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  1. Thanks for the video reference. It is very informative. There is another thing I'm not so clear on though. At the end of backswing/beginning of downswing I keep hearing that the weight should be mostly on the backside which is simply a consequence of the rotation, but should this weight be distributed on the full back foot or the instep of the back foot? I keep hearing different things. Also, the video doesn't get into pushing off with the back foot. Is this something that needs to or should be done to generate more power and if so, at which point?
  2. Hello everyone. This is my first post and I think the community here is great. I am a fairly new golfer and I would like some advice on the downswing. I feel like my backswing is good (I am on plane) from an iphone app I have which shows it, but I'm stuck from there. I feel it is much more important to start out with good form rather than trying to overlearn bad form. My main question is what is the sequence for the downswing. I've read and watched a lot on this topic but there appears to be many contradicting statements. Also I am left handed so please answer in terms of a lefty for simplicity. I would like to know the answer in terms of hip movement/rotation, pushing off with feet, head, arms, hands, release, etc... From the videos I have a tendency to lift my head as my back foot raises and I would like to have the correct impact position. Also, if you could explain maybe what it feels like in a general sense. I guess I'm asking a lot here, but whatever you can provide would be great. Thank you.
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