[whip]

thank you very much for your comments especially the one about the showcase for tgm. Hogan and Snead were the greatest, i would be ecstatic to come anywhere close. My swing is still in process of refinement and therefore the look and sound of the swing may change on a given day or even on a given swing as components and their relationships are tweaked and refined. I claim no perfections, all components and there total rhythm still require vast improvement. Homer didn't define the perfect swing, he laid out possibilities in the trillions yet all must have the imperatives and essentials to have any real competitive potential with few exceptions. personal and psychological preferences must be accounted for and every golfer will excel and resist any certain part of the process or another, everyone is different. I have found you cannot just jump ahead, you have to reach a certain level of conceptual understanding and execution and drill it in a bit, then you take that current level and throw some more crash and relative translation to all components and get to that NEXT level and then once again refine those components and so on and so on to the level of refinement proportionate to your ambitions. Thanks to Homer's work, this is a truly unlimited and unparalleled refinement process.


RE lower body-

trying to make sure i get some nice shoulder lag, bump then twist and not vis versa and the right amount and at the right time and with proper axis tilt, it's possible for me to bump the hip without actuating the right shoulder downward so I want to make sure that's synced up properly and working together right as well as zone 2 components synced up with axis tilt the way i want them, etc etc. i seem to have much more control over the hips now so it probably looks a lot different, those are fairly old swings but that lower body action is pretty good, could it be better oh ya it could drastically change from that but it has also come along way, inches are miles in the golf swing.