10-2-D grip is compatible with paddle wheel motion of the right arm/hand. I know that paddle wheel is the preferrred motion when using a hitting procedure. But is paddle wheel motion of the right arm also compatible with Swinging? Or does that depend on the choice between Pitch Basic or Punch Basic stroke?
Also is Right Arm Paddle Wheel motion compatible with a Straight Line Deliver Path and Snap Release?
Thanks!
Bucket
12 Piece,
Pleaase forgive me, no answers here. One of the things about The Golfing Machine that entices me is the Journey.
And part of the Journey is finding the truth...through research.
Mind if say, you and I, we take this path alone and try to figure it out ourselves?
I am confident that you and I can figure it out...what do you say?
Patrick
All aboard. 10-2-D requires paddle wheel I'm pretty sure. Because with the turned left hand you don't want a Roll through impact or it's fore left. This part I can verify with experience. I'm just trying to figure the most effective release with this grip type. Also with 10-2-D you throw the face at the ball. Paddle wheel seems like a sweeping motion to me so I'm trying to figure out if that's an accurate assumption?
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