How To Flatten Your Swing Plane
By Paul Wilson at October 7, 2011 | 9:40 pm |
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MichaelHinchcliffe, 3 months ago
Hi Paul, thank you for the tip. My question is: how come on the backswing we don’t use the same swing plane as that of the downswing? It seems more straight-forward as there won’t be any need for ‘flattening’ and it should pre-stretch the relevant muscles. Thank you.
Paul Wilson, 3 months ago
Michael,
No golf swing can be made on a perfect one plane. This is due to the angle between the shaft and the left wrist. Because of this angle the club must go up in the backswing. It then flatten due to the rotation of the body and no manipulating the mass (club)(powerless arms).
Also, you don’t hit the ball going back anyway so who cares if it’s on plane going back?
Watch:
Flatten Plane 1: http://ignitiongolf.com/downswing-flatten-plane
Flatten Plane 2: http://ignitiongolf.com/downswing-flatten-plane-2