In an article published by company founder Bill Kostuj titled Swing With Swingweight (Swing Weight) No More: An Introduction To Waggle Weight, the golf professional reveals that while swingweighting can indeed affect one's entire golf swing, including its comprehensive rhythm and timing, the parameter's foundation is in fact traced back to a golfer's waggling motion during the pre-swing. "That is where swingweight's 14-inch fulcrum balance comes into play," notes Kostuj, adding, "Nearly a century of puzzlement concerning the application of this proven, yet mysterious golf club parameter is finally put to rest. Consistent perceptions of any golf club's 'heft' from the fullest, hardest of swings down to the smallest, most subtle chips (and everything in between) are crucial toward successful play, and such a specification can only be achieved when it is originated within one's swing preparation." With this knowledge comes the realization that far too many golfers cannot adequately exploit the present system. As can be noted by observing players' pre-swing movements, swingweightings's current configuration may actually be hurting more golf swings than it is helping. No level of playing ability is immune from adverse effects if the parameter fits poorly.