What was always perplexing to me was the reasoning behind all of the legal disclaimers on packaging. Now, I know.
For evermore, on the back of the packaging for fishing scales, it will read: The manufacturer will not be held responsible for injuries resulting from the measurement of extensor action in a golf stroke.
P.S. I think it should be enough pressure to remove wobble in the power package and kept at a steady effort. I don't think it has to be enough to rip the left arm from the shoulder socket.
Sounds like I could be overdoing it then?.It is difficult to compare after so long Ted,but I remember when you stretched my left arm at address I was suprised, to say the least,at how strong the pull was.Maybe I have just got used to it and am overdoing it..hence the original post.Tell you what -it HURTS when the hook slips on the scale!
....but not so much that you overly inhibit motion.
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Now, I have a question I've not really thought about until now....mainly cause I'm fooling around with Hitting now....and with lots of success actually....you guys may have a new "mouth breather" on the board ....
Ya....would a Hitter have more Extensor Action? (a stronger pull)...
Seems so to me....to promote structure and discourage stroke length (stop at Top ["3/4 position"] not End).
Last edited by birdie_man : 03-07-2006 at 02:31 PM.
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