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Players can often look like human still life over a putt. Putting is important, especially for professional players, but what takes some people soooo looong to begin their stroke?
Putting is 3 things; green reading, hitting your startline, at the proper speed for the read. The read has already been made before addressing the ball, so that leaves alignment and speed.
How long does it take to align the putter. Typically not long. That leaves speed of the putt. Are players who remain still over a putt for an extended period trying to decide how hard to hit the putt?
When tossing a ball to another person, do you stand motionless and wait for an extended time staring at your target? Not likely. You can determine how much force should go into your toss within a couple of seconds, not dozens of seconds. Aaron Baddeley has been an elite putter for years, but he only takes a few seconds to make his putting stroke.
Whatever it is that makes players stand motionless over a putt is likely adding pressure to their situation. They may have a checklist to go through before beginning a stroke, but all of their personal checkpoints may be an indication their setup is not as stable as they would like it to be.
Players often need a trigger, such as a forward press (risky for misalignment), or bouncing the putter. Both of these triggers are evidence of an unconnected and vulnerable setup.
Players can putt well with triggers until they don’t.
Jack Nicklaus is famous for standing over a putt for extended periods, but he was not human still life. He continually looked from the ball to the hole until just before beginning a stroke.
DynAlign is a dynamic preshot alignment technique that can produce a synchronized putting stroke where motion in one segment causes direct response from all segments.
A player has multiple options for triggering a stroke with DynAlign. It might be the shoulders, arms, hands, or even the feet, that can set off the chain reaction resulting in a stable and repeatable putting stroke. This is especially true under pressure when our muscles fire faster and with more force than normal.
DynAlign has already resulted in professional wins and helped earn two #1 rankings for putting on the PGA Tour, including: 471/471 100% From 3′, and 585/595 98% Inside 5′.
Frozen’s not just a successful Disney franchise. It’s how a lot of players look when they’re over a putt. It can look like human still life. You know, there’s three important things. Read, line, and speed. So, we’ve already made a read. So, now we need focus on two things. The line. Okay. Now, we’ve got the line. Now, the speed. So, D line simplifies your setup because you’re really ready to go. We don’t have to trigger this by a forward press or bouncing the club, which are popular things, but they’re an indication of disconnection. When you can move one segment by itself, then you’re not really connected. Uh, Dline, we can trigger this stroke from a number of places, from the hands, from the arms, from the feet. So, uh, simplify your putting and get daligned.
