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Where is info on setup- straight left arm?? Stance?? Width of stance?
Elbow position??
You are talking about the “put the strings back onto the perfectly made Pinocchio?” This would be the regression of the century! You are not defective and cannot do anything wrong; once the grip is in place, and you start cutting grass with your grass whip, things will fall into place naturally. You don’t have to instruct a lumberjack to use an axe or a carpenter to hammer a nail. Notice college kids go into construction jobs for the summer and learn on the fly the day of? And notice you never lise that skill?
As I have to work on knee flex, the part about bending over from hips, when you said “tail bone goes up in the air”, is my aaah moment, which makes my glutes and quads pressure to my arches is automatic.
So after working through bolted and centered and other videos per your recommendation during a swing analysis I came to a conclusion that I would like some input on. At rest or walking, I have been accustomed to having the weight on the outside portion of my feet. This carried over into my golf setup. When I consciously suction my arches in my stance, there is some slight tension in my legs which I tried to avoid in order to be completely relaxed. This also prevents me from rolling my trail foot in backswing and seems to aid in proper weight transfer. Does this sound correct? I’m not sure I’ve seen this specific fault touched up on in any of your other videos. If so could you direct me to what faults having the weight on the outsides of your feet would cause in the golf swing.
Hi Jason! What I would like to see you do, is perform the task of walking and sending divots or grass clippings in the direction you want to start the ball; just like in the “kinetic chain facilitation series” and film that when you think you have it down and send me 4 or 5 steps to my email face on. I am willing to bet that everything you will be doing will be awesome! 😀👍