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[hoofreak7]

http://www.swingacademy.com/swingana...ol.aspx?id=889

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good swing. good spine angle. the only thing i would suggest is standing closer to the ball a little bit. looks like your reaching out for it a little too much. i used to do this and it helped out with ball striking when i let my arms hang and relax more. hope this helps.

[Finn07]

Also looks like you hang on your back foot a little bit too much.

[Cizzle]

Man, it looks like if wind is blowing 10 mph left to right you would fall right on your face! I don't know how you don't lose your balance haha. I agree, standing a little closer and maybe bending your knees a tad bit more (they looked locked but I doubt they are) and you would look much more balanced and comfortable.

Right before impact it looks like you jump up due to all the wait being in your toes of your left foot. I think standing more closer would create a better center of gravity and the weight would be more in the balls of your feet instead of your toes.

[hoofreak7]

Man, it looks like if wind is blowing 10 mph left to right you would fall right on your face! I don't know how you don't lose your balance haha. I agree, standing a little closer and maybe bending your knees a tad bit more (they looked locked but I doubt they are) and you would look much more balanced and comfortable.

yea....i used to stand super close to the ball and had shank issues....i guess i overcorrect and now just need to be somewhere in between

[CG031]

yea....i used to stand super close to the ball and had shank issues....i guess i overcorrect and now just need to be somewhere in between

That's what happened to me. I was hitting everything off the hosel. I've never seen my swing, but if I could imagine it, it'd look a lot like this. Pretty flat, i'm assuming you draw the ball, and I don't finish as much as I should. Pretty fundamentally sound and nice and fluid.

[Avid Golfer]

http://www.swingacademy.com/swingana...ol.aspx?id=889

I provided my thoughts for your swing on the swing academy website.

http://www.swingacademy.com/swingana...ol.aspx?id=888 In general my suggestions were: At setup have your shoulders stacked above your knee caps and the balls of your feet. During the early part of the backswing keep your upper left arm connected to the upper left part of your chest. Finally, on the downswing maintain your balance since it looks like your lower body is moving toward the ball, blocking your arms, and causing your upper body to rise out of your posture.