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The left arm and the right arm behave differently throughout the swing. Straight left. Bent right. Lead arm. Trail arm.

A terrific way to understand how both function is to hit some balls one handed. See video below. It's harder than it looks.

Nick Faldo hits thousands of balls this way with his right arm as he was revamping his swing.

Trying to hit down on the ball rarely gathers good results. The ideal way to hit down is to make the hit automatic.

In this video I show a student- during a lesson- the importance of the 4:30 path and the right arm mobility that enables the HIT to happen on its own doing.

There are a few helpful drills in this short video that will assist you in getting a better strike down and through the ball at impact

In this video I show you one of the key components to finding the right ball position for you.

This is part one relating to how we can find the best ball position in our stance to suit our swing.

If you want to hit more consistent shots with better strikes then this video is a must see.

Golfers the world over have trouble with establishing a consistent lowpoint in their golf swing.

A terrific way to learn how to strike ball first and then ground later is shown in this student lesson video below.

Once you learn a new pattern or a new feeling then the ideal scenario would be to find a way to "preset" that new awareness into your address position.

That way it becomes a reaction throughout the swing rather than an action of purposefully trying to achieve it.

We can't think of too much whilst the swing is in motion- so eliminating a thought to a pre-determined consequence

can not only lead to a better swing but it will also lead to a quieter mind when swinging the club.

In this video I discuss the right arm and how we can setup in a way to help that right arm work better at impact also.

Pitching the golf ball-often with less than a full swing- is full of temptations that can cause havoc to the result.

The biggest problem golfers who dont play this shot very well have is they attempt to help the ball in the air.

The reality is to get the ball in the air with a lofted club the object is to hit down on the ball & have the ball work up the grooves to promote the elevation.

In this video I show you a nice drill to learn the sequence of hitting down on the ball and help you work toward better pitch shots with more spin.