Usually when your over rotate your hips in the backswing you are compensating for rotating the shoulders. What usually happens is the player over rotates the hips because he/she dips the left shoulder and causes a reverse weight shift. If a correct shoulder turn was made initially, the over rotation of the hips probably wouldn't occur. If you try to make a full shoulder turn AND over rotate your hips, you can not longer even see the ball.
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Originally Posted by pgmetcalf Unless of course his hips were turning to far on the backswing and, as a result, caused the right leg to lock thus tilting the whole body towards the target. |