End of the back swing

[spktho]

Should the correct sequence to ending the back swing be due to the forward motion of the lead hip?

Is this is the best way to incorporate "slack" and "pre-load" of the torso in the transition?

 

[Ringer]

Depends on the player but in general I like to see a little shift of the hips as the club is still going back. Not required but helpful.

 

[Kevin Shields]

Depends on the player but in general I like to see a little shift of the hips as the club is still going back. Not required but helpful.

I thought the anti summit answered a question you had regarding the pull of the lead hip being fallacious?

 

[Dariusz J.]

Should the correct sequence to ending the back swing be due to the forward motion of the lead hip?

Is this is the best way to incorporate "slack" and "pre-load" of the torso in the transition?

According to my researches - no. If we presume that the best action is unintentional, there is no reason for the lead hip joint to lead the parade without waiting for its turn.

Cheers

 

[david sandridge]

x factor

I would appreciate hearing whether the guys at the symposium agreed with Cheatham's paper
http://www.advancedmotionmeasuremen...tchingtheXFactor-Paperwithupdatedinfo2008.pdf
I feel it would be helpful if actual papers supporting comments could be specifically cited so that we could become familiar with the science. Then when I go to the range today I will know whether to just let it happen.