This month’s blog post attempts to attack one of the most common swing faults the novice to average golfer experiences. The failure to move your weight from the backside of your swing to the front side of your swing. The rotation of your core, in conjunction with...
https://youtu.be/Hc_0W8O-G0o As we enter into the holiday season, its time to make share what I am thankful for this Thanksgiving 2021. Each year, I reflect upon the 12 previous months and provide some thankful thoughts about what has truly been a thankful year. ...
Data from FlightScope and other data collection platforms show the most common ball flight among amateur golfers is a slice. I estimate almost 75% of my new clients ask me to help them fix their slice. Over the years, I've found 5 Simple Ways to Cure Your Slice. ...
Impact Position Working the "9 to 3 Shift" as You Practice A great Impact Position is a feeling to behold at all skill levels. It's the nirvana all golfers constantly search for. Yet, when a client comes to me in search of a great impact position, they'll inevitably...
Conservative Aggression Chances are you think of the term "conservative aggression" as a strategy you might use to invest in the stock market. Or a strategy you use at the health club when exercising.. You'll be conservative with your choices of stocks or exercise but...
Patience I remember as a child my parents, my grandparents, and my great grandparents telling me that "Patience is a Virtue." The statement and application of this sage wisdom related to my maturity at that time, or lack there of. As I have aged, this adage takes on...
Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks I often hear from clients, especially clients who perceive themselves as being "older," phrases such as "I can't do this," or "I'm not capable of that," or "that looks impossible."Â If you consider yourself an "Old Dog" who can't learn...
Your Golf Swing; Remember What it is Like To .......... How many times have you asked yourself "Why I am hitting the golf ball like that?" or "Why can't I play the way I used to play?"Â The answer to those and similar questions you ask about yourself and your golf...
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