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| I have been reading your posts for a couple of weeks now and am impressed with the willingness to help. I have been a swatter for years and am trying to do the right hand drill. I just can't seem to stop the swat/scoop motion with my wrists. I'm not asking for any extra help just letting you know that some of us are really conditioned in the wrong technique. I will let you know how the progress goes. |
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| Re: Hello from the U.S.A. (again) Thanks, I'll try to learn to cup for awhile. If I understand this right, I will be swinging the club with my body and not my arms. I tried that yesterday and had difficulty with centrifugal force causing the club head to pass my hands and uncup as I approached the ball. I will try it tonight. |
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| Re: Hello from the U.S.A. (again) Quote:
as far as the cent force moving club past hands.... that shouldn't happen, you are doing something wrong. if i think about it and don't release i can get my left arm up to shoulder height adn still have cup in right. don't forget a loose grip and swing with your left arm, your right is just a guide. if you need help keeping the cup maybe you could invest in greg normans the secret or david leadbetters the answer. remember don't thing about your right arm or keeping it bend or striat, focus on keeping right hand cupped, and let the right arm do what it needs to to keep that cup. you will need to roate your body pretty far then untill your club reaches impact as you should, giving you more power Last edited by lgskywalker37; 05-30-2006 at 07:42 PM. |
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| Re: Hello from the U.S.A. (again) Thanks. I went to the range last night and had a lot of success. I was hitting the ball straight and feel that more distance will come as I get used to the move. I think I am using my right hand and arm too much as I have read a lot about firing the right side. Tonight I will try to pull with my left arm and guide with my right which is the opposite of what I do. |
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| Re: Hello from the U.S.A. (again) Luke, You are doing a great job explaining the RHD, thanks! You now have the force... (does this make me Darth Vader?!!) |
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| Re: Hello from the U.S.A. (again) Quote:
haha, actaully my dad is..... "Luke, I am your father" you would be Obi-wan-kenobi, and I am your young padawan lol Last edited by lgskywalker37; 05-31-2006 at 07:17 PM. |
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| Re: Hello from the U.S.A. (again) Well I went to the range last night and It was a mixed session. I had a lot of success after taking my right arm out of it. I had my longest hits when it felt like I was heaving a heavy bag rather than swinging (casting) the club. By moving my body instead of just my arms I can hold the right hand cup trhough the ball. To get into impact position feels like I am getting farther in front of the ball than ever before but my head is still behind the ball when I hit it so I guess it is okay. Thanks. |
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| Re: Hello from the U.S.A. (again) I felt it! For the first time in my life I actually felt the effect of the cupped right hand. I was aiming at individual clumps of grass 165 yds away and shelling them with my 8-iron. Then I got too comfortable (or better yet stupid, you know how you get a swing adjustment worked out and then decide to add a little more umph? Well that happened.) and lost it. Bit I've felt it now and will search until I find it again. Thanks. |