How Much Legs Should You Use To Power Your Swing?

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  1. DominicErba, 5 months ago

    Can never hear this enough. Thanks for the reminder Paul

    • Paul Wilson

      Paul Wilson, 5 months ago

      Dom,

      I need to keep telling it to everyone because a lot of people want to run before they can crawl.


  2. barrybower, 5 months ago

    Hi Paul Great drills, use to slice the ball ,now only draws and hooks , ball sometimes starts off 5 ,10 yards off target line before draw or hook starts, is this do to not enough lower body,or too much roll over of wrist.I do not get many pushes to right,will it help if i try to get more tilt behind the ball as i start downswing.the draw 5-20yards very playable,and consistant ,the occassional hooks annoying. best shots when grip pressure very light 1,2 through out swing, is there any problem with keeping it this light through out swing. ( it keeps my arms from taking over)


  3. DanSebena, 5 months ago

    Paul, the thing that helps me most to do your swing method is your tip that the club should feel heavy. When I feel the weight of the club, I tend to relax my arms. Thanks for your tips!

    • Paul Wilson

      Paul Wilson, 5 months ago

      Dan,

      That is a great thought. If the club feels heavy you cannot be using your arms. Now, you just have to keep this feeling.


  4. chadcarpenter, 5 months ago

    This tip is just what I needed to get back on track. Lower body going faster than I was ready for and club being left behind with shots mostly pushed to the right. Thanks!

    • Paul Wilson

      Paul Wilson, 5 months ago

      Chad,

      Seems this was a timely tip for a few golfers. Glad I posted it.


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