http://books.google.com/books?id=wIZ...num=1#PPA96,M1

Page 96

How to Belt It !
 

If any of you have a copy of former GSEB Mike Hebron's book entitled, "Building and Improving Your Golf Mind, Golf Body, Golf Swing", the Hogan article is located on pages 55-64 as well.

Why "Former" GSEB?

A matter of degrees
 

Make that GSED, not GSEB. Why former? I do not know. Even when he reached the highest degree attainable within TGM community, he never advertised himself as an A.I.

Hebron's books are a must have for any student of the swing IMO. The book mentioned above is like a Master's Thesis on golf instruction, presented very clearly and with great insight into learning.

Thanks for the link Daryl and KOC!

Does Hebron discuss Hitting as well as Swinging? .

I'd like to Teach the World to Swing
 

Discusses Hiting only on "short" shots, believes it to be inferior to Swinging.

From Mike Hebron:
"When pushing forces are being applied to a mass, these forces must be applied exactly through the center of the mass to produce the same results a pulling force will automatically provide (stable mass-constant path). A push applied off cneter causes the mass to rotate off-line. Mass will not rotate on its own, mass must be caused to rotate by a force. Nature's truths know no other possibilities."

Quick...tell Ted!
 

Is that why hitting seems to place a premium on geometry, and swinging on physics?

Throw Out the Physics
 

As long as the Hands are monitored, geometry will always take precedence.