Help With My S&T model

[canadianpro]

Here is the link...would appreciate some comments

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[iacas]

Here is the link...would appreciate some comments

I don't know why but that video is really fast.

Have you heard about the upcoming evolvr product? You seem like you'd really get a lot out of it. Anyway, here are my comments: you'll do well to level out your shoulders a bit more at address and, on the backswing, to add a good bit more side tilt, as your head still pulls up and to our left (your right, away from the target).

[uttexas]

It is a really fast video, but was able to pause it on several attempts. From what I can see, you get your arms into really nice positions throughout the swing and coordinate that well with your leg and spine movements. (can see why you are a 4 H.I.) The main thing I think you need a bit more glut thrusting forward and spine extension through impact.

[uttexas]

I think this video lesson would be good for you.

[canadianpro]

Hi Eric

Yes, I am interested...I am a Canadian PGA Life Member and have committed to the S&T; and teach it....Have had conversations with Dave and plan on getting to Erie or to a Plummer/Bennett session


Best!
Peter Boyce

[david_wedzik]

I think this video lesson would be good for you.

Yes Peter - this would be a good one for sure - stable head with lower COG more forward getting you out of flexion (this is where the upper axis tilts away from the target for the first time). Important point - this upper axis is not "manually" tilting away from the target - that tilt happens BECAUSE of the forward hips/tailbone - don't get caught "tilting" it to the right on your own.

Dave

[canadianpro]

Thanks Dave...and the guys

It is amazing how you can study the model and "in your own mind" have it correct until you see and listen to your "friends working on the same thing"....Thanks...still not too old to keep working

PB