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.
E,
The reason I ask is Mr. Kelley references "dragging a mop/swinging a mop" in two places:
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. A careful nursing of the Clubhead Feel. Clubhead Lag can be established by three different ways:
1. by resisting the Backstroke motion for Drive Loading
2. with the Start Down motion for Float Loading
3. by “throwing” the Club against the Lag Pressure Point at The Top for Drag Loading
Properly manipulated, Clubhead Inertia can withstand all the Lag Pressure anyone can generate. Including Extensor Action (6-B-1-D).
AND
9-2 ZONE #2 . . . The choice must be made here between “Mop Swinging” (Drive Loading), “Towel Snapping” (Downstroke Loading) and “Whipcracking” (Drag Loading). See 7-19.
It sounds like there is "dragging" even in Drive Loading. I find the "dragging" the mop as an analogy for Drive Loading to be accurate. Drag the inertia downplane stressing the shaft by driving the right forearm. Even though Drag Loading is a Swinging procedure. Sounds like you "drag" even when you Hit.
Hybrid Mode
