.. but do you think moving from Fix to Standard Address requires the head to Bob?
This guy don't bob much and he chooses a very different address position to the pros above...much less stiff/upright...head down..foveas looking good etc
No attempt (or at least unsuccessful) to get right forearm on the same plane at impact as address...but right forearm very much on plane at impact.
Some of my thoughts / interpretations put up for bashing around...
Bobbers ...have a sense of right forearm on plane and get their pivots to do whatever they have to do to get it there....as they all start off from an adjusted address which has not had the benefit of a "impact fix" education...they bob...
Mac (my take on his stuff - I know you dabbled in his dark arts too - so see if we agree ) has an adjusted address which has been educated by the impact fix concept... his adjusted address sets head height and neck flexion and spine angle but he does not worry too much about wedges at adjusted address because he sets them early in a manner similar to Joe Dante and Joe Norwood....hmm were Norwood and Dante ever seen in the same room at the same time...
Are there two options for people that use an adjusted address which is not impact address??
Address shaft alignment = impact shaft angle but body dips to get the off plane address right forearm on plane for impact and...
Address shaft alignment lower than impact shaft alignment but the body alignments are same for adj.address and impact...right foream comes on plane for impact as right shoulder lowers and shaft leans forward.
) has an adjusted address which has been educated by the impact fix concept... his adjusted address sets head height and neck flexion and spine angle but he does not worry too much about wedges at adjusted address because he sets them early in a manner similar to Joe Dante and Joe Norwood....hmm were Norwood and Dante ever seen in the same room at the same time...
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