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This concept video is the wipe is rotational, not linear. So I have a number of

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videos working on

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the wipe or getting the arms back out in front of the body because many players

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get stuck with the

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arms behind the body either at the top of the swing or the elbow. The trail

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elbow gets more

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behind or down as they enter the release. The trail elbow gets more behind and

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it turns into

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more of a roll style release that typically causes low point to move back. The

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club face to get

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closed and the arc width to narrow. Those are all things that will lead to

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inconsistency,

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poles, slices, a whole shambles of contact and kind of frustrating problems. So

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the wipe is one of

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those key movements of getting those arms back out in front of your body. Now

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one of the important

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things to recognize is that the wipe movement is rotational or it's around your

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body. It's not

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linear like it's not going just straight across the body towards the target. If

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I'm doing just the

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arms compared to the body it may feel like it's a little bit more linear at

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first because you're

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moving the club from the side of the body to in front. But if it follows along

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the arc it actually

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goes around more like this rather than straight towards the target. There is

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from the top of the

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swing that little movement where it gets in front but then it continues with

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the body rotation on

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the way through. And what will happen is the the wipe or the elbow kind of

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leads the hand in the

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club for a longer period of time this way, not that way. So the way that that

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ends up looking is

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whether you're doing a supported wipe or 9 to 3 with wipe just any of the wipe

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drills. The elbow

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will continue to lead and the hands in the club head for a longer period of

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time and that will

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look like the arm gets more out in front of the body. So you'll know if you're

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doing it more across

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your body will tend to stall so it might have more of a kind of look like that

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down through impact

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where if you're doing it more rotationally where the arm is working across and

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coupled with the

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body rotation you will tend to see the pivot continue on the way through.