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Yes, the release and transition are definitely intertwined, so they will often have shared breakthroughs. But overall, looks pretty good demonstration of the drill.

Happy golfing,
Tyler

Hi Jai,

You're welcome. Thanks for the kind words, glad you're enjoying it.

I think you have a good assessment of the situation. I'd work on the combo of early extension and flippy at the bottom. I'd probably tackle the early extension first in …

Hi Zach,

The squish the bug still looks like the core is disconnected from the lower body movement. Or rather, it's connected more in extension than it is through flexion/deeper core. Oftentimes I try to teach this concept through gym exercises fi…

Thanks for sharing, I'm thrilled you've gotten so much out of the program. Your videos reminds me of the Seinfeld episode with Kramer working on his game. Hopefully no whales in sight!

Happy Golfing,
Tyler

It's from Stryper golf. Called the swingmate

https://www.strypergolf.com.au/products/swingmate-swing-training-system

It's a pretty cool tool. So far I'm happy with it.

Tyler

The face on will help. With the chicken wing, as with most swing issues, you want to go at it directly, and then you want to go at it indirectly by working on the complimentary pieces. Some of the things that can compliment working on the chicken wi…

That hip pinch you demonstrated would come from a fair amount of pelvic tilt. It would be a strong recruitment of the hip flexors. That's likely why you would feel that movement in your lower back. It would also limit some of the hip movement on the…

Glad you got the video figured out, we were having some issues with the forum the last few weeks. We only just found out about it this week, but it should be fixed for now.

I agree that impact is looking better. More body turn. I think next piece m…

Hi Zach,

The red circle surrounds the lumbar spine and the lower thoracic spine. The hollow-back look you're noticing is likely a strong recruitment from the hip flexors in transition, possibly combined with some lower back muscles to help the trai…

Hi Zach,

I can see how you'd get the similarities with the sleepy time arms and the pee pee dance. I wouldn't say they are dead wrong, but could be cool feels to try with your swing. But one common thing that I see is that both are more distal to p…

Hi Matt,

Yes, sorry, we were having an issue with the forum that we didn't know about until now. But it seems to be fixed and working again.

Compared to the previous picture, your shaft is flatter and a little deeper. I think what gives it the lo…

Hi Zach,

For a lot of tour pros, it would be at the top of the swing, or just before it. In the attached axial velocity graph, you'll see the graph is positive the whole downswing, meaning that it's closing the entire time. The rate of closing fre…

Hi Magnus,

That's a common challenge. With the 9-3, it's easier to power the swing with the body, and it's easier to avoid body position issues. SInce you've already tried the wipe with aggression, we'll assume it's more of a position issue. So my…

Hi Mike,

Finally getting caught up after a busy month. I think that early extension is related, but I think for you it's secondary to the arms and shaft lean idea. If you don't really extend, you might have a hard time hitting the ball straight. I…

I answered your other posts first, now as I look back at this it doesn't even look like the same golfer. It's amazing how much a swing can evolve. I'd say that we just scratch these feels and work on the hang back/wipe forward idea.

PS congrats on…