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From: DaddyMan on 8 May 2007 21:05 Has anybody tried Jim Hardy's method? I'm trying it but still have trouble taking a divot at the bottom of my swing. Any advice from one- planers? Thanks.
From: Fairway on 9 May 2007 10:31 DaddyMan wrote: > Has anybody tried Jim Hardy's method? I'm trying it but still have > trouble taking a divot at the bottom of my swing. Any advice from one- > planers? Thanks. My advice: be careful. This method puts lots of strain on your back. It ´s only for the young and supple - but maybe you are one of them. F
From: DaddyMan on 9 May 2007 20:12 On May 9, 10:31 am, Fairway <armins...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > DaddyMan wrote: > > Has anybody tried Jim Hardy's method? I'm trying it but still have > > trouble taking a divot at the bottom of my swing. Any advice from one- > > planers? Thanks. > > My advice: be careful. This method puts lots of strain on your back. It > ´s only for the young and supple - but maybe you are one of them. F Not Quite. I'm 48 years old. My biggest problem is that I don't take a divot on my full iron shots.
From: Fairway on 10 May 2007 04:50 On May 9, 5:12 pm, DaddyMan <cvm...(a)sbcglobal.net> wrote: > On May 9, 10:31 am, Fairway <armins...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > > > DaddyMan wrote: > > > Has anybody tried Jim Hardy's method? I'm trying it but still have > > > trouble taking a divot at the bottom of my swing. Any advice from one- > > > planers? Thanks. > > > My advice: be careful. This method puts lots of strain on your back. It > > ´s only for the young and supple - but maybe you are one of them. F > > Not Quite. I'm 48 years old. My biggest problem is that I don't take > a divot on my full iron shots. I understand, this was my problem too for many years. Your iron shots are rather weak, aren´t they? What I did was this: I began to swing much more upright, arms out from the sides, concentrate on the arms - not the body. It felt so awkward at first, so unnatural - but my shots improved greatly and, surprise, surprise, some wonderful divots appeared beneath my eyes. Why don´t you try and see what happens? By the way, I bought and read Hardy´s One Plane Swing, and his advice on the two plane swing is excellent. F
From: Birdie Bill on 11 May 2007 02:54
On May 9, 9:31 am, Fairway <armins...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > DaddyMan wrote: > > Has anybody tried Jim Hardy's method? I'm trying it but still have > > trouble taking a divot at the bottom of my swing. Any advice from one- > > planers? Thanks. > > My advice: be careful. This method puts lots of strain on your back. It > ´s only for the young and supple - but maybe you are one of them. F I haven't completely bought into the Hardy stuff myself, but I'm curious - what do you think is so stressful to the back about the Hardy one- plane swing? |