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The Myth of Golf Swing

GolfBargainOffers.com / 04/01

I saw so many different approaches to teaching courses that some things come full circle. For each teacher, keep your head down, he said, said another time. Applies to all professionals who told his students, their hands outstretched left, I heard other closed (including me) argue it is better to let your arms bend naturally on top of your swing. Contradictions are everywhere, especially for golf courses.

The question is who should listen? Who is right and who is not? Well, I'm here by the side of what I believe is the most common myths swing, many of which explain wrongly, for decades the instructors golf to teach two amateurs.

I'm willing to bet you have lots of them, so I thought that this is not just a myth, but to hear the update. Read and be prepared to eliminate the myths swing your golf clubs and get your game on track.

Who has not heard of it? Keep your head down at some point during the golf swing is the last to do so. With your head down (see photo left), to eliminate the ability of turning over your body. Hindered rotation in, my hands flippy will shift my weight, not too little, too late or not at all, as well as an opportunity to evaluate the impact of noise will be significantly reduced.

Apart from the damage my ability to hit solid shots, keep your head down to hurt physically. There is an enormous amount of pressure on the neck.

It is the right way to do it. Read more to see my face with my hat (golf accesories)? My head is in place, and my neck is in line with the rest of my spine. This allows me to turn my head without its own way. Additionally, through my head (and my eyes on the golf balls, of course), I will keep my spine angle more than I hide my head is not moving. Look at the difference in rotation of the body, extending the arm and the transfer of weight. All the three factors  keep your head out of the way immediately.

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