[innercityteacher]

Just found this while waiting for one or two parents to show out of the 80 some odd students I teach. Of course, the ones that come represent the "A" students still in my school!

Anyway, I just feel like I passed an exam!

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=40550&highlight=forward+press#pos t40550



I really did knock everything dead straight with that forward press, even my driver.




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http://youtu.be/Q3VjaCy5gck

That's what I'm talking about! Real Rap!

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=56161&highlight=forward+press#pos t56161

The #1 Alignment in G.O.L.F. and at Impact Fix is the Flat Left Wrist (4-D-1;1-L-8; 2-0-B-1) or less satisfactorily, its geometric equivalent per 10-2-G.Without it, more information means only more confusion. And if the LeftWrist is Flat (4-A-1), then the Right Wrist must be Bent (4-A-2). Remember,there are no "degrees" of Flatness. The Wrist is either Flator it is not Flat. The Bent Wrist, on the other hand, has no such definitivealignment and even the slightest deviation from the Flat classificationqualifies. So, while there is only one Flat, the number of Bent positionsapproaches infinity. Bottom Line: Assuming the precision Grip of 10-2-B, ifyour Left Wrist isn't Flat or your Right Wrist isn't Bent, you're doing itwrong.

Having established these correct alignments -- 'Fixed' them in your Computer(Chapter 14) and Feel System (1-J) -- you then verify them with the FowardPress, the third procedure of the Three-Step Checkout Routine of AdjustedAddress. This procedure demands that you shift your entire Machine to theImpact position and verify six Impact alignments (A-F in 3-F-5).Having verified each of the six, you then would ideally reassume the AdjustedAddress position -- if only momentarily -- to retain its advantages, namely itsfluid position between the weightshifts and facility of Plane Line Tracing(7-9). Only then would you finally proceed into Start-Up (8-4). All this is theprocess of establishing Component Alignments and Relationships as required fora selected Ball Response (Glossary / Address Routine).

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