where do u like to start? with your own swing or with a new student. In my mind it seems to build the stroke properly, from the foundation up as homer suggests in his house-building analogy you have to start at basic motion. If you start at the first wobbly point you may succeed and fix their overall motion at the time but because they have not built it carefully from the foundation up and do not visualize and understand all their compononents their success will be fleeting and they wont be able to reproduce the correct alignments.
I love it when I have a student who will start at basic motion. I have gotten the best results that way by far. If they are too antsy, I go to the first wobble but keep telling them of the importance of basic motion. Our friend Jerry G is the KING of basic motion among my students, and he has done LBG very proud...
Kevin
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