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nice drill, took 4-5 swings and really felt slightly more width in the backswing right away.
Good stuff! 👍😀
Seems like a great video for recentering when you get out of balance because there is no need to sway or move laterally to do this drill. I have a question, what do you mean by the ‘arms in front of you’ phrase at about 3:30? Arms in front of what part of you? at 3:45 to 3:49 area you move the arms but they still seem still relatively in front of you especially the 2nd position but apparently it is not the right part of ‘in front’ of you so can you give me more a sense of what you mean?
Meaning your back is to the target so your chest or your front is away from the target and so are your arms.
Shawn has an older video in which he stands over the ball, then turns and pushes a garage door up with both hands, pulls it down again. <- arms are in front of you.
If I am not mistaken, Shawn merely lifts his arms straight up (in front of himself); to get into proper positions, he rather moves his body with his feet.
Regards
Eckhart
Nice! Great reference with the Garage Door drill Eckhart! 👍😀
Hey tftaz! Sorry I did not get the messages for this video, we are hashing out another little glitch in the updates to the website; see “backswing levitation” for more on this. Don’t think about what part to stay in front of, just feel free wheeling through both shoulder sockets going into the backswing. Also see the backswing portion of the “lead hand release” video.
Good drill and have been wanting to see more on the turn. I have always noticed how much you turn on the backswing. I have been working on a larger turn this year and surprised at how much more power is generated. I’m at least one club longer. It also helps with over the top swings. 👍👍
Hi Shawn,
Two questions
– you say something like „dandyline“. I don‘t understand this phrase and I could not find it in the translator. What does it mean?
– Is there a detailed video about the intermediate point concept including fade and draw?
Thanks,
Knut
Hi Knut – dandelion
Thanks Dean, makes sense now!
Nice pic Dean! 👍👍👍
Hi Knut! See “working the ball” and also see “the diagonal stance series” fades and draws as well as the “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” videos
This drill was missing for me as. The edited comments are very helpful. This presentation is excellent.
Regards
Eckhart
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