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Written
by Web Master
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Saturday, 12 June 2004 |
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Practice Guidelines for the Perfect Golf Swing |
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Written
by Administrator
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The Perfect Golf Swing
Here’s a general outline
to use for the perfect golf swing:
1) Before you head out of practice, decide what you’re going to work on
in that particular session. Give yourself ten minutes to
quietly picture the result you want. It’s your imagination,
so make everything perfect. This ten minutes is important,
because it allows you to create your golf swing, and not just make it
something that happens to you. Make sense?
2) Begin your practice sessions slowly. Begin with
your short game and work your way up. Start off with the
simple stuff before moving on to the stuff that gives you problems.
3) Make sure you set up a target area for your practice
sessions. Do not ever swing your golf club
randomly. Define a purpose and execute it.
4) When setting up a target, focus all your attention on the smallest
portion of that target: a corner, a small dot, anything. This
pushes the mind to focus and blocks out all the extraneous crap.
5) Don’t ever over exert yourself. You know your
body. You know when fatigue is setting in and the time as
come to call it a day. If you stay out and practice beyond
the point of fatigue, you’re allowing a lot of bad habits to enter.
I realize this outline is general; it was intended to be. The
perfect golf swing isn’t something that can be explained in a few
hundred words. If you’ll stuff all the golf swing
machinations you know (and trust) into this simple outline, you should
benefit and be well on your way to finding the golf swing that is
perfect for you.
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