If a max trigger delay sequenced release does occur in a sequence then it will certainly feel more simultaneous to your little old brain... but i guess it does not have to be simultaneous in reality...
Daryl, did you say that to swing (CF force, horizontal hinge) with strong single action grip and max trig delay....you need to have a slightly bent left wrist at release point if you want to keep straight plane line??
Thanks for clarifying - i have not had much time for TGM book work ...easily confused now!
Imagine how fast some of these cats on TV are moving . . . #2 and #3 are basically firing at the same time to get the clubface to square . . . Some have more circle path and maybe they don't. I mean people hammered Leadbetter for saying some of those dudes have to unbend the right wrist to release the club . . . I have know idea what he meant as far as if he thinks that's the way it REALLY works (that's an entirely different debate) . . BUT I guarantee you that some of those cats on tour probably FEEL like they unbend their right wrist so they can get the club back to the ball with all that delay and speed they generate. That's certainly not what you'd want to tell a classic whackandhack job . . .BUT you may have to say some junk like that to somebody on the other end of the spectrum to make it work.
So maybe it should be "THIS IS HOW IT WORKS" . . . but for you to make it work you have to FEEL like it does this.
so how does this dude get to the ball without having #2 and #3 fire at the same time that deep into the release . . .
Stop it about the 33 second mark (hands right thigh high) and compare it to Sergio above . . . there is 3 feet difference in those two club heads . . . hands are different . . . hip slides are different . . . axis tilts are different . . .
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Stop it about the 33 second mark (hands right thigh high) and compare it to Sergio above . . . there is 3 feet difference in those two club heads . . . hands are different . . . hip slides are different . . . axis tilts are different . . .
I reviewed the Video. He does not Cock his Right Wrist nor does he Cock his Right Hand (Cocking Right Hand = Roll at Top Position). He Hinges. Is he TGM???? Where did he learn that? Too bad about his use of 10-18-C and Angled Hinge. BUCKET, He uses Simultaneous Release, not Sequenced!! Don't Be faked out. WATCH HIS RIGHT HAND MOTION FROM RELEASE THRU IMPACT. Paddlewheel; no swivel. Stop Drinking.
I reviewed the Video. He does not Cock his Right Wrist nor does he Cock his Right Hand (Cocking Right Hand = Roll at Top Position). He Hinges. Is he TGM???? Where did he learn that? Too bad about his use of 10-18-C and Angled Hinge. BUCKET, He uses Simultaneous Release, not Sequenced!! Don't Be faked out. WATCH HIS RIGHT HAND MOTION FROM RELEASE THRU IMPACT. Paddlewheel; no swivel. Stop Drinking.
I never said he used sequenced release . . . I put him up to compare to Sergio because they both got a turned left hand . . . neither one of 'em uses Sequenced because if they did they'd hook it to where the elephants go to die . . . . DEEEEEEEP in the woods.
This was to illustrate the releative dynamics of the two swings . . . Sergio maximizes physics trigger delay . . . the thing to look at is the respective axis titls and HOW MUCH HIGER SERGIO'S CLUB IS OFF THE GROUND WHEN HIS HANDS START GETTING TOWARD HIS RIGHT THIGH . . . . Sweepy versus Steepy
2-C-3 . . . "Sweeping the Ball" describes the procedure - come in Low and stay Low - which is an out and out Steering type Throwaway with a long Low Point Line - a flat spot in the Clubhead Orbit. .
Zach doesn't throw it away for sure . . . but he has NO SWIVEL back up the plane he's just draggggggging his hands back up plane. Watch how long is left arm stays straight.
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"so how does this dude get to the ball without having #2 and #3 fire at the same time that deep into the release . . . "
Bucket, excellent observation. Pleae note that most of them cock their Right Wrist. They must Uncock it. The picture illustrates that the Clubhead is way out of position trailing too far behind. And I'm not talking about LAG. These guys have hand-eye coordination that's so amazing, that they can break all of the rules and still Win Millions of Dollars on Tour. They are gifted, and they work very hard to maintain that skill.
"so how does this dude get to the ball without having #2 and #3 fire at the same time that deep into the release . . . "
Bucket, excellent observation. Pleae note that most of them cock their Right Wrist. They must Uncock it. The picture illustrates that the Clubhead is way out of position trailing too far behind. And I'm not talking about LAG. These guys have hand-eye coordination that's so amazing, that they can break all of the rules and still Win Millions of Dollars on Tour. They are gifted, and they work very hard to maintain that skill.
HK knew a better way.
I don't see how the club is out of position? Take me to school.
I don't see how the club is out of position? Take me to school.
Look at the angle of his right forearm and clubshaft going into Release. This is a good indicator of just "how much" his Right Wrist is Cocked. He will need to uncock the right Wrist. Uncocking the Right Wrist presents an almost impossible situation. You can Uncock, then Roll, but you would need to uncock precisley to Level every time. He can't. So he Keeps uncocking and Angle Hinges. His left Wrist Bends after impact. His Right Wrist is playing Ping Pong.
Look at the angle of his right forearm and clubshaft going into Release. This is a good indicator of just "how much" his Right Wrist is Cocked. He will need to uncock the right Wrist. Uncocking the Right Wrist presents an almost impossible situation. You can Uncock, then Roll, but you would need to uncock precisley to Level every time. He can't. So he Keeps uncocking and Angle Hinges. His left Wrist Bends after impact. His Right Wrist is playing Ping Pong.
It's sad. He does so much right.
I'm not seeing that at'all . . . look at all the prior frames . . . there's no evidence of any cocking there . . . none that I can see anyhow . ..
Look at the angle of his right forearm and clubshaft going into Release. This is a good indicator of just "how much" his Right Wrist is Cocked. He will need to uncock the right Wrist. Uncocking the Right Wrist presents an almost impossible situation. You can Uncock, then Roll, but you would need to uncock precisley to Level every time. He can't. So he Keeps uncocking and Angle Hinges. His left Wrist Bends after impact. His Right Wrist is playing Ping Pong.
It's sad. He does so much right.
Daryl,
Is this due to the appearance of a more acute shaft angle relative to the right forearm in the prior frame with no real "obvious" change in the angle of his right forearm and right upperarm (I think that's what I see). I'm assuming that the only way to get more left wrist cock while maintaining a level right wrist would be to have the angle between the right forearm and upper arm "decrease".
Also.... it does look like he maintains a slightly bent LW coming into release.
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