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Despite great effort studying RST videos and my swing reviews and a C4 class, I.

Despite great effort studying RST videos and my swing reviews and a C4 class, I still overuse right side/hand. I noticed Chuck's video on using right hand more just at end of downswing (Overview of the Push Release). Since I can't even hit the ball with minimal right hand use perhaps adding right hand back per Chuck's video will enable me to regain enough control of the club at end of DS to at least hit the ball. I can't understand the steps of how & when the right hand should kick in. And it was strange that I couldn't find any other instruction on that. Have you dropped instruction of that - perhaps a one-time info piece or are there other instruction videos. Please give me any ideas and videos on adding back the right hand. Thanks.

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Hello Doug. The trail side vs lead side isn't that much different. Take a look at the Tape Drill. It may help with the feeling of stability through the impact positioning.
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