Rotational Angle In Your Backswing
By Paul Wilson at November 16, 2012 | 12:00 am | Print
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MikeGalbraith, 6 months ago
Great tip really appreciate your instruction. I am 65 years old now and have been dealing with an injury I got from pitching to much when I was playing little league baseball, going to receive a steel ball and medal plate in my right shoulder next month hoping this will help my execution a little so I’m not giving up it your not!
Thanks Again
Mike Galbraith
Paul Wilson, 6 months ago
Mike, Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it. Just be careful after you get your new shoulder. A lot of people are so excited to play golf again they don’t allow enough time to heal.
terrytempest, 6 months ago
Paul, I have already purchased your books & DVD’s. Missed you on reveloution golf, your tips have reduced my handicap by 6 shots already and increased my enjoyment of the game markedly. glad to have found you again
regards
Terry Tempest
Paul Wilson, 6 months ago
Terry, Thanks for joining. Unfortunately, there is no real way to let everyone know I am doing my own site. I just have to wait for them to find me like you did. Make sure you go back in the archives. I have done a ton of tips you need to catch up on.
jimmarlow, 6 months ago
Paul,
I have been with your golf system for about 6 months now (golf book, monthly subscription to your videos and one video golf lesson). It’s been an exciting process ( sometimes two steps forward and then one back); however these almost daily videos with you answering our questions make it feel like I have my golf coach with me through the process. Invaluable!
I am now to the point that the basic movements are starting to feel natural and Wow! My swing now feels so much better than the “old hit with my arms with tension” swing it’s unbelievable. I’m not working up a sweat anymore when practicing hitting full shots. I know there are several positions in my swing that I need to work on but I just love the overall feeling of a relaxed/fluid swing with proper lower body sequence. At 70+years of age that is important. I have arthritis in several parts of my body and without changing my swing to this new system, I would be winding down my participation in this great game.
I have a golfing getaway with a buddy planned in St George/Mesquite in 1 1/2 weeks and I can’t wait.
Thank you for renewing my passion for the game.
Paul Wilson, 6 months ago
Jim,
Glad you like the site and learning how to swing with powerless arms. It really is an easier way to swing.
Keep up the good work.
ReinerMack, 6 months ago
High Paul,
As Mike wrote above, we missed you and wondered why you didn’t show up at revolution golf any more. But than I realised that revolution golf is almost dominated by Mr. McLean and his bunch of instructors with less valuable information of which I am sure many don’t appreciate anymore.
So I am glad to find you under ignition golf again.
Keep going with your great way of instructions and breaking complex things down to manageable steps.
Thanks for being brave enough to start your own thing. It’s also good to see Bronson here as well.
All the best
Reiner
Paul Wilson, 6 months ago
Reiner,
Glad you found me too. Thanks for joining.
Hopefully, others will find me too. It is just going to take time seen as I can’t really post on their site telling everyone where I am.
The main reason I am not posting over there anymore is confusion. I want to make people better. I don’t want to be a part of the Golf Digest approach.
I don’t know how many more tips Bronson will do. He seemed to be too busy to send tips. I am just repeating old tips on Fridays now. There are do many important tips that I feel everyone should keep watching over and over again.
BryanRhoades, 6 months ago
Hey Paul…looks like all your old RG followers are slowly but surely finding their way to Ignition!! Stay diligent and keep up the good work….you have a very loyal base that appreciates what you have done and continue to do for us. Have a great Thanksgiving!!!
Paul Wilson, 6 months ago
Bryan,
Slowly but surely the great majority of people will find their way over here. Good to see it.
Have a great Thanksgiving too!
edseda, 6 months ago
I have had limited time for practice due to overtime at work. But, my practice sessions have been fairly fruitful. Occasionally I hit my short irons really high and short. I think its due to a shallow attack angle and not enough hip rotation. Am I right or wrong? Set me straight please.
Paul Wilson, 6 months ago
Ed,
Glad you are seeing improvement. Keep in mind that my technique takes busy lifestyles into consideration. You should be doing practice swings at home working on the feedback in each swing position. This way you can develop a great swing without hitting that many balls.
There are many reasons you hit the ball too high. You need to watch these 2 videos:
Easy Ways To Lower Trajectory: http://ignitiongolf.com/hit-lower-easy-ways
Lower Overall Trajectory: http://ignitiongolf.com/lower-trajectory
JohnBabb, 6 months ago
Paul -
I really appreciate this repeat since it is so inmportant to the tall golfer. When I bend over too much, it feels much more difficult to operate the lower body to power the golf swing.
Thanks again,
John
Paul Wilson, 6 months ago
John,
You are right tall golfers want to get low instead of using their height to their advantage. Stay tall. Coil and uncoil using the legs as the power source. Glad you like the feeling. Tall guys usually want to get low again.