1- Grip Basic Overlap
2-Grip Type Strong Single
3-Stroke-basic Putt
4-Variation Single Barrel (#1)
5-Plane Line Square-Open
6-Plane Angle Left Shoulder
7-PA Variation Zero
8-Fix Special
9-Address Impact
10-Hinge Vertical
11-PP Comb. Two Point (#1 &#3)
12-Pivot Zero
13-Shoulder Turn Zero
14-Hip Turn Zero
15-Hip Action Zero
16-Knee Action Zero
17-Foot Action Zero
18-Wrist Action Zero
19-Lag Loading Drive
20-Trigger Type Right Arm Throw
21-PP Assembly Side
22-PP Loading Full Sweep
23-PP Delivery Circle
24-PP Release Full Sweep
Grip Basic -Reverse Overlap
Grip Type -Strong Single
Stroke Basic -Paw
Variation -Single Barrell #4 (Maybe a little #2)
Plane Line -Square/Square
Plane Angle -Squared Shoulder (Left Shoulder)
Plane Angle Var. -Zero (although the shaft is not in Squared
shoulder plane angle, the sweet spot
moves, frozen, along this plane)
Fix -Standard
Address -Half and Half
Hinge -Angled
PP Combination -Two Point (#4 &#3)
Pivot -Zero
Shoulder Turn -Zero (Remember a movement of the
does not violate a Zero Pivot
requirement because it is part of
the power package)
Hip Turn -Zero
Hip Action -Zero
Knee Action -Zero
Foot Action -Zero
Wrist Action -Zero
Lag Loading -Drag (the right shoulder dragging downplane)
Trigger Type -Possible "X" classification, Shoulder Turn
Throw possible but the sharp initial
would be very controled, Delivery Path Throw
possible but the delivery path would be on
the ground
Power Package Assembly -Side
Power Package Loading -Full Sweep
Power Package Delivery -Circle (because there is not axis tilt is putting)
Power Package Release -Full Sweep (not utilizing a hand or right arm
throw although. Possibly the "x"
classification could be the reason.
Must use Full Sweep because of
"slow and even" acceleration of
the clubhead)
Good stuff, VJ. Makes me think we should ask Lynn, Bagger and Trig to start a Library for customized Component variations. Everyone can share and learn.
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