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It seems like the Golf robot disagrees with you: "In the golf swing, it is.

It seems like the Golf robot disagrees with you: "In the golf swing, it is beneficial for the left arm (LA) to stay connected to the torso, similar to how the right upper arm connects to the right pectoral. This connection helps maintain a synchronized and powerful swing." He does not comment on how it affects the length of the backswing.

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Hello Asle. Yes. The arms stay in front and connected to your core. However, the lead arm does elevate, internally rotate, and the lead shoulder protracts. You stay connected to the body, but you don't glue it to your sides, or manually try to press it against your chest. So, the word connection can be misused. The lead arm doesn't disconnect. But, you don't try to force it to stay against your chest. Which is how I took the question in the webinar. Look at Chuck here. He isn't trying to force his lead arm to stay against his body.
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