S&T...Quitting

[canadianpro]

No, not quitting the model but my buddies say that I am "steering" the shots at times band cutting the swing off ...maybe not comfortable and the mind takes over...looking for swing thoughts that will take me through the ball to a complete finish

PB

[nuck81]

S&T; has a shorter finish that the traditional swing. If you tuck your rear you won't come all the way across your back...

[Zeph]

No, not quitting the model but my buddies say that I am "steering" the shots at times band cutting the swing off ...maybe not comfortable and the mind takes over...looking for swing thoughts that will take me through the ball to a complete finish

I get somewhat the same feeling, but I think it is correct. Especially when working on holding the flying wedge, since that won't let the club get past my hands and whip around the neck. It feels like I'm steering with the hands, in front of the ball. How far does your swing get?

Here is a quite from Erik concering the stopping motion:

There's a principle in sports called the braking principle that can lead to more speed, so "where you finish" is actually somewhat important. And since I don't know if it's actually called the "braking principle" it goes like this.

Source:

Arm height in finish position Here is Mike Bennett hitting a driver, no wrapping around the neck there.