This discussion is really enlightening! I remember my struggles with this aspect of my game. It’s all about repetition and building muscle memory. Keep at it, everyone!
Dropping the arms during the downswing can be tricky! Common issues include over-rotation, which can lead to a loss of power and accuracy. Focus on initiating the movement with your lower body to maintain proper sequence.
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Absolutely! I used to struggle with timing my arms. I found that practicing slow motion swings really helped me understand the movement better.
I often find myself over-rotating as well. It feels natural to twist more, but it’s not effective. Has anyone tried focusing on a specific point to target on the downswing?
Great idea! Visualizing a target definitely helps me stay grounded. Sometimes I even pretend to swing at an imaginary ball for better control.
I used to think dropping the arms was purely about flexibility. Now I see it’s all about sequence and timing, just like you said, Juan! Anyone have drills to improve this?
My coach once had me practice with a towel under my arms to maintain connection. It really highlighted proper sequencing! Has anyone else tried this method?
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That sounds interesting! I often just do swing drills without any props. Might have to give that a shot to improve my downswing.
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Just don’t let your arms drop too soon! I’ve made that mistake and it leads to huge hook shots. It’s a fine balance. Anyone else deal with that?
Oh yes! It’s like juggling while on a unicycle—harder than it looks! Maybe I should just stick to mini-golf, haha.