[BerntR]

Sliding and tilting instead of turning in the back swing is a common problem. There are many chair drills I guess, but this one works very well for reducing sliding, enforcing proper rotation and a proper weight shift during transition. It looks like this:




<------------------- (target line & direction)

|OO/ (back of left chair, your butt, back of right chair)

In the back swing turn your right hip so that it traces the back of the right chair. This will promote a stationary pelvis and eliminate a back swing hip slide that can cause tonnes of problems.

During transition & early down swing bump the left chair so that it tilts and falls over. This will promote proper weight shift, move the pivot center to where it needs to be and produce the required secondary axis tilt.

I learned the drill somewhere else but it seem to be very compatible with Aligment golf and Yoda's preference towards eliminating lateral motion.