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  1. From position 6 to position 7 (Impact Position), the wrist angles and the energy begin to release…
    The hips are almost fully rotated in position 6.
    Note! Your hips don’t need to be as rotated as the player in the video. They just need to create tension in the upper body to build energy that can be released.
    The closer you release this energy to the ball, the farther you’ll hit. Make sure not to release the angle between your forearm and the club shaft too early. Comment “Golf” if you want to receive an exercise from me via email.
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    Sigmar

  2. Ball is too far back in stance. Forces her to overcompensate and get weight too far back placing far to much strain with side bend. Won't be able to sustain this type back stress.

  3. Most people cannot get their hips at 45 degrees open while keeping their shoulders square at impact at speed and maintain control of the swing path.

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