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In the previous lesson, we discussed the shoulder blade glide — moving inward toward center, toward your spine.
We explained how, if you keep everything connected, the shoulder blade glide gets everything moving correctly on plane and path without you having to consciously control anything during the golf takeaway.
It is a remarkably simple way to take the club back.
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Now we are going to discuss the trail arm in golf and how it causes one of the most common faults in the takeaway.
By far, the most common fault we observe is the trail arm starting to fold too early in the backswing.
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