Learning how to integrate how your hands and arms work, with how your body moves. This is a step-by-step process. If you follow the process then having them work together is fairly easy to develop. If you do not train them in the correct sequence you can dramatically increase the compensation necessary to hit the ball consistently.
This Ask Mike is in response to a question from Marc (Wales, UK). Knowing where and how to transfer force into the ground will keep you safe as your ball flight increases.
To view the original video, view this link: https://www.malaskagolf.com/videos/ask-mike-body-motion-twist-into-the-ground
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