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bracing against the door frame, just trying to be clear, hammer being the door frame that i understand, bracing against it I cant understand, sorry. My front leg and left side of my body is out of the door frame towards the target, how am I braced against it?
Embarrassed to ask this, I am hitting it amazing and standing like you just trying to understand the concept of the brace you talk about.
Sounds like you are really trying to absorb too much at a time; see “hammer drill” and take a little break
I agree..
Shawn–Regarding your video on a strong grip: I have done it both ways: First, I rotate the club to 45 degrees, address it and rotate back to square. (which creates a seriousl amount of torque). The second way is to simply lift the club and place the four knuckle grip on it. Question: Is either way preferable over the other? Am I missing something? The second way is the most comfortable for me. Thanks in advance. Gene
Hey Gene! Please see “important grip update” which will address that torque feel nicely!