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Should we keep the led arm passive and control with right arm.

Should we keep the led arm passive and control with right arm.? Or just keep both hands/arms passive and just turn using core/scapula to get the back facing the target or 45 degrees on take away. Also it seems to me when I put grip pressure on the club during the takeaway, it creates some forward shaft lean.

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Hello Stephen. You want to shy away from too much forward shaft lean and the core/torso will be doing the vast majority of the work. Both arms will be pretty passive. There is slight elevation, wrist set, and forearm rotation. But, very minor compared to the amount of rotation.
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