Very interesting post about the soft tissue......and the fact that the shoulder is the most freely movable joint in the body. I learned something today......where do you get your biomechanics information from I would love to learn more. I still have a hard time believing though that the left arm can truly move straight back with a club in hand.....maybe in theory it can move straight but I have a hard time believing this is what it's actually doing.
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B-Ray
I get my info mainly from my education. I'm training to be an x-ray tech, so I have to know that junk . I agree with you about the arm moving back without rotation. Like I said before, unless someone does something, maybe intentionally or through bad swing mechanics, it's not likely that their arm will move back without rotation; the golf club dosen't want to swing that way. And it isn't too comfortable, either.
. I agree with you about the arm moving back without rotation. Like I said before, unless someone does something, maybe intentionally or through bad swing mechanics, it's not likely that their arm will move back without rotation; the golf club dosen't want to swing that way. And it isn't too comfortable, either.
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