people in white jackets on a daily basis.
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02-05-2006, 03:15 PM
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There coming to take me away ha ha!
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Originally Posted by Mike O
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The line of compression created at impact is a tangent to the circle of the sweetspot.
Again, I wouldn't dig too deep in this area- otherwise you won't be living at home anymore - you'll be living with a lot of other patients and seeing people in white jackets on a daily basis.
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Mike O,
The People the come to visit me everyday. The People they are my friends. The People . . . they are Bucket's friends. I love The People.
Hey Mike . . . I thought I read on another forum that you told this lost soul that he wanted the ball leaving as a Chord?
Back to rocking and The People.
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02-05-2006, 03:15 PM
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Geometry of the Circle...

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02-05-2006, 03:39 PM
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White Jacket Candidate
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Originally Posted by Mike O
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...I wouldn't dig too deep in this area- otherwise you won't be living at home anymore - you'll be living with a lot of other patients and seeing people in white jackets on a daily basis.
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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket
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Hey Mike . . . I thought I read on another forum that you told this lost soul that he wanted the ball leaving as a Chord?
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With the Ball positioned Up Plane from Low Point, the Clubhead's Line of Flight will always pass outside the Ball's Location. Hence, it will also pass 'outside' the Line of Flight. Which makes the Line of Flight a chord to the Clubhead Orbit.
Except that it's not a true chord because the Ball's Line of Flight is in a vertical plane and the Clubhead's Line of Flight is in an Inclined Plane.  And the Ball leaves the Plane at Separation and hence its 'exit' from the circle occurs at that point (and not on the 'other side' of the circle). But, no matter, it still performs as if a chord.
Beam me up, Scotty.
And make my own very long-sleeved white jacket a 44 long!
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02-05-2006, 05:41 PM
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Rooms 101 and 103
I'm not going deep on this one- so just one liners.
Bucket's in room 101 and a guy named Blake is in room 103- now I know that room 102 is empty- and both would love to see Mike O. on the patient register- and we all know that I deserve to be in that room- and I really appreciate you guys wanting me to be there- BUT I AM NOT GOING! No one has ever seen Bucket- because he never gets out and it is no coincidence that every LBG seminar that YODA has put on - the dates of those seminars corresponded exactly to "Blake's" scheduled leaves from the facility.
That said- whithout expanding on all the issues, referring to situations like 2-C-1 #2A- the LOC is a tangent to the arc, and 2-C-1 #3 the LOC is a tangent to the arc at separation (and at impact - although based on his drawing that would be a grey area) and 2-C-2 #3 the LOC is a tangent to the arc.
Bucket,
The line of flight is not the same as the LOC. My post above said at impact- which the LOC would always be a tangent to the circle, but depending on what happens to the face during the impact interval- the LOC could become a chord- so it is possible for the LOC to become a CHORD at separation. Now, that's the one liner- and all ready you've got five more patients checking in!, and management aware of this thread has already started construction on the second wing of the facility!  And all of this under the guise of TGM but really just to provide you with more chess playing partners!
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02-05-2006, 06:06 PM
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Who the heck knows!
I OK we can all agree that I'm certified. I'm just happy that I have sucked the great Mike O into my demented mongoloidian world.
Back to The People . . . the love me. Do not further interrupt my rocking and drooling.
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02-05-2006, 07:00 PM
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I see dead people!
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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket
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I OK we can all agree that I'm certified. I'm just happy that I have sucked the great Mike O into my demented mongoloidian world.
Back to The People . . . the love me. Do not further interrupt my rocking and drooling.
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12 piece- as I said It's the impact physics, combined with two and three dimensions, combined with TGM- that mix will send any brain scrambling- it's not you. I'm OK, You're OK! Oh by the way- I justed moved my bags into room 102- nice view, I'll be right over- they said Blake was out back with a couple of wooden dowels mumbling to himself- "on-plane" or something - the nurses never have been able to understand what happend to him, but YODA is at the front desk to visit him- so I must have been wrong about that.
CLUBHEAD FORCE VECTOR AT IMPACT =/produces the LOC VECTOR.
The CLUBHEAD FORCE VECTOR really determines the "centerline" and "equator of the ball" in this context.
CLUBFACE LOFT AT IMPACT in relation to Clubhead force - determines where the impact point will be - i.e. how much below the equator
CLUBFACE ALIGNMENT AT IMPACT - closed or open in relation to the clubhead force- determines how much that impact point will be left or right of the center line.
Last edited by Mike O : 02-05-2006 at 07:15 PM.
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