Meaning Lever System
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Lever SystemThe skeletal system is composed of numerous bones which, in mechanical terms, act as levers. The two primary levers in the golf swing are: 1) the target arm, comprised of the radius and ulna of the lower arm and the humerus in the upper arm, and 2) the club when the target wrist becomes cocked.
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Lever SystemAs the skeletal system of bones acts as levers, the lever system designates this movement. The main levers within the golf swing are on the one hand side the target arm, which is basically comprised out of the radius of the lower arm and the humerus of the upper arm. On the other hand side, another important lever in golf is the one of the golf clu [..]
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Lever System The skeletal system is composed of numerous bones which, in mechanical terms, act as levers. The two primary levers in the golf swing are: 1) the target arm, comprised of the radius and ulna of the lower arm and the humerus in the upper arm, and 2) the club when the target wrist becomes cocked.
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Lever SystemThe skeletal system is composed of numerous bones which, in mechanical terms, act as levers. The two primary levers in the golf swing are: 1) the target arm, comprised of the radius and ulna of the lower arm and the humerus in the upper arm, and 2) the club when the target wrist becomes cocked.
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Lever SystemThe skeletal system is composed of numerous bones which, in mechanical terms, act as levers. The two primary levers in the golf swing are: 1) the target arm, comprised of the radius and ulna of the lo [..]
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Lever SystemThe lever system refers to the skeletal system used in the golf swing. It is composed of numerous bones which act as levers when the target wrist becomes cocked.
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Lever SystemThe skeletal system is composed of numerous bones which, in mechanical terms, act as levers. The two primary levers in the golf swing are: 1) the target arm, comprised of the radius and ulna of the lower arm and the humerus in the upper arm, and 2) the club when the target wrist becomes cocked.
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