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As Ted Fort suggested, I slowed down my startdown waggle a bit further and waited "until I was close enough to throw a punch". But I couldn't have figured out the right answer, until I was able to finally trust that that my "startdown waggle" combined with my "4 barreled hitting thrust" would provide a lag transportation system sufficient to "carry the goods for me through the impact zone".

By working harder on both loading the lag on the backswing, and also as my hands initially start down, in conjunction with the "startdown waggle", I have been able to load much better than before. The more important improvement was learning how to fine tune my lag delivery system. When I assumed that the hands provided the transportation for lag, my stroke was okay, but I couldn't sense a strong lag contribution. Now that I trust the startdown waggle and 4 barrel hitting thrust to transport the lag forward, it is clear that the amount of precious lag cargo is greatly increased.

The process of golfers at this forum helping other golfers better understand howthe golfing machine works, is positively wonderful. I simply would never have been able to effect the continuous progress I am making this year, without the help of many others, plus this wonderful website. Thanks Yoda, Ted and crew!!!