I am looking/searching for some examples of either a swinger or hitter that at impact is on the TSP and has the rffw on plane and has some #3 accumulator left. Anyone have some examples? Pictures? Diagrams?
I am looking/searching for some examples of either a swinger or hitter that at impact is on the TSP and has the rffw on plane and has some #3 accumulator left. Anyone have some examples? Pictures? Diagrams?
The Bear
First: It's in the Book and the Book is Based on the TSP. Hardly any mention of mechanics is given to the Elbow Plane.
Young guy, and older guy. The TSP is not age specific.
Diagram. The Elbow Plane and the TSP can be diagrammed.
The Ice Man. The Longest Ball Striker in the World. Most Long Drive Hitters use the TSP.
Another Person.
Another Diagram.
The Ice Man up Close. Notice that the Right Forearm is On Plane. It is 90 degrees to the Plane of the Left Arm Wedge. As it should be.
Look at the picture below and NOTICE that the heel of the Putter is raised above ground and the Shaft is more vertical than what you normally see. She is preparing to putt on the TSP as soon as she can see the Ball. The TSP is NOT Gender Biased.
First: It's in the Book and the Book is Based on the TSP. Hardly any mention of mechanics is given to the Elbow Plane.
Young guy, and older guy. The TSP is not age specific.
Diagram. The Elbow Plane and the TSP can be diagrammed.
The Ice Man. The Longest Ball Striker in the World. Most Long Drive Hitters use the TSP.
Another Person.
Another Diagram.
The Ice Man up Close. Notice that the Right Forearm is On Plane. It is 90 degrees to the Plane of the Left Arm Wedge. As it should be.
Look at the picture below and NOTICE that the heel of the Putter is raised above ground and the Shaft is more vertical than what you normally see. She is preparing to putt on the TSP as soon as she can see the Ball. The TSP is NOT Gender Biased.
Nice use of styles, colors, and PG rated shock value in service of teaching important TGM concepts. My hero!
Patrick
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