This is a single shift not a zero shift. Slide 2 shows the address with the shaft on the elbow plane and when you go to slide 3 the shaft shifts to the turned shoulder plane. Please if you get a chance change slide 2 and have the stick man not bent over from the waist as much and put the shaft on the turned shoulder plane. Then you will have a zero shift. I use this pattern for the Hammer Swing and would like to make an animated gif of the stick man if that is ok. Thanks John W Rohan-Weaver G.S.E.M.
Last edited by purehitter : 08-04-2008 at 01:51 AM.
If Start Up for this hitting stickman with zero shift was from the Standard Address position instead of Impact would the model be 10-6-B #1 and 10-13-D#1?
I would like to see these stickman photo's but everytime I click on one it gives me an "oops, this link is broken" message. Is there another way to view them?
thanks,
Jim
ha...funny, should have looked in the swinging stickman thread first, I just wanted something I could flip through easier than all these images, those animated stickman are great!
On Slide 5, the clubface is still facing the ball (close position), but in slide 6 it is parallel with the plane line. How can this be done, by rotating the forearm or fanning?
I guess that I'm 7yrs. too late... but I can't pull up any of the StickMan images. All I get is *404 File Not Found*. Am I the only one? Is it a problem on my end, or are the images no longer available?
I guess that I'm 7yrs. too late... but I can't pull up any of the StickMan images. All I get is *404 File Not Found*. Am I the only one? Is it a problem on my end, or are the images no longer available?
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