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Shoulders.
(Changed - 21/11/2011)
Remember this statement:-
If you are experiencing erratic golf shots, it is most probably
because you have fallen in to a habit of lifting the arms/golf club
to the end of the back swing movement - instead of using the rotational
movement of the shoulders to push the arms to the end of the back
swing movement.
Therefore in order to play good golf, you must hold
the elbows close together, keep the biceps against the chest cavity
thus forming the shoulders and the arms into a very compact unit.
keep the arms in a totally passive condition -- and literally use
the rotational movement of the shoulders to push the passive arms/golf
club to the end of the back swing movement.
(To a casual observer, a golf swing performed by a golfer who lifts
the arms to the end of the back swing movement will appear to be
same as a golfer who uses the shoulders to move the arms, simply
because the shoulders automatically follow the movement of the arms.)
Therefore from the moment you begin the golf swing you must
make a conscious effort to ensure that the upper body unit remains
firmly held together and use the rotational movement of the shoulders
to push the passive arms to the end of the back swing movement.
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