[YodasLuke]

ok guys, after about a year and a half, I have found the sizzle again. I believe in an effort to hit, and I am a hitter. I was getting way too much tension in my arms and particular my wrist. I'm really letting the hands set nicely, relaxing, and letting the club drop onto the ball like a wrecking ball. I finally have a feel for where the club head is. Only one problem I'm having, there are times where I believe either my body stops turning or the hands slow down, club face catches up and I snap them left. Seems to only be an issue with the longer clubs.

Anybody have some good drills or ideas around making sure the leakage hook doesn't sneak in now and then.

Yoda/Tedd, I may need another trip to the swamp.

Thanks

T,
Something that's important for everyone, swinging and hitting, is to keep from Quitting (3-F-7-B). You have to sustain the lag (PRESSURE).

If you're hitting and starting from an adjusted address, remember that your hands have a different location they're seeking at impact. The hands have to keep moving. So there are address hands and impact hands. You learn this feel through impact fix. Now, there is always the option of impact address (my personal favorite) for the hitter. Your address hands become your impact hands. It "eliminates the "middleman" Address".

I'll give you three suggestions: impact bag, impact bag, impact bag. Beat the cover off of it.