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Passive.
( Changed - 08/01/2010)
The definition of being passive means that the golfer does not
use any muscles of any particular part of the body to cause another
part of the body to move.
For instance, during the down swing movement the rotational
movement of the hips exert a pulling effect upon the upper body
which, as as long as the compact upper part of the body remains
in a totally passive condition, the pulling action of the hips will
automatically cause the compact upper body unit to rotate about
its axis thus causing the shoulders to rotate back to the original
address -- position without any assistance from the golfer aid the
movement.
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