Ezra, Can you get past parallel if you keep your left elbow straighter during the back swing. Its hard for me to see the elbow bend on this video but in your past videos thats where some of that extra back swing is coming from. Its OK to do that if you can maintain the same plane and timing on the way down each time.
If you want to change try stretching your hands way out on the outside of the arc of the back swing with a straighter left elbow. Keep your chest connected with your arms. You should feel a tugging on your lower left side and right hammy when your torso reaches their limits. Here is where you make sure your left elbow is straight. If you go back further from here (because your chest has stopped) the left elbow will need to hinge or the wrists break.
If you are very flexible that tightness from torso rotation may be hard to feel. For me it is real easy.
Anyway going of over parallel the dangers are not staying behind the ball at the top and reverse C at contact.
If you look at your slo mo you have lost you wrist lag somewhere at shoulder to hip level. Too early. This is where you solid contact issues are if you limit your back swing (casting). Hold onto that lag longer with the shorter back swing and keep that club head behind the shaft as the swing down starts. Take a look at twofast avatar to see what I mean. I've struggled 2 years ago with this swing change but getting the chest to match the arms, staying connected was well worth it. It not only helped my driving but my iron play improved vastly.
Maybe this helps???
Last edited by zaphod; 10-08-2007 at 05:16 PM.
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