She does NOT spin her hips out early. Her body action was impeccable during that swing. Yes, she did chase the flight line with their arms, hands and club thru impact....to some degree. Her release is similar to Nelly Korda's. You can square the face at impact through body rotation.... You can also square the face with your hands flipping at it so to speak. But there's a third option and that's the combination of body rotation and some amount of hand action thru impact. I believe you'll find a lot of LPGA players square the face that way. Their hands are more active to create more speed.... which many LPGA players solely need.
Elbows stay in front of the body/torso during the swing... Not around the body. Swinging your arms, hands, club and elbows around the body on the backswing is a recipe for disaster.
As a teacher, You must choose your words carefully as the student might interpret them incorrectly. Talking about elbows around the body scares me as an instructor that the student will wrap the club around the torso and take the club, arms and hands into a position on the BS that they cannot get back to the ball without some type of manipulation. I get what you're saying but don't agree with the way it was described
Translation is crap. Poo. Feces. So it doesnt get lost going the other way. The swing may be too tight. Functional now, not so after an elbow surgery. I think the golf swing needs to look towards baseball for injury. You can make your body do something but at what extent and how long? The pursuit of perfection at what cost. Perfection is.... One, Perfect, Shot. Prolonged perfection doesnt exist.
어깨에서 수직으로 떨어진 팔은 겨드랑이에 붙어 있어야 헤드의 단면이 스탠스의 방향에 맞춰 흔들리게 돼요
You can swing however you want if you practice everyday. It’s all about the short game.
That’s a technically correct swing 🌸🌺🫶
@@mallyark Agree 💯
She spins her hips out early and then very flippy with her hands through impact.
She does NOT spin her hips out early. Her body action was impeccable during that swing. Yes, she did chase the flight line with their arms, hands and club thru impact....to some degree. Her release is similar to Nelly Korda's. You can square the face at impact through body rotation.... You can also square the face with your hands flipping at it so to speak. But there's a third option and that's the combination of body rotation and some amount of hand action thru impact. I believe you'll find a lot of LPGA players square the face that way. Their hands are more active to create more speed.... which many LPGA players solely need.
If she spins her hips,so what,no two golfers are the same,I guess you are an expert,on your, NOT ,ge a life 😡😡😡
Elbows stay in front of the body/torso during the swing... Not around the body. Swinging your arms, hands, club and elbows around the body on the backswing is a recipe for disaster.
As a teacher, You must choose your words carefully as the student might interpret them incorrectly. Talking about elbows around the body scares me as an instructor that the student will wrap the club around the torso and take the club, arms and hands into a position on the BS that they cannot get back to the ball without some type of manipulation. I get what you're saying but don't agree with the way it was described
Translation is crap. Poo. Feces. So it doesnt get lost going the other way. The swing may be too tight. Functional now, not so after an elbow surgery. I think the golf swing needs to look towards baseball for injury. You can make your body do something but at what extent and how long? The pursuit of perfection at what cost. Perfection is.... One, Perfect, Shot. Prolonged perfection doesnt exist.
Question.... Tell us why you believe her transition is crap. What's specifically don't you like?
Looks to me like you're a golf swing troll. You read a few books. Took a few lessons. Think you know some stuff You enough to be dangerous, dude
The swing may be too tight. Explain that please
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