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santos314
10-11-2017, 02:21 PM
Silly question. Any tips for a guy with long legs or actually a guy not proportioned normal. I am right under 6 foot, which I realize isn't tall today. But I have way more leg than upper body. My knee bend at the line has a habit of pulling the rest of me up and back. If I try to stay head over ball i end up more side ways at the line. Any pros like this that I could youtube?

Amyers
10-11-2017, 03:37 PM
Lol my problem is the exact opposite I'm tall through the mid with very short legs.

chip82901
10-11-2017, 04:06 PM
I'd suggest watching someone like Wes Malott. He's freakishly huge. I'm not the tallest guy (5'9" on a good day), went to a workshop with him and Randy Peterson a few years ago, and Wes is as big as he looks on TV, if not bigger lol. Guy has to be in the ballpark of 6'7". If he can get down at the line, so can you

Hawk
10-11-2017, 06:51 PM
Santos, video yourself. Work on what you dont like but take it easy, one area at a time for example. Steps for a few games and then work on your swing plane and then work on release. Thinking about all the stuff at once is impossible, it will fall in place after muscle memory sets in you have to be accurate first to be cosistent..

LOUVIT
10-11-2017, 07:23 PM
they have a pill for that.....lol..Sorry just had too. Shorter or longer steps? less or more steps? just an idea.

santos314
10-11-2017, 08:05 PM
Santos, video yourself. Work on what you dont like but take it easy, one area at a time for example. Steps for a few games and then work on your swing plane and then work on release. Thinking about all the stuff at once is impossible, it will fall in place after muscle memory sets in you have to be accurate first to be cosistent..

Yeah, I have done this before:
What I feel like: Pete Weber crushing it.
What I look like: Mr. Bean bowling with a square ball. LoL
It does help, especially when I am so sure something feels right. Then I watch and think, Wow, way off!