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MPMIG, Sequence, The Move, DynAlign
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MPMIG, Sequence, The Move, DynAlign 11 months, 2 weeks ago #34774

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Currently integrating parts of all them on my own and figured I could use a few more sets of eyes! Am really starting to like the way the swing feels and have the best ball flight I've ever had.

Have always had the problem of letting the hands move away from my body early and flipping the club behind, a problem that you can see well in the DTL vid. It has not been an easy fix.

Sorry for the handheld and uncut video, best I have available at the time as the vids were taken yesterday. Both of these drives were hit well.

Let me know what you see!

Re: MPMIG, Sequence, The Move, DynAlign 11 months, 2 weeks ago #34802

Kyler,

Always good to hear of positive results. You have some serious lag.
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I really like the fact that you maintain your grip after making the mini swing motions when approaching from behind. It shows you are removing slack and keeping it out. As far as DynAlign, I don't see a a full version of it in your pre-shot routine. You are getting benefit from slack removal, so that's good. Full application of DynAlign should be even better.

In the second video as you approach from behind and make the mini swing motion with your hands, if you were DynAligning, the clubface would be pointed to the left and held, then brought back to the line with a combination of forward hip bump and right side bend. It looks to me that some of the advantage you gain by waggling could be lost unless the club is brought back to the line by body motion, rather than hand and arm motion alone.

You can notice slightly increased tilt in your shoulder line from address to impact. The fact that your lead hand grip is in a relatively strong position would cause you to have increased shoulder tilt at address if you did a full DynAlign routine. In that case the shoulder lines should be more similar at address and impact.

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You have a lot of good things going on, so keep it up.

Craig
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Re: MPMIG, Sequence, The Move, DynAlign 11 months, 2 weeks ago #34842

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This is awesome. First post ever get's a response straight from the horses mouth. Thanks a ton to all involved with the site

Craig,

Thanks for the feedback. Just recently began experimenting with DynAlign in the full swing and am feeling some slack removal. I'll definitely keep playing with it. Love it on and around the green...

I'll try and get a video of the putting stroke up as well.

Can't thank you enough,

Kyler
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