[nuke99]

I only knew it .. until I tried both ..I think another way to look at it ..

The distinctive difference is loading the whole shaft, like we are trying to swing against the whole shaft for hitting . so it tend to roll pretty early , ie a sweep and a paddle wheel.

and for swinging, moving the shaft like a javelin . and at release point will start the Overturn and the right arm start to "push" then overtakes the left arm and club switches end.. feel very much in sequence.

So there is actually a PULL and PUSH part in swinging and pushing..eg, for hitting there The pivot lag will transport the power package... by .. pulling.

The left side can only Pull, the right can push or pull.

Therefore how the shaft is being "treated" is the determining factor if hitting or swinging.


maybe the reason why Ben Hogan wants 3 right arms still for swinging..