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Ted has frequently noted that the "Creation of Lag Pressure" is a key area of why his golf swing improved so much. As I watched and rewatched Ted Fort execute his downswing waggle in the "Address" Video, this slow, non violent movement didn't seem to be the primary source of the Ted's "Creation of Lag Pressure". (In the "Hitter's Row" video, Yoda certainly appears to generate a much higher amount of shaft bend with the more violent swinger's downswing waggle than what Ted Fort displays as his hips begin their move forward.

My eyes suggest that Ted Fort achieves a much higher percentage of his "creation of lag" "driving down to China" during his paddlewheel punch, than he does earlier in the downswing. Hoping to get confirmation as to whether or not my assumption is accurate?

Btw, in my humble opinion, the "Lynn Blake, Ted Fort, Jeff Hull Part Two" video is far and away the most important source of correct hitting information available on this website. If you are a Hitter and haven't yet studied Part Two of the Address Video, you are missing out on what I consider to be the most valuable source of Hitter's wisdow available on this website to date.

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Dude . . . Remember "Over-Acceleration is the menace that stalks all lag and drag." You don't need crazy amounts of lag pressure. You need an amount that you can SUSTAIN!!!

When asked about how much pressure . . . Homer Kelley said " You only need a pound of pressure."

This is why it is so vitally important to get with the message your hands are sending you . . . . it is a subtle message. If you overload your pressure points . . . it's a recipe for Throwaway.

Lag is fleeting . . . . the Hitter will feel it GREATER than the Swinger also in a different location because the Hitter's pressure point MUST NOT ROTATE. But still you don't want to feel copius amounts of pressure . . . just a pound'll do ya.