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This drill is the Jazzy Jeff follow through. So the

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Jazzy Jeff move is one of

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the descriptions I used for or I still

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use for going into external rotation. I

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primarily use it for the backswing because a lot

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of golfers tend to get more this elbow going into internal rotation

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stuck behind pointing perpendicular to

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the spine up at the top of the Swing kind of has a

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look more like this and that can encourage some

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Steep and some arm dominant patterns that tend to cause

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a lot of contact and consistency problems. So the

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Jazzy Jeff movement pays homage to The Fresh

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Prince of Bel-Air where he and his buddy who would have the Jazzy

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Jeff kind of handshake where they

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go and then and that movement there of

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that external rotation where the trail arm stays in front

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of the chest and all the movement is

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happening by going into this external rotation is similar

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to what we're trying to do in the backswing.

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Well for some golfers, it can be helpful to

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mirror that in the finish. So a number

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of golfers who have more of a chicken wing pattern

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will tend to pull this

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arm behind and the elbow will be pointing way

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up just like this. So as they come through it's

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often a company with a little bit of arms behind

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in Steep. And so then they pull those

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arms around their body and that causes

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the club to be coming up on the golf ball. You can struggle with top

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shots. You can struggle with thin shots. You can struggle with pulls you

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can struggle with toe shots. That's a common

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pattern of having too much of this arm pull in the follow through

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And so what we're going to do in the Jazzy Jeff

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follow through is basically we're going to

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get our arm into this follow-through position.

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And then from here, we're going to try to keep the elbow

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in front of our body and we're going to do that Jazzy Jeff

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movement. Now, you'll see that naturally I do

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more in my trail arm than my lead. So it's not going to look quite as

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dramatic, but I'm trying to feel

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a little bit of this movement here where the

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arm is actually rotating past

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my body kind of like this the key place to

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see this is from the down the line view what you'll see

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is as I do that Jazzy Jeff move the

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arm will tend to stay straight and up as opposed

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to being bent or coming way down. So if

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you are looking from that down the line View and

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you see either this narrow here or this kind

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of coming behind and pointing way down. Then

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you might be a candidate for working on this follow-through position.

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It really helps create more of a body

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driven finish because the arms aren't pulling

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around you're gonna have to use turn your hips and your chest

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to bring the club all the way around. Okay. So let's jump into the

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demo one of the big Keys here is the timing of

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the movement so we know that we want

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that kind of Mo Norman position on the way through

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where we want the the elbow in a little

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bit more of internal rotation as we're

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coming through

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That helps create some of this width. But

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now as the club passes there. I'm

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going to try and reverse it and go

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more into that Jazzy Jeff movement. The thing

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that they both have in common is that the arm is

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gonna stay more in front of the body. So first

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we're going to do a nine to three just to kind

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of get comfortable.

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With a good with our low point

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and our follow-through and where we're going to be now.

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We're going to try and not stop at the three position. We're gonna

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do nine to follow through. So we're gonna go from this

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nine o'clock here.

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Jazzy Jeff, so I'm slowly going

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past into this follow through position

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or at least

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sorry past the follow-through position up towards the finish. I want

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to at least get the club to Vertical instead of stopping when

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the club is parallel.

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Now we're gonna add a little bit of speed. So we're gonna do more of a 10 to

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2.

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focusing on the timing of this movement

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Right there and you can see elbows are

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still in front of my chest back is almost facing the

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target as opposed to a lot

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of people who struggle with this movement. We'll kind

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of be more like this where the chest has

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the the hips are actually closed. The

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chest is still closed, but the arms have gone past the

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body into that follow through

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Okay, let's get that out of the system. Let's see

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one more 10 to 2 where we feel

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a little bit more.

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So that one was pretty good right there. And now as we add speed

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as you go closer and closer to your full finish

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that arm is gonna Bend so we're gonna still feel like we

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keep that elbow more in front of the chest on

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the way through so up towards a full swing.

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Elbows still in front of the chest and it has

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a feeling of the arms being a little bit more this way.

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So has a feeling of Jazzy Jeff

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movement kind of more like this as opposed to Arms pull

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around more like that use that if you struggle

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with some contact patterns or

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some pull patterns and you see a narrowness in the

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follow-through from those arms breaking down too soon getting the

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lead shoulder go into more external rotation. It's one of the keys

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for getting that look of keeping a straight left arm long into

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the follow through