Click For Free Video: Early Extension Arms out and Rotate How would you like to become more consistent in golf?! How do we stay smooth and low through contact? For those looking to make cleaner contact, this video on Early…
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How to be more consistent in golf with Tracy Reed. I’m a Golf Bio mechanic, a former Military Interrogator, a Sports Mind Specialist and the author of Golf Swing Control. My expertise is showing golfers of all abilities effective, efficient,…
Golf Tip And Playing Lesson For Simple Strategy This is just a quick on the spot video sharing some on course strategy for a simple dog leg hole. When you free your mind you can allow a more natural and…
Have you ever heard the golf analysts on TV or read in golf magazines that you need forward shaft lean as you strike the ball (i.e. Impact) with your irons? Have you noticed as you try to do this by…
Tom Watson reveals his swing secret, that maintaining good lower-body posture has many benefits. Transcript This lesson is going to introduce another secret. Remember in my original Lessons of the Lifetime, I talked about how important it was and the…
Swinging within the range of your flexibility will produce more consistent golf shots. When you swing back farther than your flexibility allows two major problems can occur. The first problem is standing up out of your posture. The second problem…
How to build a consistent golf swing. In this weeks Impact Show PGA Professionals Piers Ward and Andy Proudman show you the key things to work on when building a consistent golf swing. SUBSCRIBE to MeAndMyGolf to see more professional…
Dan Whittaker discusses the importance of the pivot action of the body being more consistent in squaring the club than the stall and flip method using the hands and arms to squre the club.