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>> > 'Too dark now to try your suggestion. >> > So, I'm supposing you're okay with the "not going >all >> > out from the top" part? >> > What might I find out if I try to keep the wrist >> cock? >> > Will the release be more explosive? It felt >pretty >> > good as it was. >> >> I'm glad it was dark when I lost my grip on that >> club:-) >> >> Absolutely on easing into the swing. When we (vs. >> pros) feel like we go all out from the top, I'm think >> most of us wind up 'throwing' the club and loosing >the >> angle almost immediately. I think when pros go all >> out, their technique locks in that angle so they >don't >> loose this as they swing faster. >> >> What I've found (and I think Remington now) is that >> the release is not only faster but in a different >> direction than I had experienced. Previously my >> release felt like it all occurred in a plane defined >> by the shaft and my left arm. In thinking about this >> now that never should have made sense because with >the >> IMA left hand grip the shaft and the left arm are not >> on the same plane. >> >> Now the release feels like the club <b>snaps</b> out >> above the plane. The feel is like the club is going >> horizontally out to the ball. This is not the way it >> appears on video but that is how it feels relative to >> before. >> >> This movement generates a <b>large</b> rotational >> force on the left hand. >> >> Peter > >I don't like to have any rotation in my arms during a >golf swing. That makes the swing too much like a CG >swing. That is the reason I am excited about the >Heard Super Swing. No arm rotation. >G. Stan Wolfe

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