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Backswing Right Elbow at 90 Degrees training Aid DIY


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Just want to share a picture of something that helped me understand the angle that I need to have on the backswing on my right elbow.

I used paper box, gorilla tape and a smartphone arm band. It's not perfect and after a couple of practice swings was already loosing its format, but I was able to get the concept and able to understand the position of the right elbow. There is a product out there that you can buy, but I thought for the usage I could build something real quick.

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Cool.

Yeah @iacas made one out of tubing or something like that. You can slide your right arm in and it fits around the middle of arm.

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It´s great !! however I think a lot about this position, and sometimes I´m not sure if it´s crucial for a good swing. Some people don´t keep the 90º angle of the right arm and they still strike good. I feel that when I try to keep my angle, I don´t turn my torso enough. What I mean is that there are other factors much more important than this for a good swing. . . IMO

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