Originally Posted by Yoda
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It is a peculiarity of mine.  I find that, properly understood, a steady head helps most people to play better golf.
It may surprise some to know that, in my teaching, I focus very little on the head. That's because when you swing correctly, the head has little tendency to move.
Something like this:
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Homer recomended a stationary head in 2-0-A-1. He also referred to this in 1-L-1 and -2.
It is one thing to swivel the head it is another to sway and bob the head. As Lynn mentioned Ballard moved Strange's head (s)way right.
"Precision is recognizing and reconciling minute differentiations."
The spine is not a rod. As it adjusts to the pivot, the head remains a stationary post. Bio-Mechanics prove this. If you think it is a straight rod, then you will have to prepare to move it right- way right and UP.
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