[innercityteacher]

OMG. Playing the Ball in the Middle of your stance is so wrong in so many ways.

DRILL to correct this problem:

The Right Shoulder is part of the Pivot and is also part of the Power Package. It's the Slowest Moving Part of the Power Package. Hand Acceleration (delivery path) allows the Hands to move a little farther away from the Right Shoulder and Clubhead Acceleration (pulley) allows the hands to Move all of the way in-line with the Left Shoulder (very far from the right shoulder).

1. Tee a Ball 6 inches forward of your Left Foot.
2. Put your feet together (moves low-point forward)
3. Swing
4. Hit the Ball
5. Learn to move that right elbow, then hands to move the Clubhead.
6. Your Hands at Impact, should also be 6 inches forward of the Left Foot.

If your body is in the way.........if you eat too much........put your feet together, then place your right foot 6 inches back of your left foot. This is called (new terminology) "Clearing the Waist".


At First,Practice this with the "Bucket".

Your Goal is to hit that Ball Straight-Straight.

About a week ago Daryl, I narrowed my stance and was blasting the ball high and with a very high baby draw. I have been changing so many thing though I didn't really understand why and wanted to practice the correct stance as we discussed.

Thanks for the heads and hands up and accelerating buddy!

Can I ask a non-Bears related question? When you say: "Clubhead Acceleration (pulley) allows the hands to Move all of the way in-line with the Left Shoulder (very far from the right shoulder)." does that mean that with my hands at full Extensor Action and left arm level to the ground, that that parallel bump gets my hands moving at maximum speed?

Whoaaa! I just tried it with the impact bag and that is a very dramatic forward swivel!

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