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Post by tapiosantala on Dec 11, 2012 13:25:20 GMT -5
I disagree that the CW twist of the FLW occurs all the way between P6 and P7 - because that would cause the clubshaft to move over-the-plane. The counterclockwise twist of the FLW mainly happens between P6.7 and P7 (when the club has nearly completed its PA#2 release action)- as can be clearly seen in John Oda's swing video. I agree that optimal use of the right arm/hand during the late downswing can help prevent over-supination of the left forearm through the immediate impact zone. Jeff. Oda's swing is so far away from that. Look at his right arm. Almost straight even before impact, even the elbow pit is in very good orientation. From that position he will sling his hands out and toward the target as Ricky Fowler. As you can see here And CW rotation of the arms are dropping the club head under the plane, not over it. Supination will bring it outside of the hands earlier (over the plane)
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Post by imperfectgolfer on Dec 11, 2012 16:55:15 GMT -5
Tapio,
I haven't the foggiest idea what "points" you are trying to make in your last post. I don't know why you are talking about the right arm and why you are talking about a CF-release action.
Jeff.
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Post by tapiosantala on Dec 12, 2012 0:17:34 GMT -5
Tapio, I haven't the foggiest idea what "points" you are trying to make in your last post. I don't know why you are talking about the right arm and why you are talking about a CF-release action. Jeff. So you don't remember it was you who firs posted Oda? Or you mean you don't understand how the right arm should work in swing and what is the hand movement direction? I think there is something there where we are so far apart that we cant understand each other. i think the reason is same than before. You are use to see the swing from face on and cant see the depth. Your circle is rotating 90 degrees different way than mine. We can see that from example of Mr SMK swinging with one hand. Jeff, golf swing is not to that direction.
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