I'm still having a bit of difficulty picturing exactly what is needed. Does anybody know of a video clip of a TGM waggle anywhere? it would help alot.
If not i've got a few more questions:
Should there be any wrist break in a waggle? From what YodasLuke says wouldn't swingers starting from a standard address have to then break their wrists to rehearse their flying wedges in their waggle?
Is it ok to stop the waggle before the ball? I ask this because i read somewhere in the book that stopping at impact could encourage quitting.
Should there be any wrist break in a waggle? From what YodasLuke says wouldn't swingers starting from a standard address have to then break their wrists to rehearse their flying wedges in their waggle?
Is it ok to stop the waggle before the ball? I ask this because i read somewhere in the book that stopping at impact could encourage quitting.
Cheers,
Danny
Depends- If you sweep to the top then yes, the right wrist would fold in the waggle- as would the right elbow. I Hitter's wrist action wouldn't.
Address waggle is over the top of the ball and through it. Yes, to prevent the "computer" from excepting quitting.
Check 3-F-5 Homer talks about ALL the waggles.
My favorite line in 3-F-5 (The Address Routine):
"By which time the Hands completely replace the Club per 5-0."
If you sweep to the top then yes, the right wrist would fold in the waggle- as would the right elbow. I Hitter's wrist action wouldn't. 
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