[innercityteacher]

"The Hammer" // At first I thought he was Hitting because of that weird backswing and Single Wrist Action. But then.....

His real Secret: 10-18-C #1, Horizontal Hinge Paddle-wheel Motion on the TSP. Swinger.

Maybe his strength reduces Impact Deceleration? Although he Spins fast.

Thanks Bear, although you needn't have done that. We are in for a painful couple of months of winter so we might as well be friendly.

Anywhoo...my clubs make the ball go further when I Pivot and keep my stuff frozen. What I was shocked to find was how much time I seem to have with a closed stance to decide what to do. It sort of amps up my CF. maybe balancing the front shortness? Who knows? But if the pros used to use a closed stance and they were way better than me...

Should that be how lesser physically skilled people start out? Doesn't that make the Plane much more approachable, do-able and therefore make a more effective golfer?

Since we are spitballing again, and since Stack and Tilt is our 2nd cousin sortof, and we are on the subject of easier golfing effectiveness by way of Bear's thread (I think that's what Bear was going for), has any else noticed that is is much easier to SWIT with S& T?

When I straighten my back leg and tilt on my front (one long imbalanced downhill slide), It feels like straightening my front leg and sliding my hip is so easy and that my right arm just wants to beat the crud out of the ball. It is almost automatic.

Anyway...I'm sure there is a bio-mechanical explanation for all this stuff. I'm guessing my left plastic hip just rolls out of the way in a closed stance and it give my back shoulder unrestricted permission to slide through the ground.


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