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This drill is the jazzy Jeff follow-through so the jazzy Jeff move is one of

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the descriptions

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I used for or I still use for going into external rotation.

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I primarily use it for the backswing because a lot of golfers tend to get more

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of this

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elbow going into internal rotation stuck behind pointing perpendicular to the

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spine up at

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the top of the swing kind of has a look more like this and that can encourage

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some steep

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and some arm dominant patterns that tend to cause a lot of contact and

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consistency problem.

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So the jazzy Jeff movement pays homage to the fresh Prince Bel Air where he and

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his buddy

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would have the jazzy Jeff kind of handshake where they go and then and that

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movement there

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of that external rotation where the trail arm stays in front of the chest and

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all the movement

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is happening by going into this external rotation is similar to what we're

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trying to do in the

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backswing well for some golfers it can be helpful to mirror that in the finish

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so a number

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of golfers who have more of a chicken wing pattern will tend to pull this arm

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behind and

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the elbow will be pointing way up just like this so as they come through it's

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often accompanied

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with a little bit of arms behind and steep and so then they pull those arms

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around their

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body and that causes the club to be coming up on the golf ball you can struggle

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with

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top shots you can struggle with thin shots you can struggle with pulls you can

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struggle

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with toe shots that's a common pattern of having too much of this arm pull in

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the follow

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through and so what we're going to do in the jazzy Jeff follow through is

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basically we're

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going to get our arm into this follow through position and then from here we're

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going to

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try to keep the elbow in front of our body and we're going to do that jazzy

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Jeff movement

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now you'll see that naturally I do more in my trail arm than my lead so it's

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not going

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to look quite as dramatic but I'm trying to feel a little bit of this movement

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here where

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the arm is actually rotating past my body kind of like this the key place to

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see this

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is from the down the line view what you'll see is as I do that jazzy Jeff move

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the arm

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will tend to stay straight and up as opposed to being bent or coming way down

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so if you

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are looking from that down the line view and you see either this narrow here or

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this kind

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of coming behind and pointing way down then you might be a candidate for

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working on this

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follow through position it really helps create more of a body driven finish

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because the arms

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aren't pulling around you're going to have to use turn your hips in your chest

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to bring

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the club all the way around okay so let's jump into the demo one of the big

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keys here

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is the timing of the movement so we know that we want that kind of monorman

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position on

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the way through where we want the the elbow into a little bit more of internal

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rotation

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as we're coming through that helps create create some of this width but now as

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the club

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passes there I'm going to try and reverse it and go more into that jazzy Jeff

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movement

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the thing that they both have in common is that the arm is going to stay more

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in front

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of the body so first we're going to do a 9 to 3 just to kind of get comfortable

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with

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a good with our low point and our follow through and where we're going to be

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now we're going

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to try and not stop at the three position we're going to do nine to follow

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through so we're

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going to go from this nine o'clock here jazzy Jeff so I'm slowly going past

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into this follow

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through position or at least sorry past the follow through position up towards

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the finish

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I want to at least get the club to vertical instead of stopping when the club

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is parallel

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now we're going to add a little bit of speed so we're going to do more of a 10

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to 2 focusing

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on the timing of this movement right there and you can see elbows are still in

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front

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of my chest back is almost facing the target as opposed to a lot of people who

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struggle

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with this movement will kind of be more like this where the chest has the the

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hips are

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actually closed the chest is still closed but the arms have gone past the body

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into that

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follow through okay let's get that out of the system let's do one more 10 to 2

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where

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we feel a little bit more so that one was pretty good right there and now as we

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add

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speed as you go closer and closer to your full finish that arm is going to bend

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so we're

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going to still feel like we keep that elbow more in front of the chest on the

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way through

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so up towards a full swing elbow is still in front of the chest and it has a

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feeling

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of the arms being a little bit more this way so it has a feeling of jazzy jeff

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movement

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kind of more like this as opposed to arms pull around more like that use that

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if you

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start with some contact patterns or some pull patterns and you see a narrowness

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in the follow

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through from those arms breaking down too soon getting the lead shoulder going

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to more external

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rotation is one of the keys for getting that look of keeping a straight left

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arm long into

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the follow through.