Introduction
A technique focused guide to maintaining a controlled, low profile position behind smaller bunkers, emphasizing compact posture, stable lower body mechanics, and consistent marker alignment.
Key Points
- Teaches how to compress body posture for minimal exposure.
- Covers hip, knee, and shoulder positioning in compact setups.
- Explains stability requirements when crouched or semi crouched.
- Outlines controlled leaning with reduced surface area.
- Supports mechanical consistency in tight bunker structures.
Details
Low profile bunker mechanics involve keeping the entire posture compact while remaining stable enough to control the marker precisely. Unlike upright positions, low profile work requires more lower body engagement and controlled weight distribution.
The foundation is hip and knee flexion. Players lower themselves by bending at the knees while keeping the torso upright rather than bending excessively at the waist. This maintains alignment and prevents the marker from drifting.
Elbows and shoulders remain close to the body. Wide arm flaring increases instability and disrupts compact posture.
Foot placement is critical. Players use shorter, flatter foot positioning to maintain balance while crouched. Excessive heel lifting or wide stances can cause loss of stability.
Leaning mechanics in low profile setups require small, controlled upper body movements because full body rotation is limited. These micro leans allow visibility adjustments without breaking posture.
Maintaining a consistent marker anchor point helps keep alignment stable even when movement options are restricted.
These mechanics support stable, predictable posture in tight, low coverage environments.