question about correction

[trickyric]

MJ,
so, I started swinging with a feeling of the right shoulder geting forward and left as we spoke. I was hitting it awsome, no underplane hooks, but yesterday I started to hit some hooks and a few pulls. could moving your head forward and left cause this? I was thinking I may have overdone the down the line feeling and got moving my head and caused a slight out and around with the hands?
I am probably not explaing this well, but hey, lets give it a try

[Michael Jacobs]

MJ,
so, I started swinging with a feeling of the right shoulder geting forward and left as we spoke. I was hitting it awsome, no underplane hooks, but yesterday I started to hit some hooks and a few pulls. could moving your head forward and left cause this? I was thinking I may have overdone the down the line feeling and got moving my head and caused a slight out and around with the hands?
I am probably not explaing this well, but hey, lets give it a try

Trickyric,

Of course anything could be over done, but sounds like to me its the club face tumbling closed a bit too much. A little more monitoring of the club face will go a long way for you here.... I would take a look there at first and then post up some swing vids so we can see what is happening

[trickyric]

as usual I think you are correct. I went to the range today and I just concentrated on letting the hands release down while I got my back extension and the ball started going straight again.
I had fealt a little out and around and didn't even think I about over tumbleing.
I will get some vids soon!
Ric
P.S.
going to Tour Tempo seminar on wed.

[Michael Jacobs]

as usual I think you are correct. I went to the range today and I just concentrated on letting the hands release down while I got my back extension and the ball started going straight again.
I had fealt a little out and around and didn't even think I about over tumbleing.
I will get some vids soon!
Ric
P.S.
going to Tour Tempo seminar on wed.

Ric,

We would love a full report of the Tour Tempo seminar you are attending, take some notes and fill us in!