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This is great. In you video analysis of my swing you mentioned :- “need much more knee flex at address to allow the legs to engage! “.
In the above video at 00:45 you mention about being still over ball ( I see myself in that posture) , and by engaging legs / more knee flex would that be the the feeling of heaving the sand bag which can happen with the muscles you mentioned engaged, am I right there?
Yes, see “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy” and hit some balls with that drill; a lot of fun!
Hey Shawn,
I have noticed some technical point wich i think is one of the key: as it is explained in your videos, pressure must be on the arch of the trail foot during the backswing. In fact I didn’t pay very much attention about it and not doing it is one of the root cause of lots of struggling in my swing: tendencies to fall in the backswing with not enough balance, making lots of efforts and strength to put my arms with my biceps at the top of my backswing, and also doesn’t feel comfortable at the top of my backswing, can’t achieve a full turn with my back facing the target, loosing the center of my swing, and not being able to use the ground proprely to catapulte the arm club unit. Sometimes some technical points can be very helpful to understand how a task should be executed.
Seb
The series for that is “stick your finish despite the ball” series”
After watching this – I gained 20-25 yards on my 7 iron. But my driver is still stuck at 220 yards total. – Must watch the driver series again 🙂
Good stuff! It is just a matter of time with the driver! The longer the club, the more you need to let go!