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Old 08-10-2005, 10:43 PM
Abudoggie Abudoggie is offline
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Yeppers. This same observation is the theme that Roger Fredericks uses to pitch his flex training stuff on the Golf Channel infomercial.

He is looking at swings from the "southside" rather than the north and makes the point that on pro-swings you can see "two buttcheeks" at impact while hackers don't rotate their hips at all (ie, no-buttcheeks seen at impact).

His point is that hacks like me aren't flexible enough to pull it off. I don't buy it. I think hacks like me really dont know WHAT or HOW they are supposed to do. Instead, we go on auto-pilot based on hit-impulse AT-THE-BALL. When it doesn't work, we repeat over and over in hope of a different result.

But...just in case...I have been working on my flexibility. Sorry to disappoint Roger, but got a fitness ball workout from Dick's Sporting Goods cheap and it covers flex and core strength and is good enuff for 'lil me (plus nice hotties in the video to workout with...bonus! ).

Anyhow, great observation metallion.

Abudoggie
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