Paul, I have always had trouble getting the back swing in the right position.
I will try this & see if it works for me. Seems like it should.
I have trouble hitting driver when not in a flatter back swing. I hit the ground first.
Hope this helps get the back swing right for a change.
Drop kicking the driver is indicating you are attacking too much from the inside. This would mean you are purposely trying to swing from the inside, you are too flat or sliding. Watch this tip too:
Easy to acheive ,provided The wrists are really loose .
Should be complemented by the symetrical position of ” Touch the back of YOUR head with THE shaft ” at the finish.
What a fantastic tip! When I first started playing years ago, I did that but lost the feeling and concept when I took lessons and watched instructional videos that fine-tuned the shoulder and body movements in the back swing but did not emphasize the importance of having very loose wrists to keep the arms tension-free.
Yes, you need to keep the arms and wrist loose … very loose. The looser something is, the faster it swings. Plus, this will never hurt your body and you can achieve great distance long into the future. You don’t have to be strong to be loose. So keep working on loosening up. It will pay off big time in the future.
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8 Responses to “Test Series – Can You Touch Your Neck?”
April 20, 2015
LouisBondPaul, I have always had trouble getting the back swing in the right position.
I will try this & see if it works for me. Seems like it should.
I have trouble hitting driver when not in a flatter back swing. I hit the ground first.
Hope this helps get the back swing right for a change.
Louis
April 21, 2015
Paul WilsonLouis,
Drop kicking the driver is indicating you are attacking too much from the inside. This would mean you are purposely trying to swing from the inside, you are too flat or sliding. Watch this tip too:
Drop Kick: https://ignitiongolf.com/cure-drop-kick
April 21, 2015
RaymondCHASTELEasy to acheive ,provided The wrists are really loose .
Should be complemented by the symetrical position of ” Touch the back of YOUR head with THE shaft ” at the finish.
April 21, 2015
Paul WilsonRaymond,
One test at a time.
April 21, 2015
PeterEspositoPaul,
What a fantastic tip! When I first started playing years ago, I did that but lost the feeling and concept when I took lessons and watched instructional videos that fine-tuned the shoulder and body movements in the back swing but did not emphasize the importance of having very loose wrists to keep the arms tension-free.
Peter
April 21, 2015
Paul WilsonPeter,
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
Yes, you need to keep the arms and wrist loose … very loose. The looser something is, the faster it swings. Plus, this will never hurt your body and you can achieve great distance long into the future. You don’t have to be strong to be loose. So keep working on loosening up. It will pay off big time in the future.
October 24, 2019
KenHayesDo you need a loose grip to achieve loose wrists?
November 2, 2019
Paul WilsonKen,
No. Watch:
Secure Grip Loose Wrists: https://ignitiongolf.com/secure-grip-loose-wrists/