You wrote-: "as per another one of your threads, axis tilt as defined in TGM assumes the head is centered. The ability to do this is a display of "Hula hula flexibility" with the hips and a resulting tilt of shoulders."
I don't understand why axis tilt implies that the head be centered.
I prefer Yoda's advice given in post#16.
Jeff.
Jeff
Quite right, instead of "Centered", I should have written "motionless" or similar.
Axis tilt as defined in the glossary:
"To change the plane of the Shoulder Turn without moving the Head, the golfer must tilt the Shoulder Axis by moving the Hips"
As for preferring Yodas posts to mine I can only say that I am outraged.
But I like Henny am wondering why anyone would want to have a compensated swing that held his head back in fix etc. To what end? Why not manage low point better and move the ball up in the stance with the head or pivot center in its uncompensated alignment?
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