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    Med Ball Split Stance

    Med ball power work from a split stance, isolating clean rotation over a set base without a big weight shift.

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    Why it matters for golf

    A split stance takes the big lateral shift away and forces clean rotation over a set base. That isolates trunk speed and teaches the golfer to rotate around a stable lead side. It bridges core work and full rotational throws.

    Coaching cues

    • Set the stagger and keep both feet quiet.
    • Rotate through the trunk, not just the arms.
    • Stay tall through the release.
    • Train both sides evenly.

    Common faults

    • Stepping out of the stance mid-rep.
    • Swaying instead of rotating.
    • Arms outrunning the trunk.
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