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Suggestion for Jack--Mechanics Page Posted by: BHL (Knight1285@aol.com) on Tue Jan 27 22:14:28 2004 Dear Jack,
In your video, you have a nice side view of John Elliot's swing mechanics. Instead of a drawing, why not show every phase of his swing in a direct side view photo shot? At contact, you can get your "telestrator," and show the "double straight lines," and "double L's," before showing where the "power V" occurs, and ad infinitum. Honestly, showing Elliot on your site from a direct side view can review more about mechanics than the 45 degree open view that you already have. If you do this, I'm sure the mechanics page will be much more illustrative. Regards, BHL Knight1285@aol.com Followups:
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