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Strill is right side of the body versus left side of the body.

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So I always like to talk about these spectrums, right?

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And how no two clubs are swung the same way,

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but there's some transfer and there's some things that work really well

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with the driver compared to there's some things that work really well with the wedges and the short clubs.

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So one of the concepts that I talk about with my students is right side of the body versus left side of the body.

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And basically the driver is going to be a little bit more right side or trail side for right hand and golfer.

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And the irons can get away with being a little bit more left side.

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So here's what I mean.

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If you imagine a line sticking straight out from your sternum,

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right, my hands can be anywhere either straight in front of that kind of like so.

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Or I could bring it all the way over here to the right side of my body,

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or I could bring it over here to the left side of the body.

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If my hands are in front of my chest and my body turns, that's not the same thing.

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That's all one reference where my hands are straight out in front of my chest.

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So for the most part at the top of this wing,

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the hands are going to be towards the right side of my body.

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For good iron play because I'm trying to hit down because I want a somewhat steep angle of attack

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because my stance is narrower and I'm more on top of the golf ball.

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It works to get my hands more on the left side of the body or past that middle midline.

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Even if my body is rotating, it works really well to get that downward angle of attack.

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If my hands are working more towards that left side of the body.

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More in this chop movement, kind of like that.

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Now when it comes to the driver,

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you will tend to see that the guys who have a better combination of distance and accuracy will hit the ball

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with it a little bit more on the right side of your body.

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This is usually a challenging feeling for a lot of golfers, especially if they're more in this

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cast pattern.

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But basically, if I go up to the top of my swing,

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so if I go up to the top of my swing, clubs all the way on the right side of my body,

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I'm going to just kind of exaggerate this and almost gym-furricate and bring it across like this.

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Very good drivers, the golf ball are still going to have the club slightly behind that midline

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after impact. So I'll take a student and put him in this position and I'll say,

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okay, now I want you to take that position and just use your body to get that position just after impact.

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And now could you imagine creating speed and doing that or are you going to have to create

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speed by getting this back out in front of this? So when we're looking at driver,

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more on this right side of your body, more behind your body, kind of like that.

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Almost that impact when we're talking about irons, more in front of your body,

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or towards the left side of your body. When we're looking at kind of the mid irons,

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you can get away with either of them. But helping you see how these spectrums work will help you understand

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why you struggle with one particular aspect to your game and ultimately give you some strategies

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that you can use to train it. So if you're like most golfers and you struggle with needing the

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clubs to be out in front of your body in order to hit it, you can do nine to three's work

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some of those leave the arm behind, tick-tack-toe, some of those sequencing reference drills.

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We're basically the club is going to be well to the right side of my body and I'm just going to

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use my body rotation to get that relationship all the way to impact.

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From the down-the-line camera view, the way that that will tend to look will be a lot more body

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rotation. You'll be able to see that the sternum is pointing out there while the golfer is

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making contact with while with an iron, it will look a little bit more like the chest is more

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pointed just out in front of the golf ball and the arms will be a little bit straighter,

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kind of like that versus like that. So it's a little bit in these difference in the positions,

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a little bit difference in the sequencing but it can help you understand why you're either struggling

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with your short irons or you're struggling with your driver. If it's just struggling in the middle,

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this is not the that it comes up video for that but it would help you understand if you're

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struggling with one of the ends, either the longer clubs or the shorter clubs, this can be a

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very useful reference point for when you're adjusting your stocks wing.