kawa, while you may notice personal differences and variations due to things you mentioned above, the fundamental movements for rotation, power and stability are the same for all. Compensations have to be made for golfers who are broad chested, but the origin of movement is identical because we all have the same muscles that are used to rotate our torsos. As we get further in the series, it will all be made clear. Of course, you can find all this stuff out now on the website.
Does this mean regardless of whether you are tall or short, thin or fat, flexible or stiff, that everyone should swing the same way based on what you have found to be the correct way to swing? It seems when you watch people walk, everyone walks differently dependending on how their body structure is. Some people have shot strides, others long strides, some have feet toed in other toed out. Some people walk in a straight line, other don't yet every one has the same joints and muscles.
If there are 10 ways to do something,not all of them can be considered correct.One of those ways, if we look closer and judge using OBJECTIVE STANDARDS, will be the MOST correct.Walking with one's feet toed in or out is anatomically incorrect-everyone should walk with their toes in line with their knees or a knee injury is more likely. Those same people SEEM to get from place to place as efficiently as someone who walks with their toes properly aligned,they are just LESS anatomically correct.
kawa, while you may notice personal differences and variations due to things you mentioned above, the fundamental movements for rotation, power and stability are the same for all. Compensations have to be made for golfers who are broad chested, but the origin of movement is identical because we all have the same muscles that are used to rotate our torsos. As we get further in the series, it will all be made clear. Of course, you can find all this stuff out now on the website.
cquinton 2 years ago
Does this mean regardless of whether you are tall or short, thin or fat, flexible or stiff, that everyone should swing the same way based on what you have found to be the correct way to swing? It seems when you watch people walk, everyone walks differently dependending on how their body structure is. Some people have shot strides, others long strides, some have feet toed in other toed out. Some people walk in a straight line, other don't yet every one has the same joints and muscles.
kawa92708 2 years ago
If there are 10 ways to do something,not all of them can be considered correct.One of those ways, if we look closer and judge using OBJECTIVE STANDARDS, will be the MOST correct.Walking with one's feet toed in or out is anatomically incorrect-everyone should walk with their toes in line with their knees or a knee injury is more likely. Those same people SEEM to get from place to place as efficiently as someone who walks with their toes properly aligned,they are just LESS anatomically correct.
heckchristopher 2 years ago