Correct % of Weight on the Front Foot during the Backswing?

That's fine by me, Steven. Whenever you are ready.

Enjoy the weather!!

@Tom Saguto , Thank you. Your comments and the videos are exactly what I needed to verify what I need to do and illustrate how to do it. I will put them to work and video myself to confirm that I’m doing it correctly.

Side Note: It‘s interesting what it is taking for me to learn and apply this new swing method. You can’t just watch the videos one time and do the drills. I‘ve had to watch one series, do the drills, video myself and then go back thru the cycle multiple times to fully understand and apply everything. The additional videos that you provide that just focus on one piece of the swing are also tremendously valuable.

It seems like I catch something new every time I watch a video or series of videos. And there is no way a person could do it and know if they were doing it correctly without the use of video.

Thanks again,

Mike

That's such an important part of the process, Mike, and I'm very glad you are not fast-forwarding through it! For example, some of the most successful golfers here have spent months on Chapter 2 of the Golf Swing Simplified course for the exact reasons you mention, thereby ingraining the critical basic elements of the swing motion much more deeply than those who try to jump ahead too quickly only to later find themselves frustrated and back-pedaling. For most folks this transition to the S&T system requires a complete reboot as well as the purging of many "ghosts of swings past"; that most assuredly won't happen overnight.

And yes - you are very wise to use video often to ensure that what you are feeling in the swing is aligned with what you are seeking to accomplish. Along these lines, I encourage you to visit the Video Analysis Room section of the forum and look at the detailed, well thought-out analyses offered by fellow members in response to posted swing videos. I think you'll find that by participating there in reviewing others' swings you will sharpen your own self-analysis skills. It's really a nice "win-win".

Keep up the great work!!

@Rudi (from Munich), Thank you! I appreciate the reply and the links to the videos. They address exactly what I was trying to determine if what I was doing was correct. They also provide some additional information that I can apply. Thanks again, Mike