Further. Straighter. Higher.
Consistently.
A new video in the golf videos section (the Body’s Role in the Golf Swing) explains why it is not enough to simply look at club shaft plane or clubface position, not to require a golfer to shift weight or rotate the torso but not the hips. CAN the body actually place the club in […]
MGSS – have you GOT IT? Many people get into a slightly closed set-up and think they’ve GOT IT! NOT SO. There is much more to MGSS, and the RIGHT-SIDE-DOWN of the backswing is as – important as – or more important than – the SPINAL ROTATION of the set-up. Sometimes making all the same […]
Stack and Tilt – the good and the not-so-good – In Anatomy A fellow- LPGA Pro who knows of my interest and research in anatomy and golf-specific-biomechanics recently said, “You must see the Charlie Rose interview of the Stack and Tilt guys”. Also, I’d asked for and received some information from S&T because they are […]
I have this student who shall, from now on, be referred to only as Princess. So, the Princess has been to lots of top golfers, and whenever she hits even one bad shot, she cusses me out and says, “You’re either a scam artist or a genius”. I have been to three instructors so far […]
A golfer who plays every day since the past 40 years, has limited hip mobility and also recently had pain in his thigh. He was very flexible in his upper-body, however, made a really good MGS set-up ‘twist’, and was so much less over-the-top in just 15-20 shots which he hit, MGS style. See his […]
Received lots of emails asking ‘what was discussed at the 6th World Scientific Congress of Golf’? (For which read, “Anything that can make me a better golfer?”). That all depends on whether you want some mental or fitness tips to improve your golf game. Or whether you believe that your swing must be solid before […]
MGS at The The VI World Scientific Congress of Golf [Scottsdale AZ, 12-16 March 2012] If anyone is attending the World Scientific Congress of Golf, I’d be thrilled if you attended any or all of these 3 presentations: Symposium: Science Based Methods to Improve Golf Ball Flight (with Brian Manzella and 2 biomechanics professors) ON […]
Further. Straighter. Higher.
Consistently.