Is hitting more back friendly?

[ColtsFan]

ouch....Ted may have something to say about that

[KAPLOWD]

Isn't there less hip hula hula (rotation) in the hitting procedure ? If yes, then the result should be less strain on the back.

[ColtsFan]

K,
thats what I was thinking too. Been using VJ Trolio's rendition of Hogan's pivot and its very rotational.(after the slide) Cant do it right now becasue of the back.

[purehitter]

The True Golf Motion 3-D swing pattern I developed uses both hitting and swinging components. The pivot is rotational motion with little axis tilt. Weight is centered on the back swing and moves slightly left on the down swing. The back swing hand position is the top. The True Golf Motion 3-D Swing Pattern takes advantage of both pivot rotational and right arm thrust power and does not put stress on the back or shoulder joints. It is a breath of fresh air for golfers with back and shoulder problems.

[ColtsFan]

is this the 'hammer" motion on your site? No rt arm extensor action from what I recall. Heard some people getting it out there w/ the pattern. What PA's are you using, 4 barrel?

[12 piece bucket]

According to Tommy T . . . hitting is bad on the back . . .

[ColtsFan]

hey Bucket,

Did TT say why it was harder on back?

Apparently he didnt have a full understanding of the hitting procedure saying it was "powerless effort" and shorter on distance than swinging.


dunno, those balls Ted hits sure tell a different story

[purehitter]

is this the 'hammer" motion on your site? No rt arm extensor action from what I recall. Heard some people getting it out there w/ the pattern. What PA's are you using, 4 barrel?

No this is not the Hammer Swing Pattern. It is a 4 barrel pattern right out of TGM book.

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John W Rohan-Weaver GSEM