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IMO, it is important to understand the Aiming Point concept in Swinging procedure. If you are a Hitter, it is not a must to understand the AIMING POINT concept, where you can just focus on getting the clubhead to hit the ball.
There are a lot of variations within the Aiming Point concept
Fast hands Vs. Slow Hands
Long Club Vs. Short Club
Fast Hands with Long Club Vs Fast Hands with short club
Slow Hands with Long Club Vs Slow hands with short Club
Is Aiming the thrust and not the hands. Just like went you are trying to throw a wip, like Indiana Jones, you are aiming the force and not aiming your hands; where the nip of the whip is the direction of the thrust.
Where the hands go, is not exactly equal to the direction of the thrust. The hands command the pivot to rotate and the pivot spin the lever, and the lever direct the thrust to a point.
If you are hitting fat, try aiming backward and if you are hitting a thin shot, they aiming forward. (it doesn't make much sense but it works) Do your practice swing and work out the exact point that you should be aiming.
It is nice to learn non-Automatic release, but again imo it is difficult to learn too. With sequential releases, you don't exactly think about the sequence but the CF should sort of take care of it, until the moment of hinge action (some people have to prepare for the Hinge action sooner, and some later).
It is rather difficult if you are a Switter to use Aiming point concept, at any minute if you are trying to interfere CF with any unnecessary motion, the Aiming point concept will fail to work.
It might not be a bad idea to learn hitting first before we can understand fully between the sensation of Hitting and Swinging. Sensing the Pivot and hands in a different way.
There are a lot of variations within the Aiming Point concept
Fast hands Vs. Slow Hands
Long Club Vs. Short Club
Fast Hands with Long Club Vs Fast Hands with short club
Slow Hands with Long Club Vs Slow hands with short Club
Is Aiming the thrust and not the hands. Just like went you are trying to throw a wip, like Indiana Jones, you are aiming the force and not aiming your hands; where the nip of the whip is the direction of the thrust.
Where the hands go, is not exactly equal to the direction of the thrust. The hands command the pivot to rotate and the pivot spin the lever, and the lever direct the thrust to a point.
If you are hitting fat, try aiming backward and if you are hitting a thin shot, they aiming forward. (it doesn't make much sense but it works) Do your practice swing and work out the exact point that you should be aiming.
It is nice to learn non-Automatic release, but again imo it is difficult to learn too. With sequential releases, you don't exactly think about the sequence but the CF should sort of take care of it, until the moment of hinge action (some people have to prepare for the Hinge action sooner, and some later).
It is rather difficult if you are a Switter to use Aiming point concept, at any minute if you are trying to interfere CF with any unnecessary motion, the Aiming point concept will fail to work.
It might not be a bad idea to learn hitting first before we can understand fully between the sensation of Hitting and Swinging. Sensing the Pivot and hands in a different way.
