I think some of us in this exellent forum need som real problems to chew on- followed by "correct" answers to benchmark against. So I kindly ask the LBG staff to consider a "weekly case" where a video of someone doing something in their stroke is accompanied by some questions for us to chew on - and you guys tells us how you proceeded with the lesson(s) or analysis - and the result (if any). Something like this would be very interesting stuff and great material for several new interesting discussions.
How about an "e-learning forum"
Your timing on this request is excellent as we are fine tuning our new website and preparing to cutover very soon. The new site will have many capabilities lacking here. It wouldn't be difficult to support this request.
Back to the original question in this thread, I'll add one simple setup difference that might not be obvious in the book. It took me a while to get it anyway. To visualize the angle of approach, I use my right forearm as the guide. The angle of the right forearm at impact fix is your angle of approach line on the ground that the clubhead will "cover" on the downstroke.
To visualize the angle of approach, I use my right forearm as the guide. The angle of the right forearm at impact fix is your angle of approach line on the ground that the clubhead will "cover" on the downstroke.
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