Pa Jayhawk
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- Nov 15, 2005
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I understand alot of it, unfortunately it may be some time before I can use it or the imagery and see the results behind it, because of the weather. Outside of practicing in the garage. If you use the tee ball example at knee height, and drop the club down to a golf swing, you will find that that your left wrist is pronated in the same position that you hear about in Hogan's Five fundamentals. I play a great deal of my game and my swing based on imagery and swing thought, I only wish I had a chance to try it out earlier in the year. Either way, I have bookmarked the site and have certainly seen enough to give it a shot and see what it does.Am I the only one whose barely understood most of the stuff that onplane has said?
I seem to be having trouble grasping wat your gettin at...
Interesting concept for me, thinking of it more in the sense of swinging and using the shaft as the image as opposed to the clubface. That seems like a key to me, if I am wrong I hope to be corrected. I have always concentrated more on the clubface and not the shaft position, so I can't say how it will help without first trying.