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By saevel25 ·
I can see how some people might not think or know it is how they are pushing against the ground that causes your hips to spin in a certain way. It makes sense when he describes torque. Also, that PGA Tour average is like 2x more push with the left leg than the right leg. Yea, if someone is very right side dominant, or just has a weakness in their left leg, they could struggle with early extension no matter how they try to keep the tush back. Even if you feel your left leg extend, if the direction of the force is not pushing the hip back and up behind you, it can push your leg back and away from the target more, which is not ideal. Pending muscle weaknesses and mobility, I almost feel like early extension is solved at this point. -
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By saevel25 ·
Ah man, that is on the northern border. I was out at the Grand Canyon last year with the family. We hit the south rim and went down to Sedona. Which, it is unfair how gorgeous it is out in Sedona. -
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