Address Routine Video -- Part III

[12 piece bucket]

OK . . . I just gotta say this . . . Lynn Blake . . . that's a damn nice looking pair of slacks you are sporting in this video.

I gotta get rid of my Dickie's . . . what kind of britches are them?

[12 piece bucket]

And another G.O.L.F. related thing in this video . . . in the demo of the travel of the clubhead for Angled Hinging vs. Horizontal Hinging . . .

Note the relative change in the Right Forearm and Right Elbow location as well . . . .

Observations???

[Yoda]

Great video Lynn - Im going to burn this onto dvd

Many Thanks to Ted, Jeff and Lynn and anyone else responsible - Its a great video

One question though with regards to fix - do you prefer the 'vertical to the ground' left wrist at impact fix regardless of the hinge action procedure 'for the hitter' as Homer described in 7-10, or do you prefer having the left wrist vertical against the angled hinge action plane.

At Impact, the Left Wrist is Flat, Level and Vertical to the ground for all Hinge Actions. Assuming, of course, the Strong Single Action Grip(10-2-B). It is one of the great 'sameneses' of The Golfing Machine.

[Yoda]

OK . . . I just gotta say this . . . Lynn Blake . . . that's a damn nice looking pair of slacks you are sporting in this video.

I gotta get rid of my Dickie's . . . what kind of britches are them?

You hit the nail on the head, Bucket. The slacks are by JB Britches, "Tailored especially for Nordstrom's."

[Mathew]

At Impact, the Left Wrist is Flat, Level and Vertical to the ground for all Hinge Actions. Assuming, of course, the Strong Single Action Grip(10-2-B). It is one of the great 'sameneses' of The Golfing Machine.

Thanks Lynn...

What has confused me in this is in 7-2 he describes using back of the left hand facing directly down the angle of approach. I always thought that the only way for the back of the left hand to be pointing down the angle of approach is if it were purely vertical to the inclined plane because its a line drawn on the inclined plane.

Where have I gone wrong in my assumption?