You, Sir, have a great eye

I’ll get ahead of myself because you see and get it. 7 degrees with 14 rotations working into 1. The 7th is the divider also in space or where that joint is. That’s why the inversion is there. What someone like Hovland is doing is getting it there and ‘carrying it’ through. Now you need the spine angle and all the rest. In other words it’s more like a carrying of a plane (for him) rather than inverting and recruiting. That 7 (also the middle of 14 to the 1) is that flat spot on the real swing shape I posted, also in the middle. Not coincidence, it’s nature. The numbers line up because nature does.

I understand it and my mind is blown. The 14,7 and 1 make it eerie.

What were the numbers from the other video, the shape one.

@@DennyForrest-pk4kh the irrational, etc of the golden ratio? That gets really into the weeds and that’s why I pulled it. It’s using nature and frequency with geometry to show what nature is showing us, but you can’t see it. You can’t see it because it’s either too slow, too fast or just not visible in our spectrum. But it’s there. The golden ratio is a just a small part of it and there is a source. But people identify with the golden ratio and spirals see that symmetry in golf. When really the big brother of it shows more. That’s what that was about.