GOLF: How To Start The Downswing – Arms And Hands
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In this video, Milo and I break down how the arms and hands should work at the start of the downswing. These movements are modeled after the best golfers in the world. We’ll also take you through how to identify the best movements for you based on your grip and backswing depth..
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