Reverse K & Weight Distribution

Again, Immensely grateful for @Tom Saguto and the Saguto Golf members on this forum. I have two (2) questions which I am kind of struggling to understand whether or not they are related to one another. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Q1: For the MOST part are we looking to always set up the "Reverse K" for right-handed golfers and a "K" formation for lefties?

Q2: Does the "Reverse-K" formation have anything to do with the allocation of weight percentages on both legs? Are they a separate identity? If so, what is the mechanism that one would use to create each percentage of weight distribution on each leg?

Apologies, I know this may seem trivial to most golfers, but for me, I am extremely analytical and need to get it straight in my head.

Thanks again

-james

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James

Mar 13, 2023

Thank you! So, with the 90% drill my front hip may actually extend targetward beyond my lead foot?

Tom Saguto

Mar 13, 2023

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Your lead knee for sure, and perhaps the lead hip to a lesser extent. So yes - the "post" that is your lead side won't quite be a straight vertical line, but the reverse side of the "K" will definitely be noticeable since you're not allowing your upper torso to lean targetward in the setup. Just follow the lesson and drill exactly as demonstrated.