In one’s college days, any movement that involve a big up and down element, was compare to ‘bouncing up and down like a loo seat at a mixe party’.
And that is the farcical level to which
The golf swing has sunk. Current ‘thinkers’ in the game either disregard or actively require, the left side of the body – the left trunk (for the right asia mobile number list handed golfer) to drop below the right during the backswing. If the right side must be lower at address (just because the right hand is place below the left) and once again at impact, what sense does it make to let it rise during the backswing?
So, given that people do make this move
What next? During the downswing, they must first drop the right side (which involves re-positioning 24 actively moving vertebrae!) so that the right arm can become fairly straight at the elbow, then further raise the left side, so that the bent right wrist can straighten!
So, after they raise the right
Side during the backswing, their right side drops what is td bank routing number? down just enough to straighten the right arm, but does not allow further left side lift to straighten the right wrist too. Hence all the ‘shrunken’ positions of impact which can be seen in the Diary entry of Day 2 below.
Have lost zip and oomph to their ball contact. If the left side is unable to ultimately lift to straighten the right wrist, the club is unable to bow out and truly compress the ball by connecting it below its equator.
Their loss of ability to be ‘loo seats’ is ALSO the malaysia data reason they suffer from so much injury.
Dropping the left side down
Raising the right side during the backswing, makes the left knee and ankle bend, both of which must straighten up abruptly as the body tries to rotate during the downswing. Hence back and lower limb – hip, knee, maybe ankle – injury.
At the same time, raising the right side during the backswing allows the right shoulder, elbow, forearm and wrist to get into all sorts of awkward positions. Hence upper-limb injury, of both sides but especially left.