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Old 12-08-2006, 12:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Yoda
This is it exactly.

In fact, no less than Sam Snead described the Left Wrist Release as a "sidewise hammer." And the Left Wrist does indeed continue to 'hammer' through Impact as it moves from Level (at Impact) to Uncocked (post-Impact). So, even the Swinger's Sequenced Release --Uncock then Roll -- is not completely Sequenced: There remains a touch of the 'simultaneous' Uncock and Roll as well. However, the Uncocking always precedes the Rolling.

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Put your club in your left hand only . . . raise your hand up beside your left ear and hammer the ground vertically . . . you'll get this same look . . . just on a different plane . . . do it in a mirror see how throw out works . . . then move it over to the inclined plane.
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