Straightening Legs Requires More Arms

Power comes from any combination of body parts. We eliminate one sense and our brain automatically mitigates the loss using another pathway. In this video, I straightened my legs. I had the very obvious need to employ more arms and hands to not only get the club down to the ball, but to generate speed (Power) as well.
The reason I thought to do this is because I didn’t like the inconsistency in delivering my club for the cut I was intending to hit. My lead leg remained flexed, which kept my torso tilted behind my ball, which skewed my path occasionally right. I initially began the straightening process by beginning the cut process with my arm swing exercise. As my swing normalizes with ball position, and in order to remediate the last bit of unnecessary leg action, I take more of my legs out of my swing by straightening them at address. I will, however, need to bend more at the waist in my next iteration.
Always work from the ground to the ball when making changes. Your brain will create your solution.