"Heavy Hit" is very good "Advice". There's "Why?" and there's "How To?". "Heavy Hit" is "How To".
Hmm? The "Science" doesn't belong to anyone.
Homer Kelley explained the Collision dynamics between the Clubface and Ball. He further explained why different collisions result in different Ball Flights. Then he explained the "Perfect Collision" and How we as Golfers can achieve it.
How "more complete" can anyone get than that?
GREAT answers, thanks Daryl!
Kevin
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I could be wrong. I have been before, and will be again.
John, let's try to understand each other. We have common ground. We both enjoy the world of Golf and we both want to learn and understand Swing Mechanics. We also enjoy talking to others with the same interests.
This forum is not the place for combativeness and the owner and managers have explicitly expressed those concerns.
We, me and many others, challenge ourselves each time we open the "Yellow Book". But when questions are framed in a "Challenge" it's annoying. We're "Students" of the game. Getting challenged on what we've learned and material we haven't learned is like "Pop Quiz". I don't want to be tested. I don't want to have every word I say dissected and analyzed. I create illustrations while trying to understand the material. The material is difficult to understand. Harder to comprehend the significance of it. I post the Illustrations showing my understanding of the material. Nothing more or Less.
We joined and participate in this Forum to "Discuss" our favorite topic. What's on my mind today isn't on yours. But we engage in discussion to share what we know and learn what other know. We don't get "Spoon Fed". The only way to learn is by studying and discussing.
I'm open to other ideas. I understand that some people want to "pull down with their left arm" from the Top. I also understand that some people want to "Push off with their Right Leg during the Downswing".
There are a lot of "Professionals" that visit this site on a regular basis. Double that number of Professionals that read the site regularly but don't participate. LBG.com has earned a reputation of fair and open discussion.
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