I had fun working on extensor action today to help turn my low paddlewheel htting action into something approaching a "long right arm". But I simply don't agree that everything that TT suggests, I have an obligation to accept. The swing out at the ball motion he demonstrates so vividly only works properly with a horizontal hinge the way he demonstrates it on the video, imo.
I have deeply indebted to Lynn Blake and everyone associated with this website. As a result of the content of this website, the quality of my ball striking has gone up dramatically. I know that you are very knowledgeble about the The Golfing Machine, as well as having taken lessons from TT. Unfortunately, you seem to take it personally when someone suggests that they are not following Homer's book accurately. I have about a week before my golf league starts and I need to put a working system in place. The day I wrote my previous post, I had just come back from the range and hit the ball better than I remembered hitting it previously. I reported the changes that had produced the best results. I had floundered when I tried hitting "out at the ball" shanking 6 or 7 times. I did much better when I focused on staying on plane instead of coming inside of the plane coming down, so I could hit out at the ball. The shanks disappeared immediately.
I fear you and I think quite differently, and wonder if it may not make sense for you to pass my posts by, rather than becoming upset about them. The last thing I want to do is cause anyone distress at my favorite golf website.
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