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Well worth a watch.

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It was worth the watch.

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Very interesting to see specifically where those pressures are causing back problems.

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I always thought of reverse C as excessive flexion in the finish position and not as side bend but the swing changes make sense. The lower spine doesn’t really like to bend too much no matter what plane the movement is in.

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16 minutes ago, billchao said:

I always thought of reverse C as excessive flexion in the finish position and not as side bend but the swing changes make sense. The lower spine doesn’t really like to bend too much no matter what plane the movement is in.

It used to be that, but I think he kind of didn’t call it exactly that and was referring to it more at impact.

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he won me some money last week. had 20 on him to be top 10.  love video like this

 

hope he gets that putter hot and gets some wins on the comeback trail

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