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Currently I'm reading 'Instructor Certification Manual Level 1 Second Edition'.

Hi, Currently I'm reading 'Instructor Certification Manual Level 1 Second Edition'. I am on chapter 5 the grip here it stands that as the left arm reaches slightly across the body to grip the club, a slight clockwise rotation of the arm occurse. Does this mean that the arm rotates internally just like with Brysons, so that the left elbo points to the target?

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Hello Jayden. It will rotate internally slightly to achieve grip position. But, you don't want the lead elbow perfectly facing down the target line at setup. There is still some external rotation/supination of lead arm at setup.
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