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Maverick, Ive seen both of your videos you posted and the one thing that upsets me is that your in shorts and I may have to shovel snow this Friday morning if this storm hits us. lol....Other then that swing looks good, maybe try keeping your spine angle the same on your follow through and firing that right shoulder under your chin on follow through. But all in all looks good.
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Maverick, Ive seen both of your videos you posted and the one thing that upsets me is that your in shorts and I may have to shovel snow this Friday morning if this storm hits us. lol....Other then that swing looks good, maybe try keeping your spine angle the same on your follow through and firing that right shoulder under your chin on follow through. But all in all looks good.

..it was pretty cold though..a whopping 58 deg..hehehe..


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I've noticed in the second scene my practice swings look much better..I seem to get past parallel on the actual swing. Funny thing is that the whole day one of my key thoughts with the irons was to only swing back as far as I felt "comfortable" with. You know not to "try" to get parallel..and I think this was the reason why my tempo and contact were much better than average.

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Nice job, if you wouldn't mind cutting out the practice swings and waggles next time it would be easier to watch.

Also, try YouTube.com if you're unhappy with PutFile, YouTube is pretty nice.

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I've been using both YouTube and PutFile..both work about the same. I'm taking my camera out..again..this Saturday and try to take some video to meet the guidelines for the Swing Check


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Swing looks nice and centered, however couple of big fundamentals wrong though, ball position for a 7 iron is much too far back, and the hands are much too far towards the target which is delofting the club even more. The hand position plus the ball position may help you strike the ball better but it will come out much lower than the proper trajectory. Just a cuple of things to work on as i hate to see poor ball position as it is so easy to fix but can cause so many other problems,

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