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Nice post Herman!

And . . . pretty sexy picture there too big boyeeee! Can you put up the whole sequence?

To your point . . . there are TWO was that one could tilt one's tea cup . . . . get the spine leaning via moving the head BACK (right shoulder would have a down component and not enough OUT) . . . or tilt the spiney spine via the HIPS going forward . . . (I do . . . spin shoulders THEN tilt back . . . no good). Now you said you hit a pull draw b/c you ran outta right arm . . . why do you think you done that thare? There is a link to lag pressure, club shaft and club face control (right arm control as well) via the pivot train.

I like your lines pretty good here . . . right leg straighty . . . left knee still bent nicely . . . shoulder ain't spinnin' early . . . pretty good bossmagnus!

For a compare to "perfection" . . . .

You is . . . slightly less left knee bendy . . . slightly more tilty at this point . . . and Hogan is swinging a driver here too . . . Sooooooo . . . . IF and I say IF . . . you wanna change things a bit . . . more closed coming down . . . more knee bend left knee which translates in to more hip slant . . . which would translate in to more lag and a sharper angle of attack . . . and less face pullieeez.

Also . . . from DTL . . . How does the face look? Can't quite tell here . . .but could be slightly shutty? that could result in your pull draw pretty quick too.

but all that being said . . . you look pretty HAWT at this point. Me likey. Let's see the the whole thang.







Come back . . .

After what you did to that poor goat?!! Thanks for the analysis. An old dude comes up to me one day and says "I like your swing. Can I take a few pics?" Ordinarily that is enough to thrown down and go to fighting, but he had this high tech looking camera. Long story short he took a few pics. He sent me a bunch of proof sheets. I have not gone through them all. I do not think there are many more of this particular shot.

I agree with what you say. Face is a little shutty. Also what is happening here is that I am losing my spine angle a bit. I started off a little slumped (shoulder turn was too steep)so I flattened my approach by standing up and laying the shaft down. Solution: better posture with more knee bend. I still think that my major fault here is essentially a pivot stall. My right shoulder stops the right elbow straightens, thankfully not too soon as to cause a radical flattening of the right wrist When we thaw out here I will put up grainier before and after shots. My impact alignments have improved.