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B,

I am going to comment/ask to try to understand you better.

What measured data does the chiropractor have to support his beliefs.
I'm T.G.M all they way I love homers work, the day I was introduced to golf I was taught educated hands, but my weakness was human body motion.
My body didn't fire in the right sequence in order for the mechanics to be executed correctly, I can shot par on my ear. what let me down is not being able to 4 rounds of 68 on my ear. This was due to incorrect human body motion. Do not see the connection. You are able to shot par on your ear. Should mean that you could do it 4 rounds also. Are you saying that due to your incorrect motion you could not go under par?

We need the world of mechanics and I'm so happy we have yoda , mike and have homer who gives us understanding of mechanics.
This is the world of mechanics and there is another world human body motion,
how can mechanics be executed correctly when human body motion isn't performing they way it should in order for mechanics work.
Homer states 6-M-1 that is the downswing sequence.
you can have the best educated hands on the planet but with out the human body motion , moving in the correct sequence educated hands will never happen.One could also focus on the 4 periods of acceleration in the 12 sections which go hand in hand with the 3 zones, which starts with zone 1 (Body Control/Pivot/Body/Balance) where components 12 to 17 are included. I mean, Homer did put in chapter 10 for some reason. Having your current knowledge must surely speed up the process of spotting out which component is not compatible.

Yeah sure, Chapter 10 is perhaps not perfect from a biomechanial point of view, but nevertheless a start

In every all bat and ball sports, throwing a ball is the same sequence in kinetic linking.
This isn't from he said , she said, a form of opinions, this is developed from measured science.Absolutely. The thing I have in the incubator is the difference between all sports mentioned and golf. How is/Will the sequence be affected due to that the object we are trying to move rests still on the ground. In other sports the object is moving which makes the motion more of "responding/reactive" to it.

What is your experience on this?