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>> I didn't read that Gerry Hogan material. > >The grip is not part of Hogan. Hogan's premise is >that the position/movement (right wrist 'tray' as your >right arm moves in front of your body) you need for >golf is unnatural and you need to train to hold this >unnatural position as long as possible in the >movement. He suggests (and I agree) that you can only >focus on one thing in the downswing. He believes you >need to focus on maintaining this 'unnatural' position >of the hands. > >> Could you explain in plain language the grip, to >which >> you refer? > >The grip is the IMA grip with the right hand turned >more ala Moe in the 'Journeyman' tape (not overlapped >but in a position that would allow me to overlap ala >Moe). > >> Are you wringing the club like a towel, by >> pinching the club to the left with right hand and to >> the right, with the left hand? > >I didn't know you'd studied kendo (or iado). What I >do is slightly different - I don't twist back aganst >the right with the left but stop the left in the >degree of 'Hogan Position' (from flat to about 30 deg. >'Hogan') I want and keep the right pressure against >that. > >> Interesting to me that NG is not teaching what we are >> describing here. Anybody reading this should be >aware >> that this is not consistent with NG ideology. > >In his response to your questions, Peter Fox mentioned >the 'non-playing staff at NG Corp.'. Maybe it is the >same element that seems to not be refining the >instruction but rather refining the marketing. > >FYI - I still can't identify with push or pull. >Everytime I depart from a pure 'body bend' initiation, >I get visibly worse results in maintaining the angle >and getting the resulting excellent contact. > >Have you videoed yourself using the pusher move? > >Peter

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