Comments on: TALY Power vs Accuracy Swing http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/ Golf Swing Instructions To Help Improve Golf Swing Wed, 22 Feb 2012 09:37:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: feelxitxburn http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5161 feelxitxburn Thu, 01 Jul 2010 08:07:06 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5161 I see where you're getting at with keeping your arms in that relation. I just have a hard time believing that ill be able to hit the ball keeping my arms in that position. I just don't believe I can hit the ball keeping my arm with my hands in front of me when you keep that triangle. Slowing down my swing on a monitor you can see my hands are slightly ahead but I just dont foresee myself hitting the ball with how much bigger your triangle is. Should I just trust that I'm going to hit it? I see where you’re getting at with keeping your arms in that relation. I just have a hard time believing that ill be able to hit the ball keeping my arms in that position. I just don’t believe I can hit the ball keeping my arm with my hands in front of me when you keep that triangle. Slowing down my swing on a monitor you can see my hands are slightly ahead but I just dont foresee myself hitting the ball with how much bigger your triangle is. Should I just trust that I’m going to hit it?

]]> By: scoremore05 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5160 scoremore05 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 08:05:56 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5160 Great comment! That tells me you're doing it right. One of the illusions in golf comes from forming our full swing based on our practice swing. Even though the clubhead will feel way out of position in slow motion, at 80-100 mph that is not where your clubhead will be. It's like pulling a can on a string: the can follows whereever you pull the string. Same with the red ball. If the red ball passes over the golf ball, your clubhead will hit the ball because your shaft is longer. Great comment! That tells me you’re doing it right.

One of the illusions in golf comes from forming our full swing based on our practice swing.

Even though the clubhead will feel way out of position in slow motion, at 80-100 mph that is not where your clubhead will be.

It’s like pulling a can on a string: the can follows whereever you pull the string. Same with the red ball.

If the red ball passes over the golf ball, your clubhead will hit the ball because your shaft is longer.

]]> By: scoremore05 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5159 scoremore05 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 07:58:02 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5159 Please note that my TALY Triangle is no bigger than anyone else's. It is set at address just due to setup. In this "without swing your arms" swing, what happens is that the golf ball does not get hit when your chest is facing the ball. You have to keep turning. Your golf ball won't get hit until your chest is almost facing the target. We set our arms and the triangle way behind us so they must stay way behind us otherwise we have swung, and there is no power in that. Taly Please note that my TALY Triangle is no bigger than anyone else’s. It is set at address just due to setup.

In this “without swing your arms” swing, what happens is that the golf ball does not get hit when your chest is facing the ball. You have to keep turning.

Your golf ball won’t get hit until your chest is almost facing the target. We set our arms and the triangle way behind us so they must stay way behind us otherwise we have swung, and there is no power in that.

Taly

]]> By: mcsantasiere http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5158 mcsantasiere Thu, 01 Jul 2010 07:24:36 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5158 Hey Taly, I bought your taly mindset awhile ago and I recieved a little instructional booklet with it...It tells me to swing the red ball along my toeline in my backswing, and then to swing the red ball over the golf ball (without swinging arms) or to swing back my toeline (vertical arm drop)...I was just wondering where should the red ball go after impact for both swings? Swings left, right, towards the target, along my toeline, etc? If you can help me out that would be great! Michael Hey Taly,
I bought your taly mindset awhile ago and I recieved a little instructional booklet with it…It tells me to swing the red ball along my toeline in my backswing, and then to swing the red ball over the golf ball (without swinging arms) or to swing back my toeline (vertical arm drop)…I was just wondering where should the red ball go after impact for both swings? Swings left, right, towards the target, along my toeline, etc? If you can help me out that would be great!

Michael

]]> By: scoremore05 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5157 scoremore05 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 07:21:19 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5157 Hi Michael, Thanks for posting and we also got your email to the site. Never "swing" the red ball over the golf ball. If it goes over the golf ball it must be a result of "turning" only. All while holding your arms and wrists in that set position. If you choose to "swing", then the red ball must return to your toe line and follow that line through impact. With regards to your finish, no need to worry about it. It will happen as opposed to you having to manipulate it. Hi Michael,

Thanks for posting and we also got your email to the site.

Never “swing” the red ball over the golf ball. If it goes over the golf ball it must be a result of “turning” only. All while holding your arms and wrists in that set position.

If you choose to “swing”, then the red ball must return to your toe line and follow that line through impact.

With regards to your finish, no need to worry about it. It will happen as opposed to you having to manipulate it.

]]> By: scoremore05 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5156 scoremore05 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 06:33:10 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5156 I will post a "swinging" video shortly but if you get a chance check out the video we recently posted regarding "turning" called "Taly Explains his Golf Swing Mechanics and Geometry with Driver". This will show the proper way to move the red ball over the golf ball through "turning" of the body and shoulders only and no arm or wrist movement. I will post a “swinging” video shortly but if you get a chance check out the video we recently posted regarding “turning” called “Taly Explains his Golf Swing Mechanics and Geometry with Driver”.

This will show the proper way to move the red ball over the golf ball through “turning” of the body and shoulders only and no arm or wrist movement.

]]> By: idatomhue http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5155 idatomhue Thu, 01 Jul 2010 05:40:46 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5155 scoremore05, I picked up a Taly at a yard sale. It looks like the device is made to insure you keep right wrist bend going through the ball and to eliminate flipping by focusing your attention on moving the red sponge. also to eliminate arm movement leading to a pivot driven swing. What reference points are you using to monitor the red sponge? Do you set it to point at the base line or more verticle to point closer to the feet and trace that line with it? scoremore05, I picked up a Taly at a yard sale. It
looks like the device is made to insure you keep right wrist bend going through the ball and to eliminate flipping by focusing your attention on moving the red sponge. also to eliminate arm movement leading to a pivot driven swing. What reference points are you using to monitor the red sponge? Do you set it to point at the base line or more verticle to point closer to the feet and trace that line with it?

]]> By: scoremore05 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5154 scoremore05 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 05:15:20 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5154 You make great points idatomhue. I will say that we're not looking for only a pivot-driven swing. That's one option. We also provide two others and that's what determines what path the red ball should trace. Pivot-driven swings with no arm swinging relative to your body - red ball should pass over the golf ball. Arm swings - red ball should follow your toe line or just above it. More importantly, the Taly works for any swing and allows you to see what works best for you. You make great points idatomhue.

I will say that we’re not looking for only a pivot-driven swing. That’s one option.

We also provide two others and that’s what determines what path the red ball should trace.

Pivot-driven swings with no arm swinging relative to your body – red ball should pass over the golf ball.

Arm swings – red ball should follow your toe line or just above it.

More importantly, the Taly works for any swing and allows you to see what works best for you.

]]> By: scoremore05 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5153 scoremore05 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 04:20:33 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5153 After that, the simplest way to develop and maintain lag in your swing is to turn your left forearm to the right in your backswing and keep it there through impact. No more squaring the clubface with your arms, wrists, or forearms. Leave everything in what feels like a wide open position. This geometry is the simplest way for hands to lag your clubhead and maintain shaft flex, and it eliminates flipping, and also the over-the-top tendency. After that, the simplest way to develop and maintain lag in your swing is to turn your left forearm to the right in your backswing and keep it there through impact.

No more squaring the clubface with your arms, wrists, or forearms. Leave everything in what feels like a wide open position.

This geometry is the simplest way for hands to lag your clubhead and maintain shaft flex, and it eliminates flipping, and also the over-the-top tendency.

]]> By: hogan1948 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/comment-page-1/#comment-5152 hogan1948 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 03:41:38 +0000 http://www.improvegolfswinginstructions.com/taly-power-vs-accuracy-swing/#comment-5152 How did you come up with this device, it's like having a Portable swing machine. I am looking forward to receiving the product. Great product. How did you come up with this device, it’s like having a Portable swing machine. I am looking forward to receiving the product. Great product.

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