Jacobs 3D

[Ty_Webb]

> @"Frozen Divots" said:

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> > What is the correct Class A motion?

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> It’s the action of the very bottom of the grip end working around the clubhead; not the torquing of a grip to motivate the clubhead.

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Do you have a video of someone swinging like that? I’m having difficulty picturing the grip working around the clubhead. That brings an image of the grip moving faster than the clubhead to me. Doesn’t strike me as a particularly productive way to hit a golf ball.

[Ty_Webb]

> @"Frozen Divots" said:

> > @Ty_Webb said:

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> > > > @TexasTurf said:

> > > > What is the correct Class A motion?

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> > Do you have a video of someone swinging like that? I’m having difficulty picturing the grip working around the clubhead. That brings an image of the grip moving faster than the clubhead to me. Doesn’t strike me as a particularly productive way to hit a golf ball.

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> Lots of players do a version of it, whether they know it or not. Nicklaus, Daly, Bubba even old schoolers like Ted Ray, Snead and Byron.

> Where they vary is their pivot. They tend to be very visceral but if you can hit sweet spot, it works.

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But what does it mean? What is it about those players that means they do whatever it is you’re talking about? Also what do you mean by “visceral”. I’m seeing a lot of words here that appear to be being used to obfuscate rather than educate. It seems like you’re trying to sound like someone who knows what they’re talking about rather than putting it in language that makes it easy to understand for the layperson. That’s normally the tactic of someone who does not know what they’re talking about. Can you explain to me in plain English what you mean?

[Ghost of Snead]

> @Ty_Webb said:

> > @"Frozen Divots" said:

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> > > > @"Frozen Divots" said:

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> > > > > What is the correct Class A motion?

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> > > Do you have a video of someone swinging like that? I’m having difficulty picturing the grip working around the clubhead. That brings an image of the grip moving faster than the clubhead to me. Doesn’t strike me as a particularly productive way to hit a golf ball.

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> > Lots of players do a version of it, whether they know it or not. Nicklaus, Daly, Bubba even old schoolers like Ted Ray, Snead and Byron.

> > Where they vary is their pivot. They tend to be very visceral but if you can hit sweet spot, it works.

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> But what does it mean? What is it about those players that means they do whatever it is you’re talking about? Also what do you mean by “visceral”. I’m seeing a lot of words here that appear to be being used to obfuscate rather than educate. It seems like you’re trying to sound like someone who knows what they’re talking about rather than putting it in language that makes it easy to understand for the layperson. That’s normally the tactic of someone who does not know what they’re talking about. Can you explain to me in plain English what you mean?

 

Bingo - if you read the ABS thread, you will come away with the same feeling as did some of the ABS members at the time.

 

[TexasTurf]

FD, are there any baseball players that apply this efficient torque in their swings?

[Deadaimz]

Frozen what is the best method to get the grip end working around the clubhead? How do I implement it into my swing?

[TexasTurf]

> @"Frozen Divots" said:

> Babe Ruth. Greatest swing of anyone I’ve ever seen in any sport.

 

Thank you, sir.

[AMGolfPro]

Watch this one in particular

 

 

 

 

[TexasTurf]

> @"Frozen Divots" said:

> > @Deadaimz said:

> > Frozen what is the best method to get the grip end working around the clubhead? How do I implement it into my swing?

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> Did you see Comos golf show the other day, where he threw the Axe? The opposite of that...did you see it?

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What is the opposite of down and behind you? Up and in front of you?

 

[TexasTurf]

But then later in the swing it's no longer into and around. It has to extend correct

[Deadaimz]

Frozen I did not see the chris video. Can you post a link. This swing you in and around clubhead on your right... Jim Furyk ish? Mike Austin?

[AMGolfPro]

What is the return policy on Jacobs 3D ?

[cav5]

Soon this thread will have the top spot on Google.

[AMGolfPro]

> @"Tremendous Slouch" said:

> Is there a reason Jacobs 3M is a closed group Facebook community?

 

Probably the same reason we have been blessed with the likes of Alpha Man on this open forum.

[Fade]

> @"Tremendous Slouch" said:

> > @AMGolfPro said:

> > What is the return policy on Jacobs 3D ?

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> Might be full refund, but you get to keep the little **orange ABG ball**.

 

I want **one**, where can I buy one?

[Fade]

Does Nesbit participate in the FB group?

[royourboat]

> @Fade said:

> Does Nesbit participate in the FB group?

 

No. It's a shame because if some questions were answered on the model and methods used there would be some consensus and furthering of the field (not to mean he hasn't already). That said, it's a business now, not just research. Research and business don't mix well because you need to be able to publish reproducible experiments/results and be open about methodology flaws, business is generally the opposite.

 

 

[Fade]

Oh well, if the principals put their heads together for an afternoon or two, they would probably figure out the difference in their approaches, results, ways of presenting the data, whatever else...

[TexasTurf]

I understand banning people for being disruptive, but a lot of helpful quality content was removed in the process. Why so much censorship?