Of the 100s of youbtube videoes ive watched this was honestly a lightbulb to help starting to correct my early extension...1 million chair drills will never work if you are just trying to rotate the hips. Right knee to left toe!
You should use a club in your demonstration as the action of swinging the weight of a club will have an impact on timing and accuracy due to the momentum of the downswing. To show the swing without a club (weight) is not a true representation of what the swing will look like.
I really like your videos and the right knee to left toe has been a game changer for me . Working on keeping hands behind the right knee on downswing with mixed success . Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks
Thank you for the positive feedback, I’m going to post a video breaking down the full swing, I’ll make sure to clarify your question within the video 👍
Make sure your left side is turning the corner, then allow your hands to naturally swing through to the finish. The right knee to left toe forces the left side to open up 👍
Of the 100s of youbtube videoes ive watched this was honestly a lightbulb to help starting to correct my early extension...1 million chair drills will never work if you are just trying to rotate the hips. Right knee to left toe!
Sharing good advice, that's good advice.
You should use a club in your demonstration as the action of swinging the weight of a club will have an impact on timing and accuracy due to the momentum of the downswing. To show the swing without a club (weight) is not a true representation of what the swing will look like.
Interesting. I'll try this tomorrow. Thanks
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I really like your videos and the right knee to left toe has been a game changer for me . Working on keeping hands behind the right knee on downswing with mixed success . Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks
Thank you for the positive feedback, I’m going to post a video breaking down the full swing, I’ll make sure to clarify your question within the video 👍
Make sure your left side is turning the corner, then allow your hands to naturally swing through to the finish. The right knee to left toe forces the left side to open up 👍