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Date Posted: 18:45:17 02/20/02 Wed
Author: E4T
Subject: Natural Golf calls it an ARM GENERATED BODY MOTION
In reply to: Chazman 's message, "Jim you really can't be that much of a dolt, can you?" on 16:52:19 02/20/02 Wed

>Since the body is leading in Moes swing, how in the
>hell could it be remotely considered and hand and arm
>swing, especially since Moe himself say's he "swings
>with his body, not his hands and arms"?? (Golf's
>Journeyman tape 1994)

The body is moving because the arms will be swinging the club. The body reacts to the swinging of the arms. Ernest Jones understood this, and even though his is an arm swing, the body always moves first in the swing.

Is throwing the ball considered a body motion? By Chazman's definition it seems that it would be. What do you say Chazman?

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