what are the four pressures points of the swing
Originally Posted by Thom 6-C-1where is the first joint of the index finger?
#1 The heel of the right hand where it touches either the left hand thumb or the clubshaft (as required by the grip used).
#2 The last three fingers of the left hand
#3 The first joint of the right hand index finger where it touches the clubshaft.
#4 Wherever the straight left arm contacts the left side.
Originally Posted by jerry1967 where is the first joint of the index finger?http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...7&postcount=11
Originally Posted by Thom 6-C-1I am a long time student of the Golfing Machine, however this is my first post, so please be patient with me! I understand where PP #'s 1-3-4 are located and where on the grip #'s 1 & 3 are located, however it all of a sudden struck me that I couldn't tell someone where #2 is positional on the grip, other than squeezing with the last three finges. Does #2 align with 1 & 3 on the aft side of the shaft. Does the pressure point change based on the different left hand grip variations. Look forward to a reply.
#1 The heel of the right hand where it touches either the left hand thumb or the clubshaft (as required by the grip used).
#2 The last three fingers of the left hand
#3 The first joint of the right hand index finger where it touches the clubshaft.
#4 Wherever the straight left arm contacts the left side.
Originally Posted by Slazman I am a long time student of the Golfing Machine, however this is my first post, so please be patient with me! I understand where PP #'s 1-3-4 are located and where on the grip #'s 1 & 3 are located, however it all of a sudden struck me that I couldn't tell someone where #2 is positional on the grip, other than squeezing with the last three finges. Does #2 align with 1 & 3 on the aft side of the shaft. Does the pressure point change based on the different left hand grip variations. Look forward to a reply.Take a look at Geoff Evans' (of Pure Ball Striker fame) video on YouTube where he very aptly demonstrates the Strong Single Action golf grip.
Slazman