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4 hours ago, JDP said:

the feeling in the BS is demonstrated well in this video below. 

 

Ahhh some old school(wel almost 9 years old) shawn Clement. I absolutely love shawn Clement videos. His months has always stayed the same! Will have to see if this helps me get that feeling

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12 hours ago, saevel25 said:

 

14 hours ago, Bryan Kasper said:

any tips on getting the right feel of loosening the hips? i am trying to get the right feeling, but something just seems off when i try it. 

I would do backswing work with a mirror. You can look back and see if your hips are opening. For you it might feel a lot like your right hip is being pull behind you. Almost like someone is yanking on your right pocket. 

 

this is great. will have to buy a mirror then. 

also is it possible to have too much hip rotation? how do i know how far i should let my hips open? that might be a feel thing as well and be individual golfer dependent. 

 

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28 minutes ago, Bryan Kasper said:

also is it possible to have too much hip rotation?

Yes. It depends on the person, though.

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On 2/11/2017 at 9:23 AM, iacas said:

Yes. It depends on the person, though.

i figured as much. will have to work on the optimal hip rotation for myself then. i am a young guy so i can get the hips moving if i need to. despite a little bit of flexibility issues in the past, weekly yoga has been fixing that. 

"Swing with a Purpose" 

What's In The Bag:
Woods: Driver: RBZ stage 2 10* 3 wood: RBZ 15* 5 wood: NIke vapor speed 19*
Irons/ wedges: Rbladez tour 4-PW; Mizuno MP-T4 52*, 56*, CG11 60*
Putter: Odyssey White ice #9
 


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One other thing that i realized last night was that i had a very unsolid base when i was swinging and this was causing a huge loss of power, and the feeling that i had to overswing to get enough power on the ball. 

what was not evident in these swings but i found i was doing a lot, was that i would start to roll my left foot over during my swing and it would cause all sort of issues with pulling, loss of a strong base, loss of balance and and in effect losing power in my swing.

I was really focusing on a solid base, connecting my feet to the mat as i was swinging and felt much more power, balance and consistency coming out of my swing. it was great! 

"Swing with a Purpose" 

What's In The Bag:
Woods: Driver: RBZ stage 2 10* 3 wood: RBZ 15* 5 wood: NIke vapor speed 19*
Irons/ wedges: Rbladez tour 4-PW; Mizuno MP-T4 52*, 56*, CG11 60*
Putter: Odyssey White ice #9
 


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