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Rob Cheney explains how to master the 'Head On The Wall' drill to build a more repeatable and consistent golf swing. By maintaining your inclination to the ground throughout the backswing and downswing, you can stabilize your spine angle and improve your club path. The drill is highly versatile and can be performed at home without a club to train proper pivot movement.

• Maintaining inclination (spine angle) to the ground is a common trait among elite ball strikers.
• The 'Head On The Wall' drill can be practiced at home without a club or ball to improve your pivot.
• Keep your head in contact with the wall or station until the P9 position (arms parallel to the ground in the follow-through).
• Consistent posture leads to a more predictable and consistent swing path.
• Only release your head and come out of your tilt after the P9 extended position is reached.

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