Slide/Pivot is CROSS-LINE
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Jim Kobylinski
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Yup
timm said:
You got it . . . ALL components comply with the Delivery Line selected. So you do infact slide Cross Line . . . if you were using Arc of Approach (curved line through the Impact and Low Point you would Turn).
To actually approximate the Angle of Approach, you can go to Impact Fix with your Right Forearm On-Plane with the Clubshaft. Imagine a line on the ground that is Parallel to your On-Plane Right Forearm. This should be pointing Cross-Line out to Right Field. So you pivot parallel to the delivery line (slide). You should also adjust your aiming point on the delivery line too.
Jim Kobylinski
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Millrat said:
clubshaft moves on plane with the new delivery line, angle of approach that goes out to right field. No shanks.
birdie_man
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Picture Trevino as an example.
Bravo great question
Timm, Besides learning great fundementals. Great question. Huge reason why handicaps don't come down. Hips package must move towards right field or 10 on a clock if you where standing in the middle of a full size clock. When one is at the top of there backswing, they would not turn anything at the start of the downswing. All the talk of heel down is a correct yes, it goes down correctly if you move the side of the hip package towards 10 or right field. When done incorrectly the hip moves back or sideways and actually turns. If you watched Tiger, this movement is what keeps his right shoulder back, it goes out and down, before it turns. Nothing turns the first move on the downswing. This is where you have to have Trust. Once you do, it's a beautiful thing. Easy to trust when you know its right. ')
Tush line perfectly in place with this move. You don't have to worry of tush line, if you do that.
Shanks don't happen with this action. Sorry.
timm said:
Timm, Besides learning great fundementals. Great question. Huge reason why handicaps don't come down. Hips package must move towards right field or 10 on a clock if you where standing in the middle of a full size clock. When one is at the top of there backswing, they would not turn anything at the start of the downswing. All the talk of heel down is a correct yes, it goes down correctly if you move the side of the hip package towards 10 or right field. When done incorrectly the hip moves back or sideways and actually turns. If you watched Tiger, this movement is what keeps his right shoulder back, it goes out and down, before it turns. Nothing turns the first move on the downswing. This is where you have to have Trust. Once you do, it's a beautiful thing. Easy to trust when you know its right. ')
Tush line perfectly in place with this move. You don't have to worry of tush line, if you do that.
Shanks don't happen with this action. Sorry.
Brian Manzella
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But.....
In english:
From the top your first move down is either—in the direction your hips are already pointing to (if they have turned ANY, that's out to the right of the target)—or they unwind first.
Period.
BUT!!!!!!!
Make you you are the golfer who needs to FEEL like they go "out to right field," or you will be among the many swinging to the right of Rush Limbaugh.
Where does your ball go now and what procudere are you trying to use, Timm?
In english:
From the top your first move down is either—in the direction your hips are already pointing to (if they have turned ANY, that's out to the right of the target)—or they unwind first.
Period.
BUT!!!!!!!
Make you you are the golfer who needs to FEEL like they go "out to right field," or you will be among the many swinging to the right of Rush Limbaugh.
Where does your ball go now and what procudere are you trying to use, Timm?
birdie_man
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Millrat said:
From DTL or overhead would be a good view.
Not sure about the second part or if it matters so much......I don't usually worry about that. (myself anyway)
Brian Manzella said:
Brain,
My ball goes straight with a slight fade or I push it to the right. I’m trying to be a swinger still working on which release to use. The reason I was asking about the cross line is it seems if I go to right field I’m able to hit the ball straight some times with a slight draw. As you stated I just might need to start my hips in the direction they are pointing on the back swing.
Timm
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