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Analysis from back view |
Swing changes at 6 months. |
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In the 6 month sequence, the club is a now
a little closer to the body, with the hands dropping down
from the shoulders compared to the initial lesson where
the hands are extended away from the body. His stance
was also slightly closed, and now it is on the target
line.
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At this point, his hands and club are under
the plane. Now the club starts straight back, and may
be just slightly over the plane with his hands and arms
in front of his body. |
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He now shows a lot of early shoulder rotation
in the initial sequence with his hands and club way under
the plane. In the 6th month sequence his hands and club
are still in front of his toe line and the club is now
almost parallel to the ground. |
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At this stage in the initial sequence, his
club is now way under the plane, and his arms are now
starting to wrap around his body. In the 6th month sequence
his arms are still in front of his body, and the club
is on plane. |
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In the initial sequence, his arms are continueing
around him under the plane. In the 6th month sequence
his club is parallel to the plane (exactly correct) and
his arms are still in front of his body. |
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His arms are still continueing around his
body with very little additional shoulder turn. In the
6th month sequence, his arms are still in front of his
body and his club is on plane. |
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Now he is starting to lift the club up to
get it to close to the proper position in the backswing.
In the 6th month sequence he is still swinging the club
back on plane. |
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He is now at the top of his backswing. In
the initial sequence he has lifted the club past parallel
to the target line. In the 6th month sequence the club
is still on plane and he is in a good position to bring
the club back down the plane. |
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The club is continueing on it's path of
being lifted up, and is now upright past the swing plane.
In the 6th month sequence the club is descending on plane. |
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Here the club is coming down 'over the top',
with his hands to far away from his body. This move has
the club to steep with pulls and slices as a result in
ball flight. In the 6th month sequence, he is just letting
his arms and club drop back down with the shaft on plane. |
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His club is way above plane and with the
hands to far away from starting position the hosel can
create shanks. In the sixth month sequence, his arms and
club are in front of his body, with the club coming down
on plane. |
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His body is now open to the target line,
and he is reverse rotating the club through the ball.
In the 6th month sequence, the club has continued to swing
on plane with his arms rotating the club through the impact. |
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