Kept at it with posture at setup, perhaps still on the edge of being too.
Kept at it with posture at setup, perhaps still on the edge of being too upright as default, but much improved imo. Will keep drilling it :). I've put my work on the deep arms to the side atm. Putting more emphasis on the tilt of my chest trying to feel like as long as it stay tiltwd the same way, the arms get to move as they please for now, my hopes are that the arms over time will correct themselves if i work on not letting my chest tilt up on the backswing. What i've been drilling the hardest of late and what also is a bit exaggerated in this swing is my right foot movement. Got a pivot board which ive put under my right foot that kicks back and forward. Although i dont want my right foot movement to be too dominant the issue for me which Craig also has pointed out is that I stay on my right heel into my followthrough. An issue i feel i've gotten into out of fear of moving too much on my toes which i did when i began golfing. I feel like the fact that i've sort of untaught my body the natural propultion motion of the right side (heel to toes on the right foot) is what is getting me into my sliding issue. In the end my body needs the right side to do something and the further i get into my downswing and nothing happens it kicks into sliding to enable me to hit the ball. I am feeling now how the correct push off the right foot can really generate some serious speed, but also how easy it is to loose control. But atleast now im feeling like I am starting to find the right motion patterns and is more about dialing it in for ballflight control. Am I on the right path with how im trying to wake up my right side?
