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| Re: Backswing and Shoulder Turn Your shoulders should only turn to 90* in relation to the target line. Also, your hips should not rotate more than 45*. To rotate your shoulders more than 90*, you would probably have had to rotate your hips more than 45*. In doing this, you would not be building coil by turning your upperbody against the force of your lower body trying to stay still. Without maximum amount of coil, you would not be reaching your maximum power potential. |
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| Re: Backswing and Shoulder Turn There shouldn't be a conscious turning of the hips. The shoulders turning will turn the hips by the way of resistance. You can increase resistance by trying to keep your left heel on the ground during the backswing. Alternatively, if you find that you don't have enough flexability to make a full shoulder turn, raising your left heel off the ground during the backswing will reduce resistance. |
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| Re: Backswing and Shoulder Turn Interestingly the pro said the same thing and advised me to try and keep the lower body as quiet as possible, even thinking about keeping the belt buckle facing forward for as long as possible during the takeaway. Feels strange but it seems a lot easier to get back to the ball When he showed me the swing sequence of Ernie you can see this too, how his whole trunk hardly moves at all, its just his shoulders and hands that move. Its only halfway into his backswing that his hips start to turn |