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Maximizing Swing Speed with Control by jessica delia
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Maximizing Swing Speed with Control |
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The powerful swings launching drives well over 300 yards with ease and grace seem so effortless and smooth. In actuality it’s a violent display of force, torque and speed.
So what does the average player do when they want to hit the ball further? They swing harder and faster in an attempt to do just that. The problem is that the amateur golfer equates the desire to hit the ball further with swinging their arms harder. Unfortunately when swinging their arms harder tension is created.When tension is created, the hands and arms get tighter, causing them to slow down.The exact opposite of the desired affect is achieved.
Another thing that happens when wanting to swing harder is the backswing tends to get too long. The left arm will collapse when taken too far back, and when that happens in order to correct that collapse a player must cast the club to return it back to the proper position. But when that happens the discount ping g25 irons will invariably release too soon, expending too much energy much too soon and slowing the club down through impact.
So how does one create more distance while “swinging harder”? It starts with what may seem counter-intuitive to most. Think of a figure skater when performing a spin, when they want to spin faster they get tighter and more contained. When they want to slow down they put their arms out and they slow down. The same concept applies to the golf swing. Just as a figure skater uses their core and legs to generate speed and power, a golfer must use their core and legs to create energy.
Speed, power and ultimately distance starts in the legs and core muscles. The arms ideally should stay close to the body, while trailing behind the legs. By letting the legs and lower body generate the speed and power and letting the arms follow. The more relaxed and compact a player can keep their body while keeping their lower body moving quickly the better chance they have of keeping the discount ping g15 irons on plane, squaring it up at impact with increased club head speed. More info in http://www.golfonlineamerican.com/
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