right leg during the back swing
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Dariusz J.
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Yes. Preset the ankle and knee joints of the rear leg so that the rotational RoM of both joints are being achieved at setup.
No chance of swaying both with knees as well as hips.
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No chance of swaying both with knees as well as hips.
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Brian Manzella
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Don't slide.
Really.
Really.
gmbtempe
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Is there any literature on what you are recommending?
Todd Dugan
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Keep the right knee "fixed". I've got a Pivot Pro, and I've used sway sticks, chairs, door stops, etc. But this one check is all you really need. One of Hogan's top visual checks for assessing someone's swing.
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Virtuoso
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I've always thought it was helpful to think of "twisting" your torso instead of turning your torso. Seems to be easier to get the right combo of turn/tilt and also seems to link up your hips and shoulders so that there is right amount of separation. All of this correct stuff going on above the right leg gives it the best ability to provide the base. Kind of reverse thinking but it works for me.
Dariusz J.
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Not that I am aware of. This is just a result of my studies on kinetics supported on making tests on myself and my son. Observed in post-secret Hogan's action -- very tough to see but when you know where to look it is very clear. Details are on my site -- PM me if interested for a link.
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