What are the fundamental alignments of a good Pivot?

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Daryl,

I agree you must keep the left hip turning, but don't discount speed of the action. It is the speed that activates the strech - shorten cycle of effective pivots. For reference, please check out Chris Welch's kinetic link work on the net. If you can't find it, our man Bucks has the link!

UPP, going to the Golf Show in Ohio

That stuff is really good with regards to generation of angular velocity . . .

BUT (and this is the part where you ran off) . . . we (hopefully) play a game of speed . .. AND . . . PRECISION.

That cat's work could be really good if it could be blended to the hand paths and plane angles and shifts (or not) . . . he may already have that.

It was really good . . .

We have to alignment the forces and motion . . .

So how would you say we do that?