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Steepening Arm Swing Quickly in Open Stance Practice

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First published at 02:59 UTC on February 25th, 2022.

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Arm swings can get too flat. Spine angle has no real connection to arm swing. Set at the top does, though. Flat arm swings rarely lead to any other than an over-the-line position. That position is my adaptation to a ball position too far back in my stance. So, before I can recondition my backswing, I have to address my ball position first. We cannot do one without the other, because they offset to achieve perfect contact. Notice I did not say ‘Impact’. We don’t worry about perfect impact while we are working on our offsets.

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