PingMan's Perfect Release?

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Bronco Billy

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dbl said:
YOU observed a Pingman swinging at different speeds? Wow. Please be more forthcoming.
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Hi There

Just Googled Pictures, Videos, etc.... I Also Have the DVD The Golf Swing Machine which except for Iron Byron Ain't Worth a Sh*t to me...I'll Sell it if anyone Wants it..... It Don't Look Like anybody with any Brains is interested in this Worthless Thread/Question.... Hell I thought it would be a nice Easy way to Define What Really Causes the Release.... Guess I'm Wrong Again.... AMF

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Bronco Billy said:
Hi There

Just Googled Pictures, Videos, etc.... I Also Have the DVD The Golf Swing Machine which except for Iron Byron Ain't Worth a Sh*t to me...I'll Sell it if anyone Wants it..... It Don't Look Like anybody with any Brains is interested in this Worthless Thread/Question.... Hell I thought it would be a nice Easy way to Define What Really Causes the Release.... Guess I'm Wrong Again.... AMF

Cheers
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If you're implying that those who have posted in this thread have no brains, watch yourself. I don't appreciate being called stupid.

My posts were meant simply to ask about what variations to the Pingman's action would do regarding the release, load of the shaft, etc. I'm not a physicist (which lately it seems like you have to be in order to post around here), just curious.

I'm sorry you're unimpressed by my posts.
 
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BB,

You have posed an interesting and worthwhile question. I can't give you a scientific answer, but I have noticed that from the start of the release action, the club will always move to an in-line position with the lead arm within a swing space of about 90 degrees of arm travel, no matter how many degrees of wrist cock, or how fast the arm is swung. Why? Is a very good question. :) I wonder if nmgolfer or mandrin knows the answer. ;)
 
Bronco Billy

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Biffer said:
BB,

You have posed an interesting and worthwhile question. I can't give you a scientific answer, but I have noticed that from the start of the release action, the club will always move to an in-line position with the lead arm within a swing space of about 90 degrees of arm travel, no matter how many degrees of wrist cock, or how fast the arm is swung. Why? Is a very good question. :) I wonder if nmgolfer or mandrin knows the answer. ;)
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You're Dam Right it's a Good Question..... It's the Crux of a lot of Discussions around Here.... The Natural Release is The Key to Tour Players Golf Swings.... So What if it's a Robot's Swing... I'm Bettin the Answer is Gonna have an Influence on Golf Instuction etc....

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Bronco Billy

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holeout said:
If you're implying that those who have posted in this thread have no brains, watch yourself. I don't appreciate being called stupid.

My posts were meant simply to ask about what variations to the Pingman's action would do regarding the release, load of the shaft, etc. I'm not a physicist (which lately it seems like you have to be in order to post around here), just curious.

I'm sorry you're unimpressed by my posts.
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Sorry if I Pissed You Off... I Guess I should Have Said Ignorant ie. Physics Ignorant..... Loosen Up.... Looking Back I guess I also Called Brian and Myself Brain Dead..... Hey Buddy I Don't Know the Dam Answer Either....

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Bronco Billy said:
Hi There

Sorry if I Pissed You Off... I Guess I should Have Said Ignorant ie. Physics Ignorant..... Loosen Up.... Looking Back I guess I also Called Brian and Myself Brain Dead..... Hey Buddy I Don't Know the Dam Answer Either....

Cheers
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I reserved being pissed off until hearing your reply :) . I understand what you mean. I'm okay with being "physics ignorant" I guess.

I can understand your frustrations now that I look at how this thread has gone. Where are mandrin/nmgolfer/ringer to answer your original question (a VERY good one at that)?
 
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Mandrin's already given the formulas for a double pendulum. Why not look them up and see if you can make them work for ya. It was last week, iirc.
 
Bronco Billy

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dbl said:
Mandrin's already given the formulas for a double pendulum. Why not look them up and see if you can make them work for ya. It was last week, iirc.
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I'd Love to but Working with Raw Differential equations is a Little bit Tedious.... Although I'd Love to Have Mandrin's Computer Generated Double Pendulum Mathematical Model to Play With.... I think then I could generate Some Solutions although not Guaranteeing Anything.... My Mathematical Career Kinda Hit the Wall with Differential Equations.... I am Not Going to tell you my Final Grade in it but it wasn't an A or B... What was Your Final Grade in DiffyEQ?

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