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With a strong grip is it necessary to rotate lead arm on the back swing as shown on the Horizontal Drill?
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The stronger the lead hand hold, the less rotation is necessary during the backswing. A strong grip is basically a pre-rotated lead forearm, so less is necessary during the backswing. On the other side of impact, the same applies. A strong grip means less forearm rotation post impact. However, strong grips usually requires more body rotation prior to impact to accommodate minimized forearm rotation. In other words, a strong grip means you will have to "hold off" the release to prevent a hook, and that means more body rotation.
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ahpgolfer@sbcglobal.net wrote:With a strong grip is it necessary to rotate lead arm on the back swing as shown on the Horizontal Drill? Thank you Ken M. for the best explanation I have heard about the use of the strong grip during the backswing and through swing sequence.
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My pleasure! See you down the middle!
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