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Date Posted: 15:02:05 06/30/00 Fri
Author: Peter
Subject: Re: What is an arm swing...
In reply to: TJ 's message, "Re: What is an arm swing..." on 13:28:26 06/30/00 Fri

I know what you are saying and I have swung that way for 2 years until recently. It doesn't work for me as well as my current 'idiom'. The big thing was internalizing how to do the 'move'. Until I did that the arm swing worked best and the attempt at the 'move' ALWAYS caused me to screw up.

Moe actually demonstrated a SUPER deep lunge when answering a question about his source of power in 'pipeline' and proceded to use the motion to smack a drive which went a long way judging from the oohs & ahhs in the crowd. A lot of what I've heard Moe say I've found I need to accept with care but that was what he thought then.

Peter

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