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Hi shawn i understand everything exempt your feet alignment , would you always set your feet square to the target line ? Just a little confused when you talk about closed stance in other vids .
Thanks paul uk
The arm swing tends to move naturally parallel to the alignment of the ball socket system; if you need extra range of motion in the backswing, the diagonal stance is a great way to go but it requires an understanding of the accompanied ball position. So if your range of motion is good but struggle with alignment, then stick to parallel.
Hi Shawn,
You said you didn’t stay with the shot? Can you please elaborate on what you mean??
Cheers
never mind Shawn. I saw below where you told someone you had a video on that. Thx
Yes, you will see some really good questions and answers in the comment sections! No garbage here, all gold nuggets from like minded and incredibly passionate golfers! 😀👍
See “target confirmation series” and “pre-motor cortex series” videos; HUGE!!
Shaun… Can you explain throwing a club for a fade it seems like most of your examples are always throwing the club for a draw thanks
Really?? See video #4 in the consistency series and then see “fade fine tuning”
Let me know if that answers your question!😀👍
Something bothers me. In many of your videos and lessons you say that for a fade you have to align yourself a hair left (playing right handed). In this video you seems to align the same way (parallel) for both shapes. Have you changed you stance on this?
Hi Vincent!
No change; sometimes it is the camera angle and sometimes it can be me a tad off; every swing is slightly different from the next and because it is a combo of alignment and ball position, you can still pull it off as long as you are not too far off the beaten path…😀👍
Thanks for the question Vincent. I was thinking the same thing.
Great video. The visuals really made sense. I am going to set up an alignment rod like this at my next range session. I was sorry to have been unable to take advantage of your NJ/PA session a few weeks ago. Have been working hard at this concept this season because beautiful shots that were going left of the target were driving me mad and you just explained why here. Also the wrist hinge to wrist hinge back swing to release that you talked about a while back along with this idea here has helped me with staying with the target and the path because I can now feel when I come over instead of turning around my center. When I come over there is almost no re-hinge and I now understand it. I shot a personal best 81 yesterday (oh for that one chip shot or 3 putt). Shawn your influence has taken this older golfer from a 25 hndcp just a few years ago when I first met you to on the verge of breaking 80. I AM going to make it happen this season!!!! Thanks for all you do for us golf nuts.
Right on Jason!
I look forward to the benchmark! And don’t count the shots until you are in the club house! 😎