| Waning the only mechanic of swing a reposeful dying
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| The best way to describe
waning is to use an animation.
As shown the animation seems to be most applicable to putting. But in truth all pure
swings exhibit this "dying" motion. Granted, all pure swingers accomplish this
at different rates. This is what the professional labels as "tempo." Nick Price,
for example, has a very quick deceleration. Fred Couples has a very slow and smooth
waning. Whatever the case, this deceleration must occur within the limit sphere of the
swinger. Waning is delayed by consciousness. Therefore a slight delay in letting go at the
beginning of swing will lead to chaos at the edge of the swing sphere. Many golfers(men in
particular) make a movement that would dwindle perfectly for an eight foot giant. Such a
movement however for the six foot man is completely destructive. This is what a couple of
my friends describe as "tough guy golf." The only cure is a humble realization
that the motion itself controls the mechanical functions of swing, nothing else. Go to number eight explanation You may also want to check out the animation at the top of the "True Gravity Numbers" page. |
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