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So, if I was to, you know, I don't want the club to be here in delivery, that's way too far behind me. But as soon as I bring rotation to the target into play, this feel turns into that impact delivery. So, if I was to rehearse this, i.e. getting the club in front of me, but then I put in momentum with my turn, now that club is thrown out. It's a little bit like the water skier, like if the boat is turning, the water skier gets thrown out. So, I'm the boat and the club is the water skier. So, essentially, as you're turning to the left, centripetal force tends to throw the club out. So, I'm trying to put the club in a position where I can now turn and then that club gets a free ride into impact. So, even though it looks like a technical thought, I'm not really kind of really looking at the exact positions. I'm just trying to create a feel and a lot of that feel is making sure I'm staying on my right leg, into my right hip. One of my faults is I'll get into my left side too early and then the club's too much in front of me. So, by staying here, letting my left arm drop as I stay closed, and by closed I mean my back's to the target. I'll never actually be in this position, but the sensation is there and as soon as I put some speed and turn, everything's going to be in a nice delivery position to hit a proper shot. So, feel and reel are two completely different things.