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Kids are doing it for baseball but I like this for a golf drill. 

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I don't think that works well for golf. Golf is more of a getting your weight shift to flow forward and then rotate the hips open. You may have to pre-set your weight forward, then snap the hips open. There is also some extension as well with the front knee losing flex at a high rate. 

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  On 3/25/2023 at 9:48 PM, saevel25 said:

I don't think that works well for golf. Golf is more of a getting your weight shift to flow forward and then rotate the hips open. You may have to pre-set your weight forward, then snap the hips open. There is also some extension as well with the front knee losing flex at a high rate. 

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I guess I look at it more from the standpoint of what I could take from it. For someone like myself who has struggled forever with getting transition through follow through correct it made sense to me with some adjustments. 

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