LynnBlakeGolf Forums - View Single Post - What are the fundamental alignments of a good Pivot? Thread: What are the fundamental alignments of a good Pivot? View Single Post #2 02-15-2008, 08:46 PM 12 piece bucket Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Thomasville, NC Posts: 4,380 Originally Posted by Daryl Hogans Hips are more open than the bubble model. Their theory is anti-Pivot Lag. The Pivot train is like a three stage rocket in the sense that sequencing occurs but that’s where the comparison ends. If the first gear slows, then a chain reaction of slowing follows. I agree that Hip motion first must overcome the inertia of the upper body and Club, and that may seem like work because of the effort, and when it subsides people think the pivot has done its job, but I don’t think the turning motion and Right Hip should slow. I don't think the dude is saying you MAKE it slow but he's isolating the pelvis so it don't wobble around. The pivot is made up of joint segments seeking their in-line relationship just like the power package. . . . Homer got this . . .Pivot Lag. __________________ Aloha Mr. Hand Behold my hands; reach hither thy hand 12 piece bucket View Public Profile Send a private message to 12 piece bucket Find all posts by 12 piece bucket