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Pivot Compression Golf Swing: 18. Tempo
It would probably surprise you to find out that if you are an amateur and have a handicap above scratch there is a very good possibility that your overall tempo is too slow, and that your rhythm is off because your backswing is too slow relative to your forward swing.
Pivot Compression Golf Swing: No. 15 – Shaft Plane Approach, Impact, and Follow Through
Many great players don’t come into impact on the shaft plane, but I still prefer to aim for this.
Pivot Compression Golf Swing: No. 14 – Club Head Lag- Part 2
A further look at creating lag in the swing, here specifically relating the golf swing motion to a low sidearm throwing motion.
Pivot Compression Golf Swing: No. 13 – Club Head Lag- Part 1
Lag is what separates the “haves” from the “have-nots” in the game of golf.
Pivot Compression Golf Swing: No. 12 – Downswing: Arms and Wrists
An important discussion of the action of the left and right wrist during the swing, as well as the concept of “squeezing” the arms together in transition and into the downswing
Pivot Compression Golf Swing: No. 11 – The Downswing
This continues the discussion of the downswing pivot movement to and through impact.
Pivot Compression Golf Swing: No. 10 – Body Pivot Compression: Downswing
This is the movement that keeps the arms from swinging “over the top”
Pivot Compression Golf Swing: No. 9 – Backswing
Here we go over the movement of the pivot, the arms, the hands and wrists, and the club.
Pivot Compression Golf Swing: No. 8 – Body Pivot Compression: Backswing
We have discussed the feel of compression in the feet, and now we go over the body movement that creates that feeling of pressure into the ground.
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