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>It surprises me that nobody has developed a Chi swing >that focuses on the impact, like a row of bricks. > >Video can only affirm that I should be back on the >Atkins diet. However, I am going to get the swing >videoed this year. I am hoping to tie-up with Junge >this month, and maybe I will bring along the video >camera for that meeting. Should be fun. By the way, >Junge is in sync with your line of thinking...I >think...he didn't say so...gleaned from past posts. > >I feel like I really have it nailed. My distance is, >also, back. My shots are crisp and clean, and, like >you, I am holding onto the club, easily, from start to >finish. > >I think Scott is right, in not wanting to deal with >pushing/pulling with his swing. However, I don't want >to deny the difference in a swing like NG. I >definitely start the swing with the right arm, and I >definitely hit the shot with the right arm and hand. >Of course, the left arm is swinging all the time; not >being overpowered. With the grip pattern, I don't >even think about it, but I do think about initiating >the swing by pulling back the right hand/arm, and >cocking the left wrist. > >I do think you probably do it differently than I do, >but we might both be doing the same thing. Not sure. > >I do believe that sustaining the elbow in front of the >hip unnaturally is wrong. I think it happens very >naturally as a result of the grip. That's this week's >opinion. > >Remington

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