The Angled "5A" Swing Explanation
An INCONCEIVALBE DISCOVERY

The Angled “5A” SWING
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Angled Lifeline left-hand grip:
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The left-hand grip is taken in the lifeline of the left hand with the left wrist bent around 40 degrees toward the back of the left forearm
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Accuracy that is unimaginable
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The lifeline grip in both hands eliminates clubface rotation by the forearms from address to ball impact.
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This eliminates the coordination barrier of the traditional tour type rotary body motion swing where the forearms rotate a minimum of 900 in less than 0.05 seconds from waist high in the downstroke to ball impact; a motion that tour player can only accomplish around 65% of the time. Amateurs have no chance to coordinate this motion.
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Awesome distance
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The powerful left triceps flail of the left forearm, shaft and clubhead produces high clubhead speed.
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The PUNCH of the right hand produces high clubhead speed.
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Combined together, you get awesome distance with what feel like effortless motion.
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Alternative to the tour swing:
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Creates clubhead with high arm speed produced by the flail/punch physics.
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The body is used as a stabilizer; virtually eliminates body rotation
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Which relieves the stress on the shoulders, back, hip, knees and wrist.
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Alleviates the pains caused by the rotary tour swing
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Injuries to the shoulders, back, hips, knees, ankles and wrist always in the news. Many of them are career ending; Tiger Woods.
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