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Old 09-03-2006, 06:04 PM
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Re: keeping the chin out of the way

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Originally Posted by brig_arun
...I try to keep it as high as I can at address....
If your talking about your "chin", this is not quite what you want. What really need to get out of the way are your shoulders. Do this by creating a better spine angle. Your shoulders will rotate about them on a 90 degree (perpenticular) plane, so where your spine is, this will dictate that angle.

Setup with your rear-end out more, your back straight and your tummy in. Flex the knees slightly and let your torso keep a firm base for the shoulders to rotate about the spine. You shouldn't have to worry about the chin anymore.
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