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By TN94z ·
That answers my question. That feels more natural to me. I'll work on that. Thanks -
By iacas ·
Complex question. Good players begin pushing forward around P2. Visibly around P3. They're well on their way forward at P4. -
By TN94z ·
Still plugging away with the teacher. I do have a question after working on some drills last night. This is something I should know already but for some reason, I have gotten myself confused. It deals with weight transfer on the downswing. At what point, should that take place? Should it be early (prior to reaching A4) ? I ask because in one of my drills I get to A4, I feel the weight transfer AS my arms drop, and then go. Now this may be totally normal, but I "feel" like this gets me in a weird timing position and causes me to try and do too much at once. -
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