The hanging back swing flaw happens when the player fails to shift their weight onto their lead leg during the downswing.
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The stretch above is a great way to work on your mobility and the stretching of key areas in your body that need mobility to make a powerful golf swing.
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The reverse spine angle swing flaw is evident when the player demonstrates a lean of their upper body toward the target.
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This swing flaw has to do with the alignment of the plane of the shoulders compared to a line drawn straight up through your spine.
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