Aligning the Clubface

[Daryl]

Daryl, Mike O, O.B.Left
Here is what I need clarified:
As I understand it- HK said swinger uses Horizontal Hinging, Hitters use angled hinging. If the hitter uses other than angled or the swinger uses other than horizontal there is manipulation.
Is that your understanding?

HB

Not necessarily. A Swinger can introduce "Layback" to the Dual Horizontal Hinge by Tracing the Angle of Approach at Impact (See Greg McHatton). Is that Manipulation? no.

[HungryBear]

Not necessarily. A Swinger can introduce "Layback" to the Dual Horizontal Hinge by Tracing the Angle of Approach at Impact (See Greg McHatton). Is that Manipulation? no.

A little lost here. Ar5e you talking about the "extension" and hand speed through impact?

HB

[Daryl]

A little lost here. Ar5e you talking about the "extension" and hand speed through impact?

HB

Hey, don't make me threadjack.

I'm talking about the Arc of Approach vs. the Angle of Approach.

[HungryBear]

Back to clubface alignment:

The mechaanics are clear:
7-2
and
This thread

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...ipulated+hands

As for delivery-
CF is the physics for all swinging, not directly but through the assembly.

There - back on topic with a simple declaritory statement. resume fire.

HB

[MizunoJoe]

Not necessarily. A Swinger can introduce "Layback" to the Dual Horizontal Hinge by Tracing the Angle of Approach at Impact (See Greg McHatton). Is that Manipulation? no.

Neither is a delivery line roll according to the Yoda/Tongzilla discussion above. So closing the club face at address is hand manipulation, but deliberately rolling the left wrist is not.

[DrWho]

Is there a difference between intent and manipulation?? If the hands remain true to power accumulators tasks and the structure of the Flying Wedges -than what's the problem?