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In this video, we're going to refine the left shoulder side bend through transition.

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Because I've had a couple of questions about how, basically, during the release, the right

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shoulder goes low, during transition, the left shoulder goes low, how does that actually happen?

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So I'm going to help clarify that.

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When you go to the top of the swing on 3D, what I'm going to see is here's at the top of

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the swing, and then I'm going to continue going down before it goes to the right.

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Or I'm going to continue going to the left before it goes to the right.

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The problem is I'm twisted like facing like so as that movement happens.

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So what'll end up feeling like is it'll feel like my shoulder stay a level longer.

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Because if I was to go instantly into right side bend, what'll happen is I get to the

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top of the swing and this right shoulder comes up.

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And now as I come down, I have too much of this right side bend.

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I'll do that facing the camera.

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So if I go up here and I don't side bend to the left, I get very level and now it's very

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hard for me to hit the ground.

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I'll tend to battle, fat shah, or thin shots, and I'll tend to battle big hooks, especially

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when my iron's as my miss.

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So the feeling of this left shoulder going down will be until my hands get into release

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position.

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If I had the club across my shoulders, you'll see that that left shoulder is still slightly

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lower than the right.

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So it'll feel like these stay level or that left shoulder stays lower, not necessarily

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that it's bent to the left.

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That's confused a few people in the past.

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So this is a little bit of a clarification on how you're going to feel that actual movement.

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So just feel that that stays level longer and the way that you'll know you're doing

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it right is you won't be able to do anything but hit the ground because the sternum and

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the upper body will be in a better position.

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And as long as the sternum and the upper body is in a good position, it'll give you the

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space to start working on and creating that really good release that we're hoping to build.

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So work on that left shoulder staying level longer and that'll help you build a much

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more solid transition position.