Further. Straighter. Higher.
Consistently.
Iconic basketball player-turned golf enthusiast whose swing is a great source of entertainment to many A golf student once said, “If the Minimalist Golf Swing is truly as great as you claim, it should surely help Charles Barkley’s swing where many, including Hank Haney in the Hank Haney Project, have tried and failed”. Hank Haney, […]
Ian Woosnam, famous Welsh golfer in Birmingham, Alabama, May 2014. It is always amazing to hear the coaches, biomechanics researchers and even the surgeons and physiotherapists tell less talented golfers that they should swing like elite golfers or professionals, in order to have more swing-efficiency and less injury. If anyone could have seen Ian Woosnam […]
The Champions Tour heads to Jack Nicklaus designed Shoal Creek in Birmingham Alabama, May 14-18, 2014 The next few days will feature the swings of some of the most famous ‘golden oldies’, with a brief commentary on each of them – from an anatomical perspective. The first one is of evergreen Nick Price.
Birmingham, Alabama, the golf swing and the baseball pitch What could Birmingham Alabama, the golf swing and the baseball pitch have in common? (Besides yours truly being here temporarily, studying the biomechanics of baseball pitching, that is!) The golf swing and the baseball pitch have a great deal in common. In fact the only non-common […]
Anatomy of the Golf Swing Blog-post No. 4 Anatomy of the Golf Swing – The Shoulder Girdle (esp. Scapula) [All descriptions are for a right-handed golfer]. The Shoulder Girdle, and, for that […]
Anatomy of the Golf Swing Blog-post No. 3 The Trunk/Torso [All descriptions are for a right-handed golfer]. The trunk or torso refers to the entire body except for the head/neck, the arms and the […]
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Anatomy of the Golf Swing Blog-post No. 1 THIS SERIES OF POSTS ON THE ANATOMY OF THE GOLF SWING IS DEDICATED TO […]
One more swing to analyze. Another well-known Indian golfer who has had many victories over the last couple of decades. See Gaurav Ghei’s swing and rate its efficiency, as an exercise in understanding what makes a golf swing more- or less- prone to inefficiency and, thus, simultaneously to injury. Click on this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5lRw-nZl7U
The 50th Hero Indian Open and the swings of the famous golfers who participated in it This event is one of the major’s of the now very busy and heavy-weight Professional Golf Tour of India. The 50th anniversary saw every leading Indian player participate (except Jeev Milkha Singh). […]
Further. Straighter. Higher.
Consistently.