Did maintenance on that range for the Barbers, I sure miss it , not the cleaning out the pond (a very dirty job) but all the range balls I could hit😅 I'm in Texas now, thanks for the memories.
Excellent description of the leading leg ground forces for the Austin lateral shift. Thanks, Steve! It seems the ground forces for the McIlroy "squat and jump" are different from those for the Austin lateral belly button shift and turn. Different ground forces for different pivots.
Steve - I have no sense/feeling of pushing my feet in the opposite direction of my body motion. I know science says this is happening, but I get no or very little sensation of this foot force. Is this normal?
I thought the same…..until I forgot my spikes and played in running shoes in the morning dew when my right foot proceeded to go backwards as my club went forwards.
Did maintenance on that range for the Barbers, I sure miss it , not the cleaning out the pond (a very dirty job) but all the range balls I could hit😅 I'm in Texas now, thanks for the memories.
Haha that's awesome. Paul Holtby, the long time instructor, owns it now.
Now I need to try to change the muscle memory. Thanks for the info!
Excellent description of the leading leg ground forces for the Austin lateral shift. Thanks, Steve!
It seems the ground forces for the McIlroy "squat and jump" are different from those for the Austin lateral belly button shift and turn. Different ground forces for different pivots.
Austin had 'squat jump' forces as well just not as pronounced.
wisdom hidden from 4:20 on... awe of a true maestro!
Steve - I have no sense/feeling of pushing my feet in the opposite direction of my body motion. I know science says this is happening, but I get no or very little sensation of this foot force. Is this normal?
I thought the same…..until I forgot my spikes and played in running shoes in the morning dew when my right foot proceeded to go backwards as my club went forwards.
Good point. I don't get a sense of pushing off the trail foot but stepping down on the lead and clawing over.