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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket
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Originally Posted by EdZ
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yep.... that's pretty much it.... but think 'drag'
drag the lag downplane and you'll really feel the 'heavy' load compress the ball and your entire body supporting impact
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Edz,
This may be a goofy question and I know this is the Swinging Forum, but per 7-19 LAG LOADING:
The correct Clubhead Lag Pressure “Feel” is a deadweight inertia – exactly like dragging a wet mop through impact – constant Loading, constant direction.
Can you "drag" with the right arm? Is Hitting the equivalent of "dragging" the mop/clubhead with the right tricep/forearm? And is this consistent with Drive loading? Is there "dragging the wet mop" with Drive loading? Or is "dragging" with the right arm like Right Arm Swinging?
Maybe this is just a feel vs. real deal.
Thanks!
B
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Bagger, your post cracked me up!
..... the clapper.....
12 piece - Delaware Golf is our resident right arm swinger, so perhaps he can confirm this, but yes that sounds very much like a right arm swinger's 'feel' and/or a full sweep release hitter's feel/arc of approach. Perhaps Ted can comment on that one.
In a hitter's move you would generally not want to have that 'sweep' feeling with the right arm, but more of a straight line thrust of PP#1. Swinging is generally a left sided drag sensation. Personally I feel BOTH my hands, via the pressure points, are dragging the heavy club downplane, but to have PP#4, you'll feel this as more of a 'left sided' drag rather than a right sided drag.
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