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bambam 04-22-2005 09:54 AM
Re: Stickmen
 
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Originally Posted by rwh
Hunter &amp; bambam,

The Stickmen and animation are awesome and most helpful. Very much appreciated.
Thanks, my job is getting more technical in nature and I enjoy getting to play w/ flash once in a while, so this was fun.

I really lilke the stickmen, as they help me visualize a lot of concepts; this gave me an idea for a little flash app. I'm thinking about making a tool that would allow you to build (and hopefully save/load) your own stickman variations. In a perfect world this tool would let you choose from the component catalog....we'll see, but if I started working on this, I'd need some help from you all to make sure it's done accurately.

rchang72 04-22-2005 08:04 PM
Just curious, why a single shift swinger and not a zero-shift swinger?

Hunter 04-22-2005 10:05 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by rchang72
Just curious, why a single shift swinger and not a zero-shift swinger?
I just wanted to show a shift. I'm sure I will eventually do others.

Hunter

Hunter 04-22-2005 10:07 PM
Re: Stickmen
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rwh
Hunter &amp; bambam,

The Stickmen and animation are awesome and most helpful. Very much appreciated.
Thanks RWH. They were fun and educational to do. More to come. Suggestions welcome.

Hunter

hue 04-23-2005 02:07 AM
Re: Stickmen
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter
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Thanks RWH. They were fun and educational to do. More to come. Suggestions welcome.

Hunter
10-7-C DOUBLE SHIFT and 10-7-D THE TRIPLE SHIFT, Really I would like to see all the options but that is asking a lot. However I could see your stick man being THE most useful too in understanding discussions on plane angle variations. You are on to something very important here.

Anonymous 04-23-2005 08:10 AM
Searching for the components???
 
Does anybody know what component variations one would use to achieve a single shift stroke?


DG

nevermind 06-10-2005 01:35 AM
these stickmen are great, big thanks to everyone involved :D

Now to the zero shift hitter down the line. Firstly, I'm assuming that the second frame is Impact Fix, I hope that is correct. I've always wondered what part(s) of the golfer or club had the zero shift. Watching the stickman I can see that it is the hands and the sweetspot that remain on the one plane angle. This also answers another question I had.. how it was possible to have the shaft and forearm inline and on the TSP angle at Fix/Impact, without having a straight rear arm. Looking at the stickman I see that the answer is, they aren't :shock: So now im confused. When zero shift hitting on the TSP, are the rear forearm/shaft mean to be inline at Fix/Impact?

I feel like I'm missing something that everyone else understands perfectly :?


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