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A lot of good stuff (i think/hope).

Jeff Mann agrees:
http://perfectgolfswingreview.net/questions.htm

I think that Annika Sorenstam has a perfect golf swing.

Features that I like about her golf swing include the following-:

1) She uses a natural rightwards-centralised pivot action where she doesn't sway to-and-fro, or bob up-and-down. She also doesn't try to keep her USC stationary throughout the backswing, and therefore she doesn't need to use an assertive "butt tuck-under-the-spine" pelvic thrust motion in the downswing.

2) Her downswing/followthrough pelvic motion is rotary, and it is perfectly time-coordinated with her upper torso rotation.

3) She immediately comes-up post-impact and there is no reverse C posturing in her followthrough/finish.

4) Her knee action is very limited - her knees only move in order to allow the pelvis to rotate. There is no knee over-flexing in the early downswing or knee over-bending into impact.

5) She has a compact backswing and never over-swings.

6) Her LAFW is intact throughout her backswing, downswing and followthrough.

7) Her RFFM has a perfect relationship to her LAFW throughout the backswing/downswing.

8. There is no hand crossover release action in her swing.

9) Her rhythm is impeccable. Her arms rotate at the same rpm as her body. She looks like a human pendulum that has no extraneous moving parts.

looks like restricted flying wedges to me (with the ball between the arms) = reduced power.