Learning how to blend the body and the arm and club motions. You start with posture and set up. You then go to impact. Once you identify impact you hit small shots from your impact position. You then make small swings where you feel how forces move in your feet and how pushing away from the force of the club accelerates the club and straightens your arms on the follow through. You also feel how force is moving in your feet. Then to put it into a continuous motion you copy the sports motions. How you hit a tennis forehand. Hit or throw a baseball. The sequencing of motions are the same in all those sports.
When it comes to practice. How you go about it can be the difference in your progress and your ability to fix your swing when it starts to get off. Consistency is the key. And also what are you calibrating each day. You need to take control of the things you have control of. How you practice, The...
Having an understanding of how the face works relative to your swing arch and your target line is critical. You must have the correct task in your mind. ÒYour eyes perceive, your brain receives your body reactsÓ. So the picture is very important. Once you understand the picture it becomes much ...
When you set up to the ball what your eyes see as the start line is way off. You need to set sticks up so you have a target line and a stick about 6 to 10 feet in front of your target line stick. Directly on the target line. So when you set up to the ball. You then actually see the correct start ...
