GeoffDickson
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There are three concepts I am struggling to understand and connect:
1. Negative-tumble
2. Steep downswing
3. A more shallow angle of attack
Is this a good definition of anti-tumble: A post transition phenomenon characterized by the shaft becoming more horizontal.
Is the following statement logical: A golfer with no anti-tumble will likely have a steep downswing and a higher than optimal angle of attack numbers.
Is a steep downswing the same as having a high AoA?
What is the best ‘move’ to create anti-tumble? Is it a conscious move or just the result of something? Perhaps just a soft/slow/smooth transition? Swingthought: Leave the hands at the top for as long as possible?
1. Negative-tumble
2. Steep downswing
3. A more shallow angle of attack
Is this a good definition of anti-tumble: A post transition phenomenon characterized by the shaft becoming more horizontal.
Is the following statement logical: A golfer with no anti-tumble will likely have a steep downswing and a higher than optimal angle of attack numbers.
Is a steep downswing the same as having a high AoA?
What is the best ‘move’ to create anti-tumble? Is it a conscious move or just the result of something? Perhaps just a soft/slow/smooth transition? Swingthought: Leave the hands at the top for as long as possible?
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