Swinging with pressure point #2

[innercityteacher]

QUOTE=O.B.Left;74072]You have options, millions of them but take a look at 10-20-C SHOULDER TURN THROW. Remember you can use Release Triggers in combination. Shoulder turn throw then a Right ARm Throw for a Hitter say or (left) Wrist Throw for a Swinger.

Ok, OB. I'm feeling the Extensor Action (left tricep right bicep) and I am loving the RFT (Kevin/Jerry ). It is sooooo easy with EA. Can I use it on my putts? You might say that I'm feeling the love!!

(Was that too feminine? After all, I grew-up in Chicago, not a suburb. DARYL lives in a suburb and OB, are you still teaching your wife to golf? Pretty soon we will have females writing on this forum, but I digress...)

Ooops I can use EA on my putts! (OK, no thread-jacking!)

I think that the only way the bent Right Elbow can make its way down plane in Startdown (which is a prerequisite of delayed release ) is for the Right Shoulder to take it there. If your Pivot takes the right shoulder down plane without you thinking about it great........if it doesnt you better make an effort to ensure it happens. Make an Active Shoulder Turn Throw in other words.

I did this today and it helped my drive and other shots really fly!

WATCH CLUB FACE PAST STATIONARY HEAD
SOLID TRIPOD-ANGLE HINGE-EA-RFT
BRACE- DRAG SHOULDER STRAIGHT DOWN PAST STATIONARY HEAD
WATCH CLUB FACE PAST STATIONARY HEAD

Once the Right Elbow extends you're into Release. The left palm comes off the Inclined Plane, the clubhead moves outside the Hands and C.F. takes over accelerating the Throw Out Action.

There is more right arm! EA stops wobble. No need to thrust with such a solid structure. Just keep head still and the ball will go where it is aimed! Driver can be hit on the upswing in front of front foot with smooth acceleration letting the right shoulder roll down keeping EA and right arm solid! Ball carries 10-20 yards further rolling into the woods on the range well past 250 marker.

Of course the Left Wrist Throw can accelerate this Throw Out some too. Most people just think about Release in terms of #2 Angle....... its part of the picture but not the whole picture. There a bunch of levers there all interacting with each other, especially if you employ Extensor Action which really ties them all together. A very good thing that can put the Right Elbow in charge of multiple actions.

The left wrist throw works better for me if I imagine my front shoulder going straight up using shorter irons and wedges.
Thanks everyone!