LynnBlakeGolf Forums - View Single Post - Standard Hip Action vs. Delayed Hip Action Thread: Standard Hip Action vs. Delayed Hip Action View Single Post #72 12-03-2011, 01:13 PM Delaware Golf Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 773 Notes for the 7th Edition Originally Posted by Par71 DG, I was about to ask you this before: I seem to remember that you wrote in other threads that in the 7th edition Hip Action for the Basic Stroke Patterns had been changed from Delayed to Standard. Were you referring to that draft 7th edition that Tom Tomasello assembled, or is this really somewhere in the final 7th edition? So you have ask yourself did the notes for the 7th edition say standard hip action or was that a conversation between Homer and Tomasello...and if the notes said Standard Hip Action did Joe Daniels make the decision to retain delayed hip action in the stroke patterns. Good question for Joe Daniels? I got to believe Joe Daniels and Tom Tomasello had the same set of 7th edition updates, in the 7th edition text Joe Daniels mentions 90 pages of notes and Tommy mentioned the same amount. You would have to assume that Sally Kelley probably provided Tom and Joe copies of those notes. Tom Tomasello painstakingly put those updates into a copy of the 6th edition. Tommy knew that book inside and out... With my backswing, I'm sensing both the right hip action and the action of the hands per the straight line delivery path per the #3 pressure point. I'm hitting the ball long and straight, consistently. Why? If I use Right Forearm Takeaway (trying to keep right arm straight, wide arc), I lose my pivot angle/waist bend, that condition is called bobbing. If I use Magic of the Right Forearm takeaway (bending or levering the right elbow at the start of the backswing) with delayed hip action that puts an excessive amount of pressure on the right elbow. The backstroke motion that Tommy taught; Magic of the Right Forearm and Standard Hip action solved all of my backswing issues. I'm swinging within myself and retaining the three most important angles. 1) Knee flex 2) Maintaining Waist Bend 3) The Right Wrist conditon (Bent and Level) I believe this is a process an AI should be taking you through. DG Last edited by Delaware Golf : 12-03-2011 at 03:56 PM. Delaware Golf View Public Profile Send a private message to Delaware Golf Find all posts by Delaware Golf