Staying in Your Posture to Improve Your Ball Striking

Struggling with inconsistent contact? Christina Ricci from MorePars.com shows the importance of staying in your posture from setup through impact. Learn how this hip hinge and forward bend technique helps you avoid chunking and strike the ball cleanly.

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