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    Mini Article on LOADING THE CLUB??


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    Michael
    That is great! Would this give validity to the concept that range of motion in a persons joints / muscles, heavily influences the "look" and performance of a persons swing? And if so, how do you go about figuring out what would be best for a student?
    Steve

    PS - I think "the head of the golfer" where the "outward flee" occurs is probably an indicator of the center of the swing. The outward flee has to be the club seeking the proper plane / path around the golfer. Right?
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    Michael - on any downswing the center of mass will "line up" with the head at some point, yes? Can you clarify please
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Haggerty View Post
    Michael
    That is great! Would this give validity to the concept that range of motion in a persons joints / muscles, heavily influences the "look" and performance of a persons swing? And if so, how do you go about figuring out what would be best for a student?
    Steve

    PS - I think "the head of the golfer" where the "outward flee" occurs is probably an indicator of the center of the swing. The outward flee has to be the club seeking the proper plane / path around the golfer. Right?

    Steve,

    Indeed any and all movements are 'SUBJECT' dependent, meaning that the abilities of the individual will vary from player to player.

    When the Center of Mass of the overall club {which is in space somewhere in the same vertical line as the balance point} gains speed and momentum there is a tremendous outward flee of the club.

    As I have stated in the Offset Office Tip, the club head does orbit around somewhere around the neck / back of the teeth
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    Quote Originally Posted by jc b View Post
    Michael - on any downswing the center of mass will "line up" with the head at some point, yes? Can you clarify please

    Jc B,

    Can you elaborate a little more on the question ?? I think I know what you mean but I am not sure


    Here is a little office discussion that may help:

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    The posts that were here were moved into the Golf Discussion Section and can be found in this thread:

    http://www.nygolfworld.com/forum/f2/center-mass-1245/
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