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As promised -- a more realistic view concerning the flat spot below:

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Hi Rock,
Yes, I was wondering this myself to make the graphic more real. The divot shold not be as even as I drew but slightly directed downwards. I decided to leave it as it is because of enhancing ...

Welcome here !
Interesting thoughts of yours, appears you are an accomplished player. I am dealing with full swing only but glad to hear and learn something from short game realm.
What I can confirm ...

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Rock,
OK, I am with you. The example with rear leg IR and ER as the reverse action is very appealing and true. There is an important factor, however, to differ this from the hand/wrist/arm relationsh ...

Dariusz,
Doing well Dariusz and thank you.

It is not something that requires any conscious thought or I wouldn't have shared it with you. My mind can track many of the movements in my body during ...

Thanks, Rock, how are you my friend ? Hope all is OK.

Answering your question -- yes, this is one of variations that I personally use SOMETIMES with wedges. You know I rarely implement something th ...

I like it. Your initial path is not so much outside any more as well.

Looks slightly better for my eye. Try to strengthen your lead hand grip now.

Watching your older swings I claim that it would be easier for you to achieve OTT from the inside without these two instructors. Your loop a'la Trevino appears to be trained and forced to my eye. You ...

You can strengthen your right hand grip as well, but less than your left one. Refer to the Bio-K Grip articles.

The medicine is - either you use more lead arm to take away (with pronation) - which can be not natural to achieve for you or you change your grip; as you can see, your lead hand grip is too weak (pos ...

Analyzing closer your swing now. Not all is as I suspected. The takeaway is very outside, however, there is no sign of overpronation of the lead arm - in fact, your lead arm is underpronated causing y ...

As I suspected. Is it your natural motion or a trained one ? The reason I ask is that the vast majority of golfers do the opposite. You are in the minority, however, in a very good company of Trevino ...