Ben Hogan : Hogan's Hips

[thatwilldonicely]

conscious use of the hips = disaster

[bunkerputt]

Ben Hogan. Better than Dracula.

[dschultz6072]

what the hell is this castlevania music

[martinavizcomm]

@dschultz6072

Toccatta & fugue in Dm by J.S Bach

[dschultz6072]

@martinavizcomm the music is excellent...but for this video? not so sure. 

and now that i listened to it the whole way through, i can see where nobuo uematsu drew huge inspiration for dancing mad part 3 from this song.

[451mnu]

@dschultz6072 Dr . Kevorkian's favorite.

[plebian44]

hogans trick post accident contradicts what he preached in that he began to feel the added stability and control by not initiating the downswing with the left knee, but leaving it 'behind', for a split second while he initiated with his hips laterally.

[elnocho3]

Great video real shame about the music!

[helenathena]

the swing is all about the hips it was never about the arms'

[h1e2x3]

@proprioceptive44 Absolutely I agree that one can move left without torques. It would be silly to say no. However, it would be more like conscious action and this is not what I simply am interested in when working on automating the swing. If you want a unconscious action, there must be no room left for options.

[h1e2x3]

@proprioceptive44 If one wants to automate the transition benefitting from natural hard human body structure torques is indispensable, according to my studies.

[AlexCzervic]

It is neither necessary nor advisable to abuse your joints, PLEASE BE CAREFUL.

[h1e2x3]

@AlexCzervic

to abuse them - indeed not; to benefit from them - oh yes :)

[arniepga]

love the angles.  Thanks for posting

[hoganfan100]

GREAT !!!