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Re: Weight back Posted by: Ronnie (rwynn@comsouth.net) on Thu Jun 24 19:25:31 2010 I agree with Jerry. My 15 year old just went thru this for 2 weeks due to fouling a curve off the top of his foot. What you describe is what he was doing keeping weight off the front foot. A 60/40 set when loading is what appears to work best for us. Balance your son's weight out on both feet and the problem should work it self out. Best of luck!
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