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| The Golf Swing Mechanics For Maximum Power |
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Written
by Administrator
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Golf Swing Mechanics
There isn't a golfer alive that doesn't want to be able to add distance
to their golf game. But what are the proper golf swing mechanics that
allow that to happen?
Power in your golf swing comes from the transfer of your weight from
the back to front, the acceleration of the the pivot and thrust into
the golf ball.
Here is an important point you don't want to miss: hitting the ball
further is not a matter of accelerating your arms through the 'hit'
zone. This will cause a lack of control and a loss of tempo.
If you use this golf swing mechanic, your golf swing will be out of
control in no time flat.
The ideal golf swing mechanic to achieve a power swing is to allow the
arms and hands to follow the natural initial thrust of the hips
(rotation) into the ball. Allow your hips to lead the arms
and hands naturally into the hit zone in one smooth movement.
The golf swing is initiated with the turn/thrust into the golf ball;
not with the arms/hands.
When you perfect this particular golf swing mechanic, you will have
achieved the ability to consisently hit the golf ball for
distance. And, if you insist on gaining distance from your
hands and arms, you'll never be able to consistenly take your golf game
to the next level.
Remember, the proper golf swing mechanic for consistent distance; it's
all in the hips. That is the base of power in any golf swing.
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