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Chuck & Craig, The RSA program sounds great!

Hi Chuck & Craig, The RSA program sounds great! I just had two quick questions. I bought the GOAT Code training and started focusing on it seriously about a month ago. I haven’t played during that time, but when I finally did, wow! My contact is so much better, even with the driver and 7-iron, even though I’m only up to the putting assessment. I’m sold. Two questions: Is RSA mainly a lead-hand (left-hand) training? I’m right-handed and don’t want to conflict with the GOAT Code right-hand focus. If it’s compatible, should I finish the GOAT Code program first and then get the RSA or…start RSA now? I started playing in Oct 2024, joined a local amateur tour in Feb 2025, am doing well and want to keep improving. Thanks! Greg

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Awesome Greg. Love reading about your improvement. RSA for right now (other than workout program) is mainly lead side dominant. There will be much more for trail side RSA once we get GOATY launched so I would stay tuned for right now. In the meantime, keep that swing moving forward!
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