My Swing
 

My uncle Ninja Shoot a swing of me going for a 130 meters pitching wedge in a par 3 , ball went slightly left .

I am not swinging well at all because previous day, I notice about my head turning and bobbing caused by Visual Memory. I look at the club when i move back and like to see the club when it turn through. Trying to kick the habbit and its quite a horrible day at course :p..

Cannot wait for Comdpa to come fix it ... I am still very unhappy with the swing plane. My tempo but i am very pleased with the progress in the lag and contact.

Some holes i can go 270 meters some 230 metes.. So its not stable at all.

Have fun poking fun with my swing :)

Cheers.
My July Swing.. Before I met COMDPA.. http://www.zippyvideos.com/9493962345559636/m4v00049/

To download file... use quicktime to view.. u can see them step by step high framerate and rez. frame by frame, and alot clearer sound.

http://www12.rapidupload.com/d.php?f...filepath=24511 Top right.. just below logo

or

http://rapidshare.de/files/33461282/M4V00001.mov.html right bottom FREE button


These free download sites are pretty not friendly because they want you to read the ads.

130 meters is a long way to hit a PW. It looks like you are trying to murder that ball. With the irons it's all about control. I would be curious what the guys whom set up at impact fix have to say about avoiding overrolling the left arm. Seems it is so easy with high hands at set-up to roll that left arm way too much immediately and set the wrists too late.

Matt

My normal yardage is 120 Meters for pitching. its 130 but elevated tee for this shot. my Pitching wedge is 50* and for this case its pin high but left of green. I am also trying to play a high fade thats why you see me a little holding on to my finish.

Yeah.. Alot of bad things.. come on guys Hack away and have fun disecting my swing.

I am definitely Hacking/bobbing/offplane.

nothing there when I click on this link

Reuploaded files... i edited the links ..

Not a good camera angle.
Try getting the camera level with your hands and in line with them.
Looks like your bending the plane line on the follow through-and not getting the finish swivel.
Got to fix the head and bob!
Just like me!
Keep at it,good luck.

Yeah .. offplane and bobbing. However, what really nice is the big improvements in Impact and compressions. ( can you hear the ball Sneezing after it flew off? ) Its amazing to me comming from Duffing the balls and no extensor action at all. Well its just the first official lesson and alot of TGM thoughts in my brain.

But Look Ma ... who i look like? You didn't tell me i got a long lost relative?
some resemblence haha... Not the execution of course .





Blame it on Comdpa if i don't improve in the next few months /emote Hide ...:P:happy3:

Observations On A Good Golf Stroke
 

Lots of things to like in your action, Nuke. Judging from the photos above and also your video, you come into Release well, and you hold your Left and Right Wrist alignments well through Impact and into the Finish.

But you are not doing what this fellow in the comparison sequence is doing. Namely, he is Swinging (note the Horizontal Hinge Action of the toe-down-the-Line Clubface at the end of the Follow-Through) and you are Hitting (note the Angled Hinge Action with its Clubface 'angled' across the Line at the same juncture).

Further evidence of that strong Right Arm Action through the Ball can be seen in your video. After your Finish, you completely let go of the Club with the Left Hand and hold it solely in your Right (where it has been controlled all along!). You will often see a TOUR player let go of the club at the Finish, but they will always let go with the Right Hand, not the Left. Even with Hitting, you need a Left Hand control of the Clubhead and the Clubface. Here I am talking about the Left Hand's control of the Clubhead's location in relation to the Plane. I am not referring to the Right Hand's control of the Clubhead's Acceleration (through its Pressure Points).

I recommend you monitor your Finish alignments. Learn to Finish with both Hands firmly in control of the Club -- remember, the Hands are Clamps! -- but if you do let go with one Hand or the other, make sure that you let go with the Right.

A couple more things...

As I've said, I think you are making a fine Hitting Stroke. However, looking at the top of your Backstroke, you have Loaded your Left Wrist for Swinging, not your Right Elbow for Hitting. You must now Drag the Club down (back to Top -- Right Shoulder high -- from End) before you can begin your Hitter's Drive into Impact. I could say a lot more on this, but the bottom line is that you need to shorten your Stroke. Its length simply is not compatible with your Muscular -- not Centrifugal -- Right Arm Drive through the Ball. I think this change will enable you to increase your Right Triceps Drive through Impact and also your Extension into the Follow-Through and Finish.

Finally, I would monitor the Right Foot at the Finish. There is no point to your excessive Roll onto its outside edge. I know that there are TOUR players who do this -- Jeff Ogilvy comes to mind (although not so exaggerated) -- but there really is no reason for this action other than habit. And that habit can be disruptive to Balance. It can also allow too much freedom of the Body to pull the Hands out of their relationship with the Plane Line.

So, go ahead and Finish on your right toe but do not roll your Foot onto its outer edge. Remember, the Heel is ideally 'pulled' off the ground and not 'lifted' off, even into the Finish.

Again, Nuke, you have an excellent foundation upon which to build a truly first-class Golf Stroke. As Homer Kelley would say, "All that is needed is more and more precision in the Component Relationships that make up your Total Motion." You're well on your way now...

Go for it!
:3gears:

Thank you and noted Master Yoda.

Its in my incubator.