Keep the chest connection locked
The instructor warns that excessive up-and-down movement makes consistent contact unlikely. After the trail-hand setup, he wants the neck, sternum, chest, and arm connection locked in while the golfer turns around that connection, so the preloaded handle stays ahead without extra thought.
Channel: Danny Maude
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- Do not start moving excessively up and down.
- Lock the neck, sternum, chest, and connection in.
- Pivot around that motion.
- Turn and smash it down the target line.
Why this context matters
This is the contact-stability checkpoint after the pivot concept.