the HARRY POTTER move
TIP OF THE WEEKS
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I am a firm believer that there is no cookie-cutter swing. Everyone is unique. That said, we do need certain variables for successful ball striking. Kimberly is a great example of a unique swing. She called it “the Harry Potter move”. I called it the “Twirly-Twirl” that resembled a Matthew Wolff move. I didn’t want to change it. Instead, we got to work to make it work (and really well). So, let’s get twirling.
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