M2: 02 LEVER SYSTEM GRIP
[PURCHASE] M-SYSTEM: M2 • 5m 19s
Grip is the first and possibly the most important skill or task. How your hands are on the club determine what you are going to have to do to square the face. Your lead hand goes on how you're arm hangs. This is so when the momentum of the club pulls on your arm the grip squares the face. This is also a strong hit position for that lead arm. Your trail arm goes on with your palm as a mirror image of the face. This arm is to push the shaft and accelerate the club head not twist the face. If your grip is correct then squaring the face becomes much easier.
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M2: 04 FACE CONTROL
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M2: 05 LOOK COOL DRILL
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