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purehitter 08-09-2008 09:17 PM

Video on (Swivel Action) into impact and the end of follow through Horizontal hinge.
 
Here is a video on (Swivel action) into impact and the end of follow through (Horizontal hinge action). I am demonstrating it with the P.S. but you can use a short club to practice and learn the actions as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEPWEYw-6Q0

Mike O 08-09-2008 10:49 PM

Bucket,
Is that you? I told you that you can't sell your hangers out of your closet for $89.95! Come one- how many aliases is Bagger going to let you have?!:naughty:

purehitter 08-09-2008 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 55095)
Bucket,
Is that you? I told you that you can't sell your hangers out of your closet for $89.95! Come one- how many aliases is Bagger going to let you have?!:naughty:

If you don’t like the video that is one thing but don’t put words in my mouth. Take it for the value of teaching swivel and hinge action. You seem to be ready to defend the forum but I don’t see where you are trying to help golfers but just complain about posts. Try helping if you can, which is what I am trying to do.

Amen Corner 08-10-2008 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by purehitter (Post 55096)
If you don’t like the video that is one thing but don’t put words in my mouth. Take it for the value of teaching swivel and hinge action. You seem to be ready to defend the forum but I don’t see where you are trying to help golfers but just complain about posts. Try helping if you can, which is what I am trying to do.

I understand that you are an AI and in that, you want to help other golfers to understand G.O.L.F. Which is very good.

Your videos on youtube are very good, explaining a lot of things. The thing that strikes me is that you, in a way, are promoting your training aids. Which is alright on youtube, but when you put up the link on this forum, which is runned by another AI that has plenty of free videos in the gallery, then perhaps :naughty: .......

On the other hand, if you have permission to do so, please accept my apologize.

purehitter 08-10-2008 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Amen Corner (Post 55099)
I understand that you are an AI and in that, you want to help other golfers to understand G.O.L.F. Which is very good.

Your videos on youtube are very good, explaining a lot of things. The thing that strikes me is that you, in a way, are promoting your training aids. Which is alright on youtube, but when you put up the link on this forum, which is runned by another AI that has plenty of free videos in the gallery, then perhaps :naughty: .......

On the other hand, if you have permission to do so, please accept my apologize.

I am working on a series of videos I call “Living Room Golf Lessons” The FREE videos I produce will show ways to train the True G.O.L.F Motion inside at home. One of the swing trainers I use in the videos is a disc chair you can purchase at Target for around $35. It is perfect for training the right forearm on plane and is better than plane boards or half circles which cost much more and are training shaft plane only. With the disc chair you can train correct shaft plane and right forearm conditions at impact.

I teach many different exercises for the True G.O.L.F. Motion Training and most involve a swing trainer or a visual training aid. The swing trainers I show in videos and endorse are not always the ones I have invented but things you can purchase at home depot, wal mart or target as well.

There are many training aids on the market that just don’t work and are expensive due to infomercials with expensive marketing campaigns. I can see Lynn’s point as he knows all too well of the many bogus training aids on the market. The swing trainers I offer or recommend are all endorsed by The Golfing Machine for True G.O.L.F. Motion Training.

The bottom line is this is how I teach and I do share a lot of FREE instruction on forums and some take it as just marketing. It is too bad that some feel this way and go out of their way to oppose it. Lynn is aware of my style of teaching and we are talking about arraignments that will benefit all members of the forum.

Until them Mum’s the word.

Scottgas2 08-10-2008 01:43 PM

Disk Chair?
 
What the heck is that? Is there s You-Tube vid?

golfbulldog 08-10-2008 05:03 PM

What do you think about keeping the left wrist rigidly flat during the transition downswing?

Do you think that it is possible to do this whilst tracing a straight square-square plane line, flat left wrist AND purely sequenced release as per swinging??

Matthew did a few videos on this and changed my views a bit... what do you think?

If you keep the clubface on the inclined plane (ie. pre release on downswing)....and trace the square square plane line ....then the left wrist has to bend ....bit like Hogan cupped his left wrist...

purehitter 08-10-2008 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by golfbulldog (Post 55105)
What do you think about keeping the left wrist rigidly flat during the transition downswing?

Do you think that it is possible to do this whilst tracing a straight square-square plane line, flat left wrist AND purely sequenced release as per swinging??

Matthew did a few videos on this and changed my views a bit... what do you think?

If you keep the clubface on the inclined plane (ie. pre release on downswing)....and trace the square square plane line ....then the left wrist has to bend ....bit like Hogan cupped his left wrist...

The flat let wrist per TGM is for impact.

pistol 08-10-2008 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by golfbulldog (Post 55105)
What do you think about keeping the left wrist rigidly flat during the transition downswing?

Do you think that it is possible to do this whilst tracing a straight square-square plane line, flat left wrist AND purely sequenced release as per swinging??

Matthew did a few videos on this and changed my views a bit... what do you think?

If you keep the clubface on the inclined plane (ie. pre release on downswing)....and trace the square square plane line ....then the left wrist has to bend ....bit like Hogan cupped his left wrist...

Why put hogan in this bracket ? seems obvious Hogan avoided this action later on in his golf

12 piece bucket 08-11-2008 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 55095)
Bucket,
Is that you? I told you that you can't sell your hangers out of your closet for $89.95! Come one- how many aliases is Bagger going to let you have?!:naughty:

Come on dude . . . Like I'm smart enough to figure out how to put a video on YouTube . . . and if I was it wouldn't be no golf video . . . . it would be that one of you trying to fit all them sheeps in your Gremlin . . .and the unseemly aftermath.

I'll give you a hint on my alias . . . it starts with Dela . . . .

EdZ 08-11-2008 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 55095)
Bucket,
Is that you? I told you that you can't sell your hangers out of your closet for $89.95! Come one- how many aliases is Bagger going to let you have?!:naughty:

Mike O - true, hangers are a great way to show this, but IMO the pureswing is one of the better aids for really forcing you to swivel and to 'feel' it.

Purehitter - Mike O, despite his odd love affair with Bucket, really does want to help people, and is quite dedicated to it from what I have seen over the years. Just avoid references to mullets, old cars, ugly women, or fried/bbq'd food and you'll find him quite helpful!

golfbulldog 08-12-2008 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by purehitter (Post 55106)
The flat let wrist per TGM is for impact.

I have a Pure Swing and like it. But do you think that it forces a swinger to go flat left wrist too much before impact?

Great for hitting it seems.

golfbulldog 08-12-2008 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by pistol (Post 55108)
Why put hogan in this bracket ? seems obvious Hogan avoided this action later on in his golf

Hogan advocated bending the left wrist (cupping) in his article on his secret in Life magazine.... that is why I included him. As an example of what needs to happen to keep the clubface turned to the inclined plane AND tracing a sqaure straight plane line....what needs to happen if you interpret the book as Mathew does. A persuasive argument he makes.

Mike O 08-12-2008 02:50 AM

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Originally Posted by purehitter (Post 55096)
If you don’t like the video that is one thing but don’t put words in my mouth. Take it for the value of teaching swivel and hinge action. You seem to be ready to defend the forum but I don’t see where you are trying to help golfers but just complain about posts. Try helping if you can, which is what I am trying to do.

Fair enough- continue on if that's what you decide. I certainly won't be "Hammering" on you anymore.:salut:

purehitter 08-12-2008 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 55127)
Fair enough- continue on if that's what you decide. I certainly won't be "Hammering" on you anymore.:salut:

Sounds like you are a Pure Swinger.

Mike O 08-12-2008 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by purehitter (Post 55131)
Sounds like you are a Pure Swinger.

Probably, but let's keep it low key- that Ted Fort and all Hitters have ego problems and he'll probably get all bent out of shape if he reads your post and he'll have to tell me that he's going to out drive me by 20 yards :naughty: :eyes:

purehitter 08-12-2008 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 55132)
Probably, but let's keep it low key- that Ted Fort and all Hitters have ego problems and he'll probably get all bent out of shape if he reads your post and he'll have to tell me that he's going to out drive me by 20 yards :naughty:

I am a Hitter and don't have any problems with swingers.

GPStyles 08-13-2008 01:18 PM

I don't have issues with swingers either.

Now where is that bowl with all the car keys in it?

:laughing1

6bmike 08-13-2008 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by purehitter (Post 55133)
I am a Hitter and don't have any problems with swingers.

You are a HITTER? ?????

Toolish 08-13-2008 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by GPStyles (Post 55148)
I don't have issues with swingers either.

Now where is that bowl with all the car keys in it?

:laughing1

You might be on the wring site if you are looking for that sort of action!:naughty: :laughing9


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