Mike Austin

Posted: Tue 20:04, 09 Nov 2010

Dariusz,

Have your studies on the biokinetics in golf ever led you to Mike Austin?

Supposedly he was a kinesiologist and claims his swing is the most efficient way that a person can swing.

I was curious about your thoughts on this.

Nate P

Posted: Tue 21:57, 09 Nov 2010

natep wrote:

Dariusz,

Have your studies on the biokinetics in golf ever led you to Mike Austin?

Supposedly he was a kinesiologist and claims his swing is the most efficient way that a person can swing.

I was curious about your thoughts on this.

Nate P

Hello Nate and welcome to my small forum. Please share your wisdom also here in a free moment Smile

Yes, I am somehow familiar with 'Austinology' and certainly would use Mike Austin's concepts and biomechanic valuse of his swing in case I am working on the best biokinetic model for hitting shots with maximum power. However, my work is directed a bit to different direction, as you already know - namely, I am in search for automating the motion on the base of theory of limitations which per se excludes the possibility of using power peaks. His work as biophysicist was being subdued to very similar criteria as mine is (analyzing hard structure of human body, analyzing RoM of joints, etc.).

Cheers