Well, since i just drove my older one to her PSAT exam this morning, I thought this forum can also use a multiple choice question, keeping in mind some of the debatable issues of late.
The following is a multiple choice question. Choose your best answer. If you can explain your reasoning well, you may receive a bonus. If you leave it blank, you shall receive a penalty of astronomical size, like whiffing your driver on the first tee or something of that nature. (you can slow down the video to see clearly enough if you know how and where to look)
Here we go:
This junior (my younger one) has played golf for a few years under the blind tutelage of an obtuse father/coach, more often than not a lethal combo. Having survived that so far, she has been told that her major swing fault has always been early release of "cocking of the wrists". In fact, when this video was shown to some people, the consensus has been that she can use more lag. Upon hearing such, the father was more excited than ever and exclaimed: see,,i told you so. Besides working on her swing tempo, balance, and other unthinkable things that pop up on a daily basis, the holy grail slogan continues: hold your lag or no ice cream treat. Poor kid, but i digress.
Using your updated golf knowledge obtained directly, indirectly or even through 4th hand channels from "the best assembled team of golf scientists" on earth, choose the following best answer on future management plan:
1. pat the father on his back and raise your thumb up to his often irritatingly insistent emphasis on MORE LAG.
2. slap the father on his head and sternly caution him to stop more lag and introduce the concept of normalization of the force at impact and therefore more power, more ice cream.
3. have something to say on something else.
4. none of the above (with potential for big bonus).
5. all of the above (with potential for big penalty).
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The following is a multiple choice question. Choose your best answer. If you can explain your reasoning well, you may receive a bonus. If you leave it blank, you shall receive a penalty of astronomical size, like whiffing your driver on the first tee or something of that nature. (you can slow down the video to see clearly enough if you know how and where to look)
Here we go:
This junior (my younger one) has played golf for a few years under the blind tutelage of an obtuse father/coach, more often than not a lethal combo. Having survived that so far, she has been told that her major swing fault has always been early release of "cocking of the wrists". In fact, when this video was shown to some people, the consensus has been that she can use more lag. Upon hearing such, the father was more excited than ever and exclaimed: see,,i told you so. Besides working on her swing tempo, balance, and other unthinkable things that pop up on a daily basis, the holy grail slogan continues: hold your lag or no ice cream treat. Poor kid, but i digress.
Using your updated golf knowledge obtained directly, indirectly or even through 4th hand channels from "the best assembled team of golf scientists" on earth, choose the following best answer on future management plan:
1. pat the father on his back and raise your thumb up to his often irritatingly insistent emphasis on MORE LAG.
2. slap the father on his head and sternly caution him to stop more lag and introduce the concept of normalization of the force at impact and therefore more power, more ice cream.
3. have something to say on something else.
4. none of the above (with potential for big bonus).
5. all of the above (with potential for big penalty).
SwingAcademy.com
