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Darren
11/30/2021 02:35:49 pm
I saw your Rear Wheel Drive video. I'd like to add that I do a combination of both ideas, and always have. Works well for me. I start my swing with more weight on lead side. I give a slight push with my lead leg to get my mass moving to my trail side. Coming down, however, I start by beginning to lean my mass into my lead side again (of course before I reach the top of my back swing). It still feels like my hips are still turning away from the target as this "lean" begins. I feel like I'm moving my left rear pocket toward the target with this lean (and my lead knee starts bending, which gets me a lot lower coming down). It actually feels like I'm falling toward the target a little with my shoulders still turned 90° or more. Like I'm "backing into" it, if you will. Once I feel like momentum has changed fully toward the target, I then push off vigorously with my trail leg. And I naturally keep turning my lead hip back at this point as I pivot around my left leg. It feels very powerful to me this way.
Joel Hershman
12/15/2021 08:17:00 am
Good fine tuning of weight shift-subtle but key information of what the feel of the weight shift actually is initiated 12/18/2021 07:03:09 pm
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John B
8/29/2022 11:58:49 am
I thought the way the Kwon step drills were done was that the backward step and weight transfer happened during the forward club throw (or forward press/trigger in the modified version), and that the step towards the target happened before the backswing was even completed. Is that what you're doing? It looks like you are making the weight transfers and the swings simultaneous. Doesn't Kwon say "shift-turn, shift-turn"? Comments are closed.
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