Hey Shawn. Focussed on the follow through rehinge on the range before playing this morning. Just as an add on, once i had completed what usually would have been the full swing, instead of stopping i swung back through my intermediate point to a full backswing. Just like the “out of the way out of the way” perpetual motion I found that my practice shots felt more solid and accurate where the rehinge allowed me to then go straight into a backswing. I also felt no manipulation since the brain was refocusing on grooving the swing over the intermediate point, both towards the target as part of the shot and then after the rehinge. I guess this is similar to the walking routine concept but specifically concentrating on the rehinge and what I’m calling recoil. Just thought I’d pass this on as it helped me to establish what was a good rehinge against a poor one. I realise this probably won’t work with helicopter finishes though. Regards Steve