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As far as the hands are concerned are thinking more about covering the ball with the right hand/face coming to impact?

Very good video on what happens before release.You really need to get the arms and shoulders lower to hit the back of the ball.When should you feel this dropping of the armsshaft before contact?

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U might want to have some highlights of C.Johnson in a highlight film about him

@Godvernment third round to many top OLBs and DEs to pick ahead of him.Watch for Curry or Reyes,Burfict Perry or Spence.Hope they get their DBs in free agency.

@tufpgagolf True the hardest part for me was understanding the roll of the left forearm and how much more power and accuracy you can add to the swing.When I saw you turnng the club in that 180 degree angle(semi-circle) it clicked.I couldn't figure out how to invlove that power source comfortably ...

Whay happened to Kuekly(sp)-BC, he only led the nation in tackles and won every linebacker award in the world?

Great video-Do we control power or direction by rotating the right wrist just before impact?

I think some of what your qouting DT as saying is a bit off, leading me to believe you have not seen the $30.00 video.You keep saying straight when he says keep it vetical.You are claiming he says no wrist hinge when he says they hinge naturally.You can analyze a golf swing quite well, too many c...

I thought that if the right wrist is bent than the left will always be flat.Also if weight has shifted to left side you will have forward shaft lean?

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Mike Austin did not advocate flipping the golf club.You have spent all your lag power way before impact.

To much weight to the right side,hard to get over to right side + twisted into a position to come OTT.SHould turn around the lower body and keep weight in the middle and then on to front foot in the down swing.

Mark when does this roll of the clubhead happen,at impact, prior to impact or after impact.Iguess what I am asking is when to we make a conscious effort or prepare for this concious action?

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George

Is his ultimate goal to return to the yellow line -at impact-where he started?-of course I mean with hands leading the clubhead.

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This all happens naturally- if you let your lateral move come first which you must make happen by transfering pressure to the front foot once the back swing is complete.Then you will create natural side bend and then rotation of the left hip.If you side bend /tilt forcefully you will alter the p...

Great alignment tip for the rear hand,fingers and wrist.This move also creates great width and extension in the backswing making it easy to drop into the slot with lots of lag and speed coming through impact.Knowing these alignments and movements we can control as golfers is truly how to get better.

Sorry but had to ask while here.Is there any need for unlnar deviation in the left wrist through impact.It seems to me that to much of that would put the left arm out of line with the shaft?

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Don't all these left hand postion at impact happen naturaly if you push down theslot/line with the right forearm?

What about the idea of unhingng the left downward at impact,also called ulnar deviation?I see you don't advocate doing that.I just saw a video from Speed Chain who is claimng that this motion by the left wrist is needed and used by Tiger Woods, others instructional video also.He also has a produc...

which loft club are U hitting in each model?

Bill - Great videos on TRSS.Your explaination are clear and to the point.one thing I was curious about is the role of the left wrist/arm/shoulder.Do they get involved at all or is their job just to support the club shaft?

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George

Great explaination of the how to hit a golf ball.

This is spot on.more people need to focus on this to teach their hands and arm how thry work properly.

@hititlong No offense taken,just thought it was a bit unusual and your right about camera actions since angles can cause all types of misunderstandings.What are your feelings on the hands role at mpact,are they just passing through?

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He comes as close if not completely breakes the rule or idea of the bent right wrist and the flat left wrist.I'm sure if his grip wasn't so strong on the left hand it might be flatter or facin gthe target,but that right hand is not bent,it is in line with the forearm.Do you see that?At about :22

The only problem with not having the shoulders level and having the right arm lower is that making a complete weight shift to the front foot is not as easy.

Wrong !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nicklaus,Palmer ,Trevino ,Snead and Nelson all had relaxed rounded backs.Look up "Nicklaus Posture" here at UTUBE it shows all of them Hogan also.Leadbetter's way causes tensions and no where to turn the shoulder without crashing into the chest.

This is a great video.I know when stood to straight I was not nearly as effective a ball striker as I am today.Allowing your arms to swing freely from these posture set ups allows the club to swing freely from the inside and not get stuck,which can leave a golfer thinkng they are are doing everyt...

Only problem I have with this video is that it only gives swing examples of what an absolute beginner would make if they didn't adhere to your ideas of 2 different moves.It is difficult to really buy into it if you don't show some less exagerated downswing disasters.

Also,either way don't you hav...

Jim - I am not asking this to be a wise guy.In your interview with Sam Snead it seemed you couldn't agree as to how he started his downswing.You felt it was a shift and hip turn and he said it was his arm pulling down with his weight shift and turn simultaneously.Then the tape was cut.How did it ...

Martin what would be some good ways to practice in doors without being able to hit a wiffle ball.Are there any good positional drills regarding impact position with the Tour Striker?

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How do you get the club in that position,I find it difficult or forced i the backswing?

@Jospehporta What is and support that explaination

@DJWattsGolf Thanks for the quick reply one other question I meant to include earlier.Austin seems to have his hips pretty open at impact ,really meaning his left.Is this how you perceive his swing at impact or is it just the camera angle or is he facing the ball.Seems to hold true for Mike Dunna...