hey guys, quick questions, what is your take on the "power step", or the step right before the slide (4th step for 5 step approach) in terms of length of the step? I have been watching a lot of youtube video's lately and have noticed that there seems to be some variation in the "power step" in higher rev guys (more similar to my own style). I look at 2 guys in particular that have a lot of variation between them, Robert Smith who has a pretty long step and Mike Wolfe who has a pretty short step... both guys have plenty of power obviously, but what is your take on the length of the "power step"? Personally I have a pretty short one, and have tried to make it longer but it throws everything out of time for myself... guess I want to see what everyone's thoughts are on it and then decide if it may be worth working on.

It must be different for most people, Bill O' Neill takes a pretty normal power step and Norm Duke/Chris Barnes take quicker ones.  It's probably dependent on a couple things such as your swing, cadence to the line before the power step, and timing.  I don't think the power step is something you can force one way or another, or you will throw everything off it's a result of other things.  Although, you may be able to make it quick(when it's naturally slower) and have some success, but I don't think you can go the other way.
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Justin