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I just have to run this by you. It is from a discussion on another forum. Is this something to seriously think about?

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I dunno. I know i dont think about it at all.
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mirv Great Member

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i made an effort half a year or so ago to learn to pronate/supinate my left arm like that guy is doing. it's worked out fairly well for me. here's another video on the same topic, except where sevam talked about swinging back and turning your arm, this guy talks about when you're swinging back down into impact:

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I've seen that one too mirv. Talking about basically the same thing with a different approach.

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I dunno. I know i dont think about it at all.

lol exactly your swinging great when you dont think about wht your doin

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jambalaya Dedicated Member

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I think I am going to put this idea to rest for the time being. Too much thinking involved. I've got more important things to straighten out first.

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these videos reflect on a lot of what I've been learning at my lessons recently, but I've been taught them through the execution of simple downswing drills, not in being taught to "do this to your wrists, do this to your elbows". I've begun to realize that some of this theory can put weird swing thoughts in your mind. Drills that get you to perform the theory and let you feel what you're supposed to feel, and allow you to release your mind from the technicals and specific body part thoughts seem to work better.

and with that, I"m off to the range!

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