Right arm/right hand, right shoulder swing
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Brian Manzella
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Junk.
I mass deleted this whole thread.
It was junk.
Let's start over.
I mass deleted this whole thread.
It was junk.
Let's start over.
Brian Manzella
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Right side.
Digger.
The answer is YES!
And, why wouldn't you?
If you have a good Pivot, you have all the "left side" you need.
Where to start? Make practice swings with your right arm only. Then DO IT with both hands.
Digger.
The answer is YES!
And, why wouldn't you?
If you have a good Pivot, you have all the "left side" you need.
Where to start? Make practice swings with your right arm only. Then DO IT with both hands.
birdie_man
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Wait wait wait....K I have quesitons Brian.
So....both hands....
So....you're saying you think there's advantages if it's done right??
Didn't u say there's power advantages to using the left shoulder? (your "pivot powered HCP")
Could you expand on all this Brian?
Thankyousir...!
So....both hands....
So....you're saying you think there's advantages if it's done right??
Didn't u say there's power advantages to using the left shoulder? (your "pivot powered HCP")
Could you expand on all this Brian?
Thankyousir...!
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Brian Manzella
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No problem, Mr. Birdieman.
What I am saying is this:
If you want to FEEL the swing in your right arm only, go right ahead—so to speak.
If you use your pivot—which is a PULLING component—you'll have plenty of "left side" to balance things off.
Remember, EVERYONE (who can play a lick) is using both, and nearly 50--50, regardless of what they THINK they are doing.
What I am saying is this:
If you want to FEEL the swing in your right arm only, go right ahead—so to speak.
If you use your pivot—which is a PULLING component—you'll have plenty of "left side" to balance things off.
Remember, EVERYONE (who can play a lick) is using both, and nearly 50--50, regardless of what they THINK they are doing.
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