Early extension is not a swing fault. It’s actually a solution to some other problem. You don’t fix early extension by trying to stay in your posture. Watch this video for a full explanation of this problem.
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Love the audio and video, obviously the swing knowledge as well. Monte is the man!
So if I have early extension, I have a swing fault, but it's not the early extending, it's another flaw and extending is my recovery method? Makes sense to me. Now I just need to figure out what I'm recovering from haha.
Most teachers/people can't tell the difference between the cause and the effect. Nice video Monte.
Professional level audio/video here, and great info. Well done, sir
Brilliant….I've got something somewhat similar to EE – not quite, but the effect is the same…the right arm straightens out early and the right shoulder is high. I've pulled my hair out trying to find the root cause of it.
I've come from a stack and tilt type swing and went to a Foley swing focusing a ton on staying centered in the backswing and moving hard to my left side. I believe by watching this video, I most likely have the sliding version of this EE compensation. I'll try and focus on being more rotational vs lateral (once the snow melts) and see where I go from there. Appreciate your thoughts and info!
good stuff Monte.
Great stuff! I am amazed how our brains are so quick in determining that we are out of room and know that we have to extend up to hit the ball. We can swing like this for years and not realize that we are doing this.