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🗣️ Comment “PURE” if you want to learn how to create effortless power with your driver! This is an exaggerated drill to show how much more power you can create from swinging your arms compared to just turning your body through the ball. Pull your trail foot back and point it almost 90 degrees toward the camera. This closes your body turns and limits how much you can rotate through the shot. From there, make a backswing and swing your arms past your body as fast as you can. This is perfect for golfers who have early extension in the downswing. The goal is to feel your arms moving around your body to create speed. ✅ #controltheforces #robcheneygolf #draweveryball #tqbs #stackandtilt

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📱 A launch monitor and game improvement portal all in one app! 📱 strikewedge have just released their launch monitor app for iPhone. 🗣️ Comment “LINK” and I’ll send you the link to the full YouTube video. ⛳️ Range ⛳️ 📅 Daily Challenge 📅 (like Wordle for Wedges!) 📊 Testing 📊 Get 12 months FREE access to all of the features when you purchase your Strike Wedge training aid. #shortgame #strikewedge #iphone

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🗣️ Comment “PURE” to learn how to move the trail shoulder like the pros and increase your club head speed! Let’s use a simple analogy—a bicep curl. Turn the lower part of the arm about 90 degrees to create a hammer curl position. Now take that trail arm in the hammer curl position and move it as far around you as possible in the backswing ✔️ From the front view, the trail shoulder will disappear behind your head and even reappear on the front side of your head. That’s training the proper trail shoulder retraction motion. A lot of golfers don’t realize how important this is for shoulder turn. Shoulder turn is often taught as only torso rotation, but a huge amount of it also comes from the retraction of the trail shoulder 🔄 If you set up and make a restricted backswing where the trail shoulder stays protracted in front of you, the swing stays very short — but watch how much further the club and arm can move just by retracting the trail shoulder. That’s not more torso turn. That’s learning to move the trail shoulder—and with it, the trail arm—in a much more powerful and efficient way 💥 #draweveryball #robcheneygolf #controltheforces #tqbs #stackandtilt