Taly swing - swinging?

[Daryti]

Sorry, what I meant is hard to believe using two pressure points (power) i.e. PP4 and PP3 to produce 300 yards. Can this be done for a average height person (say 5'7 to 5'10)?

[KevCarter]

Sorry, what I meant is hard to believe using two pressure points (power) i.e. PP4 and PP3 to produce 300 yards. Can this be done for a average height person (say 5'7 to 5'10)?

Good question. I'm not sure what the limitations would be...

[Daryti]

I try swinging the taly method today, I found the good thing is it produces good impact easily (due to setting the impact alignment of the club and hands, and without hinging, just like hitting but without hinging). However, have distance lost by 30 yards, but believe this is a good swing for training the pivot movement.

[Yoda]

I try swinging the taly method today, I found the good thing is it produces good impact easily (due to setting the impact alignment of the club and hands, and without hinging, just like hitting but without hinging). However, have distance lost by 30 yards, but believe this is a good swing for training the pivot movement.

The use of Left Wristcock (with or without the Taly training aid) is totally the players's option. All else equal, the ball will go further when you do.

[KevCarter]

I try swinging the taly method today, I found the good thing is it produces good impact easily (due to setting the impact alignment of the club and hands, and without hinging, just like hitting but without hinging). However, have distance lost by 30 yards, but believe this is a good swing for training the pivot movement.

Daryti, try adding hinging with the Taly. It will help you hinge properly, and will help you learn a finish swivel without flipping. It's a great tool when used properly. Have you watched YODA's video on using the Taly?

http://www.youtube.com/user/lynnblak.../0/JlR13r9-EXc

[Daryti]

Thanks, Kev. I have watched the video and will try adding the hinge. One thing I experience is it can help to set the good impact alignment as well as the on plan hinging (no cupping or bending at the top/end of left wrist) for swinging.