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Mathew 09-26-2006 06:08 AM

Muscle contraction during pivot
 
I've been looking up anatomy and stuff like that recently.

A question I have is, does the abdominal and gluteus muscles contract during the pivot?

And if so when and where....that kinda thing....

bts 09-26-2006 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Mathew
I've been looking up anatomy and stuff like that recently.

A question I have is, does the abdominal and gluteus muscles contract during the pivot?

And if so when and where....that kinda thing....

All skeletal muscles (including the facial ones) contract simultaneously "during the pivot".

mrodock 09-26-2006 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Mathew
I've been looking up anatomy and stuff like that recently.

A question I have is, does the abdominal and gluteus muscles contract during the pivot?

And if so when and where....that kinda thing....


The right glute contracts hard if a person has a good backswing pivot. As my physical therapist so eloquently said: "Look at pro golfers, their right cheek is way bigger!" The abdominals must contract if a person is going to maintain their posture. Both glutes contract in a proper downswing pivot. There is a golf anatomy book by a guy named Bazzle that is pretty interesting. Also there was an article in Golf Digest that talked about the prime movers in the golf swing. http://www.golfdigest.com/search/ind...ranatomy2.html

Matt

EdStraker 09-26-2006 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by mrodock
The right glute contracts hard if a person has a good backswing pivot. As my physical therapist so eloquently said: "Look at pro golfers, their right cheek is way bigger!" The abdominals must contract if a person is going to maintain their posture. Both glutes contract in a proper downswing pivot. There is a golf anatomy book by a guy named Bazzle that is pretty interesting. Also there was an article in Golf Digest that talked about the prime movers in the golf swing. http://www.golfdigest.com/search/ind...ranatomy2.html

Matt

Steve Elkington mentions the role of the abdominal muscles in the golf swing in his book.

jim_0068 09-26-2006 02:45 PM

Next time you want to add some speed to your swing, flex your ab muscles at address and try to keep them flexed in your swing.

See what happens ;)

birdie_man 09-29-2006 12:58 PM

Has anyone tried this?

WTH did it do??

(did u hurt yourself...?)

12 piece bucket 09-29-2006 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by mrodock
The right glute contracts hard if a person has a good backswing pivot. As my physical therapist so eloquently said: "Look at pro golfers, their right cheek is way bigger!" The abdominals must contract if a person is going to maintain their posture. Both glutes contract in a proper downswing pivot. There is a golf anatomy book by a guy named Bazzle that is pretty interesting. Also there was an article in Golf Digest that talked about the prime movers in the golf swing. http://www.golfdigest.com/search/ind...ranatomy2.html

Matt

Hey ASSMAN!!!!!!

h.kan 10-03-2006 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by mrodock
Also there was an article in Golf Digest that talked about the prime movers in the golf swing. http://www.golfdigest.com/search/ind...ranatomy2.html

Matt

When I look at these pictures I get the feeling that the left side and shoulder is dragging the arms down into the ball.
if I try to do that it seems I dont have any time for right shoulder thrust. So what am I missing here:confused1


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