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narragansettharco 1 year ago
I'm going to try and hit 1/4 of my range balls like this and see what it does
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NickolasDarling 2 years ago
Great Tip! How often should you practice this? How many reps?
bunchies420 3 years ago
Once a week would help your game a great deal. More often would be better. As far as reps, they key is maintaining control. Don't get sloppy. Once you start to lose form and control, you're tired enough to be done.
AGameGolf 3 years ago
thanks a lot!
bunchies420 2 years ago
The neighbor's might think I'm retarted if they see me doing this, but I know it's a good training exercise. Thanks!
Clearly69 3 years ago
Me parece un excelente video para lograr más distancia y exactitud. Tengo media hora de estar buscando y solamente este video me ha servido. Gracias.
krystyan21 3 years ago
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this iz stupid
jamhog 4 years ago
Ignore this brainchild that can't even spell a 2 letter word "is" and wouldn't know what a golf club looked like if he stepped on it.
kipnut 4 years ago
Good vid. My college golf coach encouraged us to do these exercises to improve strength and tempo.
kipnut 4 years ago
very valuable infomation that you would pay for - great
fsl001 4 years ago 4
The heavy swing trainer clubs are also great to help you learn to swing on plane.
rabirjh 4 years ago
That's great balance but is it really necessary to practice on one leg?
kipnut 4 years ago
No it's not necessary. The point I'm trying to make is that you feel what it feels like to twist/turn the lower body. Too many people try to generate more club head speed by moving their body (lateralizing) toward the target. While a "slight" lateral movement is necessary on the downswing, turning the lower body is critical to allow everything else to fall into place before impact with the golf ball.
AGameGolf 4 years ago
It's looks like David Feherty's interpretation of the Irish jig... lol
rastabean 4 years ago