The all new improved 1-L
 

I've had this for quite a while and now decided to post it....

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/Video/1-L-Hinges.avi

Dual Horizontal, Angled, Dual Vertical

Enjoy :)

Dawn Of the Second Day
 

Outstanding job, Mathew! Really terrific stuff. :salut:

I will never forget the awe I felt when you posted your first version -- could it be almost two years now? I looked at it and in my heart knew, "There is a new dawn for The Golfing Machine."

And thanks also to bambam for another great job in helping make this happen. Another great example of our dedicated crew assisting and empowering our members to make this one of the premier websites in Golf.

:)

Thanks Yoda and Bambam :)

Beautiful!
 

Very nicely done. It will be hard not to understand.

Mucho clearer...progress from what was great in the first place.

Well done!

cool stuff
 

Great job Matthew. I love the hinge pin. :)

This is awesome stuff Matt...I smell the beginnings of an online academy...

Really impressive work. Thankyou.

If a picture paints a thousand words.

How much does this!.

Thanks Matthew....it's amazing what one can learn from a door hinge:)

A Well-Oiled Machine
 

Fantastic! You guys are good...

Great work Mathew. The first version was really helping me understanding hinging, and has been in my mind many times at the range. This version is even better:dance:

Great job
 

Great job, man!

With illustrations like these, Stevie Wonder could see how the hinge actions operate.

Thanks guys :)

Tommorow im going to try to put up another.... towards a 1-L collection....

The Few
 

"Never was so much owed by so many to so few."

Thanks Matthew and all of the other "Few" to whom we, "the Many", owe so much.

Go Team; this stuff could really catch on!:cheers:

New animation here

1-L-18. Changing the plane angle has no effect on the plane line

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/gallery/files/1-L-18.avi

Enjoy :)

Just fantastic Mathew!!!
This is breathing life into TGM.
Incidentally, what would be the effect on the plane line if the plane angle was to pivot on the low point plane line?

Work of Wonder
 

Ma-thew! I cannot be-lieve you!

Wow!

The Shifting Plane Angle.

The constant Base Line.

The Shifting Plane Angle extended through the constant Horizontal Base Line to the likewise Shifting Low Point Plane Line.

And a Lever Assembly that Traces both Down Plane.

Congratulations my friend!

:notworthy

[Do we have a 'kissee' Smiley Face somewhere?]

:)

P.S. I love that 'comet' Golf Ball streaking out into the black void!

Thanks strav

I deliberately drew the low point plane line to show it moving with the plane. Unless the low point plane line is precisely on your release plane (which isn't the way real golfers should think), the sweetspot orbit won't go correctly through the ball at impact (best I can do without going into mega detail)....

Thanks Yoda :)

Making you smile... makes my day :)

all smiles
 

You've made everyone smile, through your hard work. We are all appreciative.

Thanks Ted :)

I got to work over next few nights but will try to get another one together to post soon :)

Theres only another 20 points in 1-L I can choose from...lol

Hazardous, but Cool!
 

Mathew,

Your visuals are spectacular. Truly magnificent :salut: .

Another animation here for you :)

1-L-13/14

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/gallery.../1-L-13_14.avi

Enjoy

That is impressive.

How did you get the reference points for the clubhead movement. Are they based on a player, or just made to look right?

Thanks Toolish :)

Mathew's 1-L Animations Gallery
 

Great work, Mathew. Another wonderful contribution to golfdom and LBG. Thanks! :salut:

P.S. Did you learn anything about the Stroke's Geometry while doing the animation?

Thanks Lynn :) - Im glad you like it :)

Well, a little but not too much because this animation has a close relationship to the 1-L-18 animation I made earlier. I did find out some things however, I found out that the lever assembly and the point where you release will affect the clubhead orbit at impact point as it comes to an inline condition...

1-l-5/6
 

Whilst the point has been kinda already been made in the 1-L-18 animation, 1-L-5/6 is coming very soon :). Maybe not the most inspiring points since almost everyone here knows what they mean but none the same, it needs to be done for the collection and as an introduction for those rolling in the deep fog (how poetic huh..:) ) to these concepts...

Ok everyone :)

1-L-5 The clubshaft lies full length on a flat, tilted plane.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/gallery/files/1-L-5.avi

Enjoy :)