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This concept video answers the member question about the Hogan

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supination picture. So on the screen you can see the picture of the Hogan or

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from

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Hogan's five fundamentals talking about supinating at impact. He says, "I get

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the

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impact and basically then I start supinating." Now in the picture you can

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see that from right around here where he's starting the picture all the way

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through to impact or past impact he's supinating during that hot that entire

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window. So I find that there is a little disconnect between what he said and

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what he actually did and what we've seen from 3D. So when I look at 3D graphs

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almost invariably every golfer will start doing their supination somewhere

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around here. So somewhere around belly button height they're gonna start the

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supination. Golfers who tend to be more consistent have a really good flat spot

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will finish their supination later and typically cover a greater range with

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the longer clubs than those who are a little bit less consistent. So the danger

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for me is some golfers try to feel like they wait until impact to then let it

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supinate and because of what they read in that Hogan book and when they do so

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they the the supination is too abrupt as a result typically to complement that

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the the wrist will tend to extend so the arc width or the distance between the

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club and the body gets shorter quicker and that combination can produce some

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face control issues as well as some some arc or path or low point control

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issues. So I'm a big fan of trying to get a smooth amount of supination from

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here all the way as late as you can into there. So a smoother kind of gradual

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feeling of that supination not necessarily letting it get down there and

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then feeling like it snaps over or supinates down at the bottom. So if you

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have that concept because of this picture and because of what Hogan wrote

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in your book take a look at some of the 3D graphs and hopefully that will help

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you visualize and understand better the supination rate and if you can go the

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extra mile you'll see how that supination relates to arm extension

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chicken wing arc width early release all those key release components and how

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ultimately that will build you a much stronger impact position. If you supinate

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smoothly from the window of right about here until right about there.

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So now I'm gonna feel that smooth supination from right about here all the

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way until there going into that fall through.