Exaggerate Arm Shallowing

Amateur golfers rarely have enough arm shallowing in transition to allow for body rotation for power and shaft rotation for face control. Frequently, when they start working on shallowing the arms, they are unclear about the movement to train and the amount of shallowing required. In this video, we target a goal of 2 feet of club travel during the arm shallowing phase. This represents the upper end of tour golfers amount of shallow with a driver. By training this exaggerated version, you are much more likely to have it show up in your actual golf swing the way you would like.
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[@freddym6643]

Is this lead arm turning motion in the forearm, or the whole arm? So in transition, say the lead elbow points to the target line. Do we try to pronate the wrist withouth moving the elbow, or rotate the entire arm so the elbow points "above" the target line?

[@guillaumecouture8729]

It's the forearm, but the elbow will supinate to some degree too.