See The Good In A Push or Push Fade

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Paul Wilson is the creator of Swing Machine Golf and founder of Ignition Golf. Paul's golf swing technique is based on the Iron Byron swing machine. YouTube Channels: Paul Wilson Golf and Ignition Golf Tips. Please Join me on Google+

6 Responses to “See The Good In A Push or Push Fade”

  1. February 14, 2017

    johnhoyle

    Greetings Coach: I think all of your tips are very instructional but these two, for me, are two of your best.No reply needed I just wanted to comment. Still out here watching and learning. Thanks

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      February 17, 2017

      Paul Wilson

      John,

      Glad you liked them. So many people keep dwelling on the negative when really, you need to see the positive. If so, you will know you are getting close.

  2. July 26, 2017

    KaiIwersen

    Hi Paul,
    i have a little problem with the arme whem i aktivate my legs to turn. I saw it in a Video (frontview), my arms hanging to much back an there is a big gab between my body an the right elbow in the first half of my downswing. At Impact i have no forward shaftleaning. My main Problem was casting, befor I dit your advice with the lower body first! I dont know what i´m doing wrong, maybe my arms are too tight that they delayed too much?
    Thanks Kai

  3. Paul,

    As a player who formerly tried to power the swing with my upper body, the greatest benefit I have received from your teachings is learning to instead power my swing with my lower body. This involves a focus on driving my lower body to start the downswing and to create separation. I have noticed that in doing so, I tend to push my shorter clubs.

    Do I need to slow down my lower body as clubs get shorter? I assume this pushing occurs because I have less time to roll over my wrists (squaring the club face) due to the shorter shafts?

    Thanks,
    Mike Barrett
    Pasco WA

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