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    Quote Originally Posted by adlo View Post
    I've seen your swing Flipper. You coming over though? Good stuff.
    Yeah a mate at work is getting a transfer to Perth.

    I'll be coming over to visit after he settles in

    I'll bring my earplugs shall i ?
    Originally Posted by sms316
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    You mean so you can't hear Johnny Canuck and Yossarian rabbiting on?

    Makes sense.
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    Yeah i heard JC could talk the ears off a statue
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    Quote Originally Posted by adlo View Post
    Virge, are you able to expand on that comment?
    'Course.

    on your downswing your hips are going UNDER your shoulder instead of staying level and ROTATING AROUND. Your posture changes about 4 times on you backswing and down to impact.

    Repeat to yourself on a backswing - ARMS, SHOULDERS, HIPS
    Then for a downswing HIPS, SHOULDERS, ARMS.

    Do this whilest keeping your spine angle and posture. You need to swing around your spine, not move your upper body around to suit what your legs are doing.

    Just rotate around your spine.... nothing more

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    settle down now. i am an innocent bystander in all of this, although i do like jarro's advice.

    as for you aldo, who is the only one that got reprimanded on the golf course for loud behaviour?




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    Quote Originally Posted by virge666 View Post
    'Course.

    on your downswing your hips are going UNDER your shoulder instead of staying level and ROTATING AROUND. Your posture changes about 4 times on you backswing and down to impact.

    Repeat to yourself on a backswing - ARMS, SHOULDERS, HIPS
    Then for a downswing HIPS, SHOULDERS, ARMS.

    Do this whilest keeping your spine angle and posture. You need to swing around your spine, not move your upper body around to suit what your legs are doing.

    Just rotate around your spine.... nothing more
    Won't this make him hit big blocks/cuts ?

    Shouldn't the arms start the downswing ?
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    Gents, have moved this to a seperate thread.
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    Hit it then find it. Fairways are over-rated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jarro View Post
    Won't this make him hit big blocks/cuts ?

    Shouldn't the arms start the downswing ?
    The hips "load" the arms and allow for more downcocking of the wrists. In Edwin we call it a bump, in a more conventional swing it it may start with the knees and hips clearing.

    Same method to both swing patterns. The hips have to get out of the way for the shoulders to come down on plane.

    he will hit the high rights if he hangs back. Pretty much what he is doing now. He however flips his hands over and drives the legs to straighten himself up.

    What he is doing now is TILTING instead of rotating. Slow it down and look at his posture - it is almost Zig like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3oneday View Post
    Hit it then find it. Fairways are over-rated.

    How is the left hand side rough nowadays ?

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    Eeewwww, you've actually seen zig ????

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    Quote Originally Posted by virge666 View Post
    How is the left hand side rough nowadays ?
    dunno, when was the last time we played ???

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    Hi,

    Too much right or left dispersion from centre target line maybe coming if the shaft is too higher spinning, or torque/twisting too much.


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    Spam.



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    adlo, get yourself a nice Aldila NV 65 X flex shaft.

    You'll never hit more fairways
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    Quote Originally Posted by virge666 View Post
    The hips "load" the arms and allow for more downcocking of the wrists. In Edwin we call it a bump, in a more conventional swing it it may start with the knees and hips clearing.

    Same method to both swing patterns. The hips have to get out of the way for the shoulders to come down on plane.

    he will hit the high rights if he hangs back. Pretty much what he is doing now. He however flips his hands over and drives the legs to straighten himself up.

    What he is doing now is TILTING instead of rotating. Slow it down and look at his posture - it is almost Zig like.
    To expand on Virge's words and make it clearer for those having trouble understanding the golf swing this may help.

    We set up at address with our feet planted firmly on the earth. If this isn't done we have no foundation and purchase to generate the power necessary to make the ball fly. Try hitting a golf ball standing on ice. In an uncomplicated swing the arms and shoulders move first as a unit turning the trunk which turns the hips, and in the majority of golfers, the left knee. The feet maintain their solid contact with the ground because they are needed to kick the swing in reverse. It is the large muscles of the thighs and around the pelvic area which reverse the swing.

    All the stuff you have read about winding the body up like a spring, well forget it, our muscles don't work like that. Muscles come in opposite groups, one group contracts the other stretches; when stretched they stay stretched until their antagonist is engaged. The role of the muscles is to move the bones (levers) to perform the task set by the brain. That is a simplistic view but it will do here. The larger muscles move the slowest and are the source of power, the smaller muscles work faster and are very limited to create power on their own.

    In the backswing, the swing has moved in sequence with the upper body leading the pivot. The downswing reverses that from the feet upwards with the main power source being the large muscles of the legs, thighs & pelvic area. It is important that the upper body remained turned at this point otherwise the whole point of having a backswing is down the drain.
    The large lower body muscles will at some point engage the trunk (inner & outer obliques) which will then carry the load at a faster pace reacting the shoulders which move at an even faster pace. Each group moves in sequence picking up the load as the previous group expends its power range.

    The above is referred to as sequencing in golf swing terms.
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    Great post, Ray.



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    Great post Ray.

    Jarro, have never had any luck with the NV.
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    Quote Originally Posted by adlo View Post
    Great post Ray.

    Jarro, have never had any luck with the NV.
    Is that because of your homosexuality ?
    Originally Posted by sms316
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    Man, you are desperately trying to keep that thing going. Good luck little fella
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    I can let it go.... if you really want me to ?

    Try the NV's again man, they rock !!!!!
    Originally Posted by sms316
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    OK, just for you I will hit the next club I see with an NV in it.
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    You're a good man Adam
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    Quote Originally Posted by jarro View Post
    You're a big girl adam like that south african runner

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    Yossarian, don't get in the way of Jarro and me patching up our damaged friendship
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