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Old 06-13-2010, 01:57 PM
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Grant , here is something to consider.

Given the "ground up" Downswing Sequence, 6-M-1. You dont want to fire the arms from the Top. No Sir. That would be "top down". You want a sequential firing. Skipping ahead to Startdown , in the ideal, the shoulders, the Right Shoulder specifically drags the Hands, the #3pp down plane.

The only way this can happen is if both the Hands and the Right Shoulder are on Inclined Plane! The TSP.

Homer said we should all feel like we are hitting the ball with our Right Shoulders. That thought along with some Extensor Action can really change things for the better.

Research Startdown Waggles. It is THE drill of drills to my mind. Its covered nicely in the Premium Address Routine video. You'll learn to Slide (with a Delayed Turn) to Tilt the Axis , which lowers the Right Shoulder while the Head stays centered, Hula Hula. Its a beautiful drill. You'll learn to love it. I do two after every pull shot.......one in the morning with breakfast two in the evening prior to going to bed.
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