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Date Posted: 22:05:10 06/25/00 Sun
Author: Doug
Subject: Re: Stopping after impact
In reply to: Don 's message, "Re: Figure this one out Phys Ed... (making a new thread)" on 11:42:41 06/25/00 Sun

I have started to consciously stop after impact for a different reason: I get about 5-10 yards extra due to acceleration of the clubhead at the proper time. For some reason the timing is better.

On a similar note, I just picked up the "Journeyman" tape, and I noticed that Moe's acceleration is very, very, similar. Moe's follow through ends at about his knees then it appears he consciously raises the club up to his "signature" finishing position. I need to watch more, but this is what I have noticed to this point...

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Re: Figure this one out Phys Ed... (making a new thread) -- Remington, 22:45:01 06/25/00 Sun

Re: Figure this one out Phys Ed... (making a new thread) -- hp, 01:35:36 06/26/00 Mon

Re: What is an -- Doug, 07:24:04 06/26/00 Mon

Re: What is an -- Remington, 07:29:57 06/26/00 Mon
- Re: What is an... 'up and under swing'? -- Phys Ed, 08:40:39 06/26/00 Mon
  - Re: What is an... 'up and under swing'? -- Doug, 11:02:43 06/26/00 Mon
    - Re: What is an... 'up and under swing'? -- Remington, 10:01:17 06/27/00 Tue
      - Re: Makes sense. There's a picture of Moe in LOBG... -- Doug, 11:06:25 06/27/00 Tue
        Re: Picture of Moe in LOBG... -- Peter, 11:28:17 06/27/00 Tue
        Re: Picture of Moe in LOBG... -- Doug, 11:40:29 06/27/00 Tue
        Re: Closer to... -- Peter, 12:58:49 06/27/00 Tue
      - Re: 'up and under swing' - back & down -- Peter, 12:09:31 06/27/00 Tue
        Re: 'up and under swing' - back & down -- Remington, 14:16:46 06/27/00 Tue
        Re: 'up and under swing' - back & down -- Peter, 14:56:34 06/27/00 Tue
        Re: Classic pusher -- Peter, 16:18:59 06/27/00 Tue
        Re: Classic pusher -- Remington, 23:01:09 06/27/00 Tue
        Re: THE MAGIC MOVE -- Peter, 06:30:06 06/28/00 Wed
        Re: THE MAGIC MOVE -- Remington, 09:55:09 06/28/00 Wed
        Re: Push, Pull... -- Peter, 18:09:37 06/28/00 Wed
      - Re: What is an... 'up and under swing'? -- Bob G, 07:11:15 06/30/00 Fri
        Re: Where to throw -- Peter, 07:54:40 06/30/00 Fri
        Re: What is an... 'up and under swing'? -- Remington, 07:59:12 06/30/00 Fri
        Re: What is an... 'up and under swing'? -- TJ, 08:31:10 06/30/00 Fri
        Re: What is an... 'up and under swing'? -- pipelinemoe, 09:23:33 06/30/00 Fri
        Re: Making Space -- Peter, 11:26:07 06/30/00 Fri

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