Shawn is a friend of mine and a terrific golf instructor. Shawn's teachings, though, are based on the golf stroke as instinctive (always feel and flow, let gravity do the work) and not positional or mechanical. However, as Lynn states, "Mechanics produce feel and then feel reproduces the mechanics." And that is why I am here at Lynn Blake Golf.
Shawn is a friend of mine and a terrific golf instructor. Shawn's teachings, though, are based on the golf stroke as instinctive (always feel and flow, let gravity do the work) and not positional or mechanical. However, as Lynn states, "Mechanics produce feel and then feel reproduces the mechanics." And that is why I am here at Lynn Blake Golf.
And we here at LBG are delighted to have you aboard, JK.
Nice Video about the Driving Right Forearm and he's very close to understanding the Level Right Wrist and Extensor Action. So close and yet so far away.
Unfortunately, the Hammer Head is "Rolled" in his Hand and unless he wants to strike the nail with the Side of the Hammer head, then he can't apply the "Paddlewheel Action" of the #3 Accumulator Roll.
When you strike a nail with a Hammer, there's no "Paddlewheel Action". When you strike a Golf Ball with a Golf Club there should be a "Paddlewheel Action". The Paddlewheel Action synchronizes the Sequenced Release, Uncock, Roll and Swivel and allows "Hinge Action". It's execution is very simple.
I would present the information in a video but I would be lose my 12 stroke advantage over Innercityteacher because he would actually "learn" how to swing a club and know "what" to practice. Until our competition, I think he should "work on" "Waist Bend" and "Axis Tilt".
Hybrid Mode
