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Date Posted: 17:48:03 04/12/01 Thu
Author: Remington
Subject: Made an error
In reply to: Remington 's message, "Re: Backswing" on 17:40:51 04/12/01 Thu

Sorry, I made an error, and will write this to avoid confusion. You address the ball by tilting back, stumping the right leg, and bend the LEFT knee, but be sure to rotate the right hip back, at address, as this is the cause of the bent LEFT knee. Now you can swing from that position, single axis, and you should execute the swing properly. Good luck.




>I got a couple of e-mails concerning the locked right
>knee, asking if you could stump the right leg, with a
>slightly bent right knee and that is fine too, but I
>think Moe actually has his locked.
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>There can be several reasons for chunking the club
>before the ball. However, if you get the integration
>factor correct, you will shallow out the swing plane,
>and you won't chunk the clubhead.
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>I'll tell you another way to figure this out. NG used
>to have an exercise where you would address the ball
>by tilting back, stumping the right leg, and bending
>the right knee, like into the impact position. Then,
>you would swing from that position.
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>What's wrong with that picture? One thing. The swing
>is a series of integrated steps, and this posture will
>take you to the top of the backswing with one step
>missing!!
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>The picture should be: Address the ball, tilt back,
>stump the right leg, bend the left knee, and ROTATE
>THE RIGHT HIP BACK, in the adress position, and, then,
>just swing from that position. Now, we're getting a
>little more comfortable. That left knee is out there
>because a reason. Right? It's because the right hip
>is rotated back. As you will see, it is not much
>rotated back, but enough to allow the left knee to
>bend forward.
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>By the way, this is one of the easiest ways to learn
>the swing. Everybody has such a hard time with the
>backswing, and if you just address it as I indicated
>here, all the sequences or the series of steps will
>fall into place. Once they fall into place you will
>have ensured success. There really are no questions
>concerning chunking the clubhead. You just broke the
>series of steps. You performed something wrong in the
>series.
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>Let me repeat. If you set-up as I indicated you just
>about have to execute the swing, particularly the
>backswing, properly. Remember, at address, tilt back,
>stump the right leg, bend the left knee and rotate the
>right hip back...then, start the swing, and voila, you
>will have success.
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>I think the driver is the easiest club with which to
>learn the swing. If you don't have SA clubs, tee the
>ball up to get the feel with the irons.
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>>Remington,
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>>Will the "locked" right knee help keep me from hitting
>>the ground behind the ball? That seems to be a
>>recurring problem for me. When I don't hit the ground
>>I hit it great, but every so often, especially later
>>in the round, I seem to hit at least one or two tee
>>shots that way.

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Replies:

  • Moe doesn't do that and you shouldn't either -- Mike, 18:34:12 04/12/01 Thu
  • Re: Moe doesn't do that and you shouldn't either -- Remington, 21:01:33 04/12/01 Thu

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