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A reverse pivot is a completely unnatural move in all athletic sports, yet some golf instruction actually advocates it.
As RotarySwing Certified Instructor Anthony shows you, that’s not only bad for the back, but robs you of power as well.
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3 Comments
very good discussion and demo
Thanks Anthony for the straightforward advice
When one adds a backward tilt to one's spine, that seems like it moves the bottom of one's swing back since one's L shoulder is now further back. Thus, in order to avoid chunking the shot and hitting up rather than down on the ball , don't we need to set up such that we have the ball further back in our stance by the amount we have moved our L shoulder back?