She does need to be a 'bit' more stable with the upper body, but she can 'get away' with that move as long as she keeps the right knee set and the same angle of the right leg. If she released the club from where she is here she would hook it every time.
A slightly weaker left hand grip, combined with 'full' roll, and she would likely become much more stable without really thinking about it and get a lot better compression. That much movement decreases the margin for error, not enough 'down', tough to get on those matts anyway. The other very key factor here is her tempo. A very nicely 'swinging' club and a great motion - just add some DOWN and some Full Roll and adjust the left hand.
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