This is a great video! I do exactly what you say — i slide, which keeps my weight back, and i hit massive pushes/push fades or a duck hook. I am working hard on turning rather than shifting. When i do it helps a lot. It’s a bit harder on my back, but it’s clearly the right thing to do. thanks!
Now hearing this reply this is what is killing your back. A slide adds too much sideways compression and it is touch to get to the vertical position overtop of the lead leg. So you need to be working on this asap.
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2 Responses to “Why I Do Not Teach a Bump or Shift”
July 9, 2018
EricSchurrThis is a great video! I do exactly what you say — i slide, which keeps my weight back, and i hit massive pushes/push fades or a duck hook. I am working hard on turning rather than shifting. When i do it helps a lot. It’s a bit harder on my back, but it’s clearly the right thing to do. thanks!
July 9, 2018
Paul WilsonEric,
Now hearing this reply this is what is killing your back. A slide adds too much sideways compression and it is touch to get to the vertical position overtop of the lead leg. So you need to be working on this asap.
Slide: https://ignitiongolf.com/cure-slide/
You Better Check This Especially If You Slide: https://ignitiongolf.com/slide-turn-foot-out/
Easy Way To Cure A Slide: https://ignitiongolf.com/easy-way-cure-slide/