[annikan skywalker]

John...nice post...

Do Plummer and Bennets Players swing on plane?

Do they have Lag Pressure and Sustain the Line of Compression?

Do they believe in controlloing the Rate of Closure of the Clubface as it orbits the Hinge Assembly?

YES....YES...YES...

Do they use the recommended pattern in Chapter 12?

No...Do you have to?

Do you have to set the right forearm on plane at a Standard Address?

Do you have to use the Visual Equivalents that are pretty much a requirement for a Hands to Pivot procedure?

Does the book allow a player to set up on the Hands Only Plane?

Is the player allowed to make plane angle shifts so as to aid the selected Pivot procedure?

Do you have to start and stay on the Turned Shoulder Plane?

Do Plane Angle shifts allow the player the verssatility in the stroke pattern to shape the Curvature and vary the Trajectory?

Is a flat shoulder turn a superior procedure than the rotated shoulder?

Is MORAD cxompletely Pivot controlled or only in the downstroke?

Does the Pivot and it's sequencing and spacing allow for certain delivery paths and delivery lines?

Do you think certain stroke patterns are built for an emphasis on precise Geometry and others on amplifying the Physics?

Do the students of Plummer, Bennett, and O'Grady swings lack in performance?

There are many answers to these questions and depending on how we have been trained or educated creates a bias toward or away from these variations?

We all tend to like what we are trained to see... and dislike those things we are trained to dislike...


The great thing is ..."latitude in instruction" ...

BTW for you "outsiders"...John Riegger is a helluva guy and talent...looking for good things to come in the near future out of this guy

See ya soon!!!

Lynn..you've seen my motion live...Does it work on the course?