Nils made good use of his lateral and vertical force, but his rotations were working against him… Once we use the GRFi tools to assist him in becoming aware of how his body could function using the ground, we saw…
When Warren made a throwing motion with the golf club – it revealed everything we needed to know about what his body wanted to do in order to perform a ballistic action – all we had to do then was…
ZEN Coach Danny explains to Jamie that the fashion in which he is delivering the golf club is high spin and likely to lose him a lot of distance, especially in windy conditions. As always, a huge thanks to Jamie…
ZEN Coach Danny Burzstyn offers David a new concept to play around with that doesn’t orient around playing for a perfectly straight golf shot and reducing margin for error. At the same time a better recognition for how the momentum…
The more release patterns we are able to recognise then the more variability we have at our disposal for our golf shots and the more repeatable our golf swing becomes as we’re better able to recognise where we are in…
The rotations in the golf swing that the club itself make and how our body moves to either inhibit or exhibit these rotations are important to become aware of. Here we have a couple of exercises to help you gain…
If you’re struggling with distance in your game or just know that you’re capable of getting more out of your shots then it could be the vertical element of your golf swing which is holding you back. Here are a…
Myself and team ZEN Golf Mechanics are back out in Portugal, and today will be showing you what your golf swing is missing; force vectors! This applies to your driver and irons – name a golf club and you know…
In order to accelerate, you need to be able to stop. If you put Ford Fiesta brakes on a Ferrari, you’d have all this acceleration and speed you wouldn’t be able to use (without crashing anyway)! So here’s a couple…
Whether we like it or not the golf swing has an automaticity to it that we just cannot control… Consciously that is anyway! But we can guide the way and affect change in our learning (or training/practice) by doing things…