How The Butt Effects Spine Angle
The ability to maintain our spine angle or rather keep our inclination to the ground is important so we can strike the ground in the same place every time. If the pelvis moves closer to the ball [...]
The ability to maintain our spine angle or rather keep our inclination to the ground is important so we can strike the ground in the same place every time. If the pelvis moves closer to the ball [...]
We want the knees to change flex a little on the backswing. The trail knee should extend (get straighter) and the lead knee should flex. But what happens if you're changing the flex too much? This is [...]
If the idea is to push down aggressively into the lead foot at the start of the downswing (p4-p5). How is this possible if the hips sway over the trail foot? Every Tour Pro and expert player [...]
Controlling our interaction with the ground is largely due to how we control our weight distribution thoughout the swing. How can we push down aggressively into the lead foot at the start of the downswing (P5) if our weight [...]
Sourced from Jeff Richmond on Youtube
Although going through this post will help you understand and learn good ground mechanics, it will also help you improve balance and tempo. Something all the best swings exibit. So, just for reference. Last year I purchased a V1 [...]
The idea is to keep the upper body stable. Sure, there will always be a little movement of the head during the swing, we are simply moving too fast. I dont think anyone keeps their head completely still. However, [...]
10 minutes of footage of one of the best swings of all time. Video by Mike Bygrave Golf on youtube. Whatever your golf swing issues, there are solutions. Click this link to contact me and I'll [...]
The best players move their hips efficiently towards the target throughout the swing. The worst players move them away from the target. Place a stick in the ground so it's resting against your trail hip. Then simply move the [...]
Do you know why so may people struggle to keep their head steady? This short video explains why..