Here’s why I often times Have Students Make Swings With No Release of the golf club!
🔑🌪️ *Milo’s 5 KEYS to a Rotational Golf Swing: https://milolinesgolf.com/5-keys-to-unlocking-a-rotational-golf-swing/*
START YOUR TRAINING TODAY!
Become an online member of the Milo Lines Golf Academy! https://milolinesgolf.com …Included with membership: monthly swing analysis, invitation to monthly member-only webinars, entry to our community and Q&A, reduced online lesson rates with our team of coaches, and access to 100’s of exclusive how-to videos (covering my foundations, golf swing drills, practice plans, and strategies to help you improve your game). It’s the ultimate platform and roadmap for learning the concepts I lay out across this channel. It’s time you Learn to SWING LIKE AN ATHLETE™ for yourself! 📈
BOOK AN ONLINE OR IN-PERSON GOLF LESSON
WATCH THESE NEXT!
MILO APPROVED TRAINING GEAR + DISCOUNTS!
FOLLOW MILO
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milolines_g…
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/milolinesgolf/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MiloLinesGolf
SUBSCRIBE TO MILO LINES GOLF
https://youtube.com/@MiloLinesGolf
Don’t forget to LEAVE A COMMENT with any and all questions, video tip requests, and thoughts. We do our best to respond to every comment and sincerely appreciate your feedback!
Learn to Swing Like an Athlete™ with Milo Lines Golf! My channel and coaching team will provide you with lessons and tips to help you play better at this game. Most of our content is filmed at the beautiful Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club in Gold Canyon, Arizona.
#golf #golfswing #milolinesgolf
so if you’ve been a follower of mine or
a student of mine you’ve probably seen
me do some drills where I teach the
player not to release the golf club then
you’re going to turn it up and then let
it follow you hit the golf ball and just
hold it like this the motion there you
go where we actually purposely don’t
release and the the reason behind that
is to get you to learn to sequence
things correctly by Landing back to the
lead side and
unwinding and allowing that club to come
from inside the target line and it’s
only possible when you learn to sequence
things correctly
1 Comment
Most random comment section I’ve come across today, applause fellas. This is good advice, if I didn’t recently engage in swing change overload, I’d try this. Taking the swing one step at a time, or top-pausing, has helped me tremendously. Kudos and keep putting out good content!!