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Thanks guys.

Ill have to show you what it looks like whilst in the presence of the tyrant/ball. Not as good, but getting there, its a work in progress. Heck you should see where I was coming from though. Those knees still like 70's golf despite my best efforts.

Lynn has seen my double anchor , sweep release in action and thanks to his help and some great work with Ted Im an old dog with a few new tricks these days. Trying to keep the Hips turning, delay the Release etc. I can play with Drive Loading and a Sweep Release but its winter time up here and Im taking my Machine apart for some cleaning, maintenance and re calibration. This swing here is Drag Loading with a later Release point than normal for me. The feel of the ground/up pull is so awesome. Dont know if I'd ever really let it go enough to truly feel it before. Tendon stretch.

Kev, you're so right, Lynns action is very impressive, especially up close and in person as you know. Prior to meeting Lynn I had no intention of figuring out Mr Kelleys book, but upon witnessing, hearing Lynns strike, which had such a different sound and quality to it............I realized that in order to fully understand what Lynn was telling me, I'd have to understand the yellow book. So, here I am.

Sorry for the jack. The Swingers Startdown, yes ................not trying to cross pollenate recent threads but Buckets great comment about the Line Of Compression being the genesis of Homers book applies to Startdown. You need to have the LOC, the intention to take the ball Down, Out and Forward during the Impact Interval, clearly in mind during Startdown. Add a Horizontal Hinge Action intention maybe too.