Speak to, and befriend, his good buddy Basic Motion.
Once Basic Motion decides that the time is right, he will pass you over to his mate, Aquired Motion who will then prepare you, once he considers you ready, for the next stage of your G.O.L.F development, Total Motion.
Speak to, and befriend, his good buddy Basic Motion.
Once Basic Motion decides that the time is right, he will pass you over to his mate, Aquired Motion who will then prepare you, once he considers you ready, for the next stage of your G.O.L.F development, Total Motion.
Acquired motion is the description in the book of a swing that goes to the right forearm parallel to the ground position on the back stroke and forward stroke-for most of us "a half swing"
Strictly speaking, it's not Acquired Motion if you've got a Finish Swivel, so I'd be very surprised if people can still come close to their Total Motion clubhead speed using Acquired Motion.
I can relate to how this works because one day I was messing around with a speed stick and did two swing.
ONe was a full out swing where I got 139
the other was a swing where i put myself in the nine oclock position, held that position for a couple seconds, then fired from there.
and the big difference between the two, 4 mph
I can relate to how this works because one day I was messing around with a speed stick and did two swing.
ONe was a full out swing where I got 139
the other was a swing where i put myself in the nine oclock position, held that position for a couple seconds, then fired from there.
and the big difference between the two, 4 mph
But did you stop at Follow Through (both arms straight), or did you go all the way to the Finish with the Finish Swivel?
But did you stop at Follow Through (both arms straight), or did you go all the way to the Finish with the Finish Swivel?
Good point!we went to both arms straight ,right arm parallel to the ground but I am sure we(swingers)all added some pivot so Iguess it was a half swing rather than acquired motion.I apologise for misleading anyone...but it did demonstrate that lots of us swing too hard.Thanks for the correction!
I'm always trying to find something wrong (I don't like it either). And I sense something wrong with these conclusions. First, I find it odd that between the few of us on this thread, that we've hit millions of golf balls and hadn't concluded that a half swing or acquired motion swing (whatever) travels almost the same distance as a total motion swing (is my computer broke?). Second, the club head travel distance between acquired motion and total motion can be almost double in some players. Given this increase in acceleration time, I would think that a total motion stroke would travel much farther. On the other hand, I saw VJ.'s swings and MPH results with my own eyes and a 4 iron acquired motion is equivalent to a Total motion 5 iron.
So, maybe we are "jumping to conclusions". I mean that there is other information that we aren't considering. First, The difference between a 4 iron an a 5 iron may be 10-12 yards with a full swing. I wasn't out in the range with a measuring tape so I don't know how far each ball traveled. So we don't have a control sampling. We didn't take 50 full swings with both clubs and 50 acquired motion swings with each club and measure the results. The test I saw compared the club head speed between a 4 and 5 iron using acquired and total motion respectively. Secondly, did VJ "put more into" the acquired motion than the total motion? I don't know. Third, maybe "our" collective total motion club head travel distance is not as much as double our acquired motion travel distance.
I would agree that when I think of an acquired motion vs. total motion, that the ball travel distance should be greater than the nearly and only 1% difference in club head speed. But, I've been wrong many times. I do think that there is something to this. I'm just not sure exactly what. I know that when faced with a critical distance shot I'm more comfortable with a full swing because I pretty well know my clubs distances. Maybe I should get to know their Acquired motion distances too?