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As you turn back your shoulder blades they retract in towards the center and slide along your rib cage. This is loading the scapula. Arm motions in sports like baseball, tennis and swimming also load the scapula. Loading the scapula begins as soon as you start the club back. It stays loaded and holds for most of the swing.
Response to a comment from Hung yen Sung (Alpharetta, GA) on the Player Lesson with Nocy Karkour "Train Your Driver Using Tempo With Nocy". Mike expands on a comment regarding the right shoulder & why feeling the right shoulder drop during the backswing is good.
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS on AM | 2018.32 | 04. RE: Stop Feeling Stuck - 20180810 // Your elbow stays 90 degrees to your shoulder socket. Here's how to avoid compensations that happen otherwise.
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