Transition to front side

First move from top of swing should be left foot (for right handed player) pushing towards the ball, which will get your left hip going backwards-think sitting in an office chair that spins and you want to spin it to the left-I started doing this after a lesson a few months ago and it’s been a game changer - only other thing is to swing out to first base on downswing and you are golden

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only other thing is to swing out to first base on downswing and you are golden

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This swing thought nearly wrecked my game, I mean at the end of the day path is dictated by plane and rotation. If you're in a good position and TURN to impact you should be good. Think of the left shoulder moving up and left. Swinging out made me get really steep and high handle at impact. Almost counterintuitive for me, I have to think swing hard left to hit draws

Look up Jake on instagram. He’s a good follow regardless but recently showed a drill using dog squeaky toys under each foot to show weight transition

Office chair visual is good. Helps me think of my foot as more as a leverage/pressure point to rotate around than actually throwing the weight forward.

I have a tendency to want to push off my back right foot and throw the back shoulder. Gets me super steep.

Need to remember to pull my hands through from the inside.

Office chair spin to left should help with this

Someone mentioned the down under board here a few months ago - that’s a game changer doe transition