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It looks like your right elbow flies out a little. Is that good or not good?
IT IS AWESOME!!!!! Look at any baseball pitcher, short stop throw, stone skip throw, forehand frisbee throw, tennis serve etc…THE FYING ELBOW IS REQUIRED FOR HUMAN ARM ANATOMY TO EFFICIENTLY THROW THE CLUB WITH VELOCITY AND PREVENT OVER THE TOP WHILE LOADING THE ARM-CLUB UNIT TO DELIVER THROUGH THE BALL AND OUT INTO THE DIRECTION OF FLIGHT.
GREAT QUESTION! Sorry for the emphatic caps but I wanted to convey the importance of allowing it to happen and not try to control and contain it.
Shawn, you are incredibly supple with a wide range of motion because of your suppleness. How can a 78 year old golfer like me possibly get to the positions in the swing you reach? My problem is I can make a full turn going back but I stop at the ball at impact. If I could get off my right side and send the “Y” in the swing to completion I would be so much better. How can I achieve a full release? Thanks
I love watching the overhead views shawn..you can clearly see your whipping technique, especially with your right arm…It all makes complete sense in your other videos when you explain the whip needed to increase the club head speed..thanks once again for a most informative golf instruction shawn.