Good drill video. Enjoyed seeing your office setting.
I love the engine analogy. In my case, I was always too fast. Thus, I needed to slow down to give the engine enough time to get started. What a difference it made, and soooo much easier!
Going to do a ton more tips here. I have been wanting to shoot tips like that for a long time. Finally got around to it because it’s freezing cold here right now. Stay tuned.
6 Responses to “Student Drills – Lock And Then Touch”
November 26, 2019
MichaelBarrettPaul,
Good drill video. Enjoyed seeing your office setting.
I love the engine analogy. In my case, I was always too fast. Thus, I needed to slow down to give the engine enough time to get started. What a difference it made, and soooo much easier!
You’re the best! Happy Thanksgiving.
Mike
November 29, 2019
Paul WilsonHappy Thanksgiving too.
Going to do a ton more tips here. I have been wanting to shoot tips like that for a long time. Finally got around to it because it’s freezing cold here right now. Stay tuned.
November 27, 2019
DonReynoldsGreat explanation!!! ⛳️⛳️⛳️
November 29, 2019
Paul WilsonDon,
Thanks. Even a 75 year old can do it exactly right. This is why age for me means nothing. Anyone can do this.
November 29, 2019
KenHayesIs your lead leg locked(straightened) before contact, at contact,or after contact?
November 29, 2019
Paul WilsonKen,
Here you go:
Left Leg Impact: https://ignitiongolf.com/leg-position-impact/
Lock the Lead Leg at Three Quarters Through: https://ignitiongolf.com/lock-lead-leg/