Help w/ weight distribution on "Reverse K" set up...

[TheFlyingWASP]

I understand the concept of the reverse K and have actually been doing it (sort of) for years. I set up at address, shift my right hip in and left out toward target, but I have always kept my weight on my left side when I start my swing. I am reading that the proper way is to brace, or load the inside right foot (starting a kick start), but how much weight goes there and how much stays on the front foot? 70/30, 50/50, 40/60? I'm just trying to get a feel for what I'm supposed to be doing. Also, Do you keep more weight on the left side as the clubs get shorter? Meaning inside right foot is loaded heavier on the driver, fairways, more even on the mid irons, and more on front foot on short irons and wedges? Any advice would be great.

[joeunc]

yep, in short. The shorter clubs more weight on the left, and with the driver more weight on the back to encourage an upward attack angle.
These weight setup has nothing to do however with how you turn into your right side, but not outside of it.

[TheFlyingWASP]

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yep, in short. The shorter clubs more weight on the left, and with the driver more weight on the back to encourage an upward attack angle.
These weight setup has nothing to do however with how you turn into your right side, but not outside of it.
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[joeunc]

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[quote name='joeunc' timestamp='1344434000' post='5429412']
yep, in short. The shorter clubs more weight on the left, and with the driver more weight on the back to encourage an upward attack angle.
These weight setup has nothing to do however with how you turn into your right side, but not outside of it.
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Can you be more specific on... "[color=#282828]These weight setup has nothing to do however with how you turn into your right side, but not outside of it." Thanks![/color]
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Well I was just adding that even though you may feel and have more weight on the left leg for short clubs, don't forget that you still have to coil into that bent right leg on the backswing. I have seen some who when they get their weight forward they lose the axis tilt and turn too vertical and get reverse pivot.

Just a reminder to keep the tilt even though the weight is forward, and the coil into the bent right leg is the same whether SW or Driver, just your weight at setup can change the impact conditions.