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Craig, In the How To Hit The Ball Straight With Better Release webinar for a.

Craig, In the How To Hit The Ball Straight With Better Release webinar for a trail release you say the sequence is right hip, right shoulder, and some right arm push even having the shoulders open at impact. Is that pre-GOAT code? Asking because I'm the GOAT code I don't remember anything about using the right hip even to get the left hip out of the way, we want the shoulders square at impact and they tilt not turn, and I don't remember any mention of right arm push. I am just confused again as you can probably tell lol. I appreciate you clearing that up for me and all you do Craig! :)

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Hey Lee. Thank you for the kind words. Yes. That was pre-goat code. That is one way to do it but Goat is more efficient. Exactly. If you watch Squish the Bug. If you want to motor the swing more with trail side and rotation you can't push the arm through. I think you are caught between the older and newer discoveries. :thumbsup:
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