4bswing
 

Not sure if ppl are gonna get all pissy for me resurrecting this one again but....

This thread got me wonderin again:
http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=1712

.....

K, so what's the deal?

IS THERE ACTUALLY SUCH THING AS A 4BARRELL SWING?

Or does that immediately turn it into a 4B Hit? Or is a 4B Hit actually different than a 4B Swing?

????

Last thing I remember is that opinions were mixed.....I remember Brian saying one thing....then saying something else....and Lynn saying some stuff.....and some other stuff....and Homer said "They are mutually exclusive!", or w/e.

Is this one of those things that is always gonna be in a state of debate? Is it just how you look at it?

Or is there a real answer?

General consensus
 

Here is the general consensus:

• 4 Barrel Hit: absolutely possible and recommended for the advance player. Example: Ted Fort (YodasLuke)
  
  
• 4 Barrel Swing: theoretically possible and not recommended even for the advance player. Example: Tiger Woods (when his drives go out of bounds)
  
  
• 4 Barrel Right Arm Swing: theoretically and practically impossible to perform.
  
  
• 4 Barrel Hit and 4 Barrel Swing are not the same.

  With Hitting, you are adding Pivot Thrust, but still primarily Radially Accelerating the whole of the Primary Lever Assembly with your Right Arm.

  With Swinging, you are adding Right Arm Thrust which supports the Longitudinal Acceleration of the Secondary Lever Assembly.

4 Barrel Right Arm Swing theoretically and practically impossible to perform....now that's a hoot...are you sure it's 4barrel???

Hmmmm....and the comment about Tiger...statistically what has made Tiger the top winner he is...par 5s (not his score on par 3s or 4s)...his total score for all of the tournaments he has played in he is ridicuously under par for the par 5s....why... Long Driving skill and length...

For my money, the above comparisons are dangerous.

DG