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Date Posted: 13:03:27 11/20/01 Tue
Author: Chazman
Subject: This whole debate revolves around NGs new release drills
In reply to: Rob 's message, "Funny you should mention ..." on 09:07:07 11/20/01 Tue

Which send mixed messages to your subconcious, they want you to conciously manipulate your wrists in the release drills, then they later tell you that the release is not done conciously or mechanically at all, but naturally occurs by the release of angular momentum, I suppose??

If that is the case why cloud the mind with teaching this mumbo jumbo at all, especially when the vast majority of hacks have more problems with holding the angle into the impact position then they do not having a proper release, which occurs after impact anyways.

Why worry about something that happens after the ball has already left the clubface??

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