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Originally Posted by eyz4eva

I am already having problem with fade and slice ball flight. I'm afraid that if I were to do more inside out approach, my fade and slice problem will get worse. I am currently trying to tackle my fade and slice by turning my wrists at impact.

Please don't do that. Your path is to the left.

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Originally Posted by Mordan

You should have a read about the ball flight laws to help you diagnose what is happening based on your ball flight.

http://thesandtrap.com/b/playing_tips/ball_flight_laws

Swinging more right (in to out) will reduce the amount of fade and slice that you get.

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http://thesandtrap.com/t/65453/my-swing-eyz4eva

 

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thanks iacas for taking the effort to draw those path for me. Can I clarify with you that the green colored lines are the swing path and the red colored lines is where the ball is going? what about those blue lines? [quote name="iacas" url="/t/65453/my-swing-eyz4eva/18#post_823213"]

Please don't do that. Your path is to the left.

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http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiZqLJK9bm2jtG8fMFNXefJ2E3iDQxLQj

 

My Golf Swing Discussion:

 

http://thesandtrap.com/t/65453/my-swing-eyz4eva

 

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thanks! it's not too much at all. what you pointed out is the fundamental. if my fundamental is wrong, most likely my swing will end up wrongly as well. i guess i'm too stiff. gotta have a much relaxed posture. i'm so overwhelmed by you guys help! i'll remember to try out everything during my next practice and will try to upload more videos. Thanks! [quote name="Golfingdad" url="/t/65453/my-swing-eyz4eva/18#post_823225"] Not to overload you with information, but I notice your posture in the latest video. You might want to give this thread a read as well ... http://thesandtrap.com/t/56069/good-golf-posture/0_30[/quote]

My Golf Swing's Videos:

 

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiZqLJK9bm2jtG8fMFNXefJ2E3iDQxLQj

 

My Golf Swing Discussion:

 

http://thesandtrap.com/t/65453/my-swing-eyz4eva

 

Seeking to improve my golf through community and social coaching.

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Originally Posted by eyz4eva

Can I clarify with you that the green colored lines are the swing path and the red colored lines is where the ball is going?

what about those blue lines?

Yes, re: red and green.

The blue lines show the "path" (there's parallax error so you'd want to adjust for that) of the clubhead or sweetspot.

Erik J. Barzeski —  I knock a ball. It goes in a gopher hole. 🏌🏼‍♂️
Director of Instruction Golf Evolution • Owner, The Sand Trap .com • AuthorLowest Score Wins
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Hi guys, went for a practice yesterday and tried to get the left chicken wing sorted out. After looking at my comparison pic I posted earlier and numerous practice, I managed to straighten the chicken wing.

Below are the videos,

2 shots FO:

These 2 shots were taken when I was still experimenting the throwing of both arms in the followthrough. My arms at the top finishing were stiff.

3 shots FO:

The finishing looks a little better and more fluid.

My Golf Swing's Videos:

 

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiZqLJK9bm2jtG8fMFNXefJ2E3iDQxLQj

 

My Golf Swing Discussion:

 

http://thesandtrap.com/t/65453/my-swing-eyz4eva

 

Seeking to improve my golf through community and social coaching.

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2 more videos,

3 shots FO:

3 shots DTL:

I took Golfingdad's advice and made some changes to my posture at address. I dropped my shoulders and eased some pressure on the lower back.

For the 3rd shot in the last DTL video, I think my swing path is going from outside to inside, that is why I had a bad slice.

And finally picture of my swing at 3 O'clock position. I still need to work out my footwork, arms and body posture. It looked "loose" and I think I need to firm them up and make the movement more fluid. In order to correct my chicken wing, I had used minimal hips turn.

So to conclude, I tried some hip slide, changes my posture and corrected my chicken wing for this practice. I will continue to do these few area for a few more sessions. I might tried inside-out swing path to cure my slice and use more hip turn for my swing.

Please comment.

Thanks for reading! ^^

My Golf Swing's Videos:

 

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiZqLJK9bm2jtG8fMFNXefJ2E3iDQxLQj

 

My Golf Swing Discussion:

 

http://thesandtrap.com/t/65453/my-swing-eyz4eva

 

Seeking to improve my golf through community and social coaching.

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