Arms Behind Body

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Class 1 - Solid Contact Simplified (9 lessons) Class 2 - Straight Ball Flight Simplified (10 lessons) Class 3 - Driver vs Iron (6 lessons) Class 4 - Tempo/Sequence Training (5 lessons) Class 5 - Solid Contact - Details (7 lessons) Class 6 - Straight Ball Flight (6 lessons) Class 7 - Troubleshooting Contact Issues (10 lessons) Class 8 - Troubleshooting curve (6 lessons) Class 9 - Driver Vs Iron Troubleshooting (4 lessons) Class 10 - Tempo/Sequence Troubleshooting (2 lessons)

Arms Behind Body

When the arms get too far behind the body, you'll bottom out behind the ball more often than not

Lag is one of the most misunderstood concepts in golf; players of all skill levels are often confused as to how it is generated and where to spot it when analyzing their own swings. To make matters worse, there is also a point at which you can overdo this pattern. If you fall into these categories, this "checkpoint" can provide some straightforward clarification and hopefully, an improvement in contact and low-point control.

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