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RRY16 said:
From the looks of your music taste you gotta be pushing 60, you might want to quit wasting so much time and energy on power and distance. Another thing, your trading has gone poorly, probably due to your TDS.
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RRY16 said:
From the looks of your music taste you gotta be pushing 60, you might want to quit wasting so much time and energy on power and distance. Another thing, your trading has gone in the crapper, probably due to your TDS.
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B1S2 is as full of **** about his golf game as he is about his trading. RRY16 and Dest know the score. Van Zandt seems a bit confused.
 
I've altered my leg position and spine tilt somewhat and am now able to get my body into my swing even more. I went to the range yesterday and all of my driver swings were 102 mph and above. Several were 110 and 111. In addition, they were very straight. ---I am pleased. Headed out for 18 shortly.
 
Another good swing speed session today and I'll be heading out for 18 in a few minutes. What was good about today was consistency and having all the speeds run between 104 and 110 MPH after the initial 4 swing warmup. My typical first warmup swing now is 89 where it was around 79-80 MPH this time last year. I have lengthened my arm arc some by keeping my trail arm tighter to the lead arm and I have noticed that that helps with inside out path on the driver and I believe this will reduce slice/fade.
 
This the proper sequence for the golf swing. The biggest difference between professional golfers and amateurs is the amount of shoulder turn on both the back-swing and the follow-through. In addition, the trail leg must rotate slightly around on the back-swing with the knee slightly bent. Most amateurs will either plant the trail leg and lock the knee, or move the leg and hips straight back away from the target. Notice also how close the arms are kept together throughout.
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You missed the part where Dustin Johnson is 6'4, long limbed and in peak physical condition. Most amateurs lack the coordination AND the physical strength to get into those positions and/or maintain them throughout the swing.
 
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More am's should look at this all-time great and his impact position. Even after the lightning strike, nobody squared it better. Plus, more am's are going to physically resemble Trevino as opposed to D.J. (D.J. is extremely laid-off at the top, you can't teach that freakish physical ability. See Bubba as well).
 
Buy1Sell2 said:
This the proper sequence for the golf swing. The biggest difference between professional golfers and amateurs is the amount of shoulder turn on both the back-swing and the follow-through. In addition, the trail leg must rotate slightly around on the back-swing with the knee slightly bent. Most amateurs will either plant the trail leg and lock the knee, or move the leg and hips straight back away from the target. Notice also how close the arms are kept together throughout.
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And now , here is the impact and follow through sequence of the swing. You'll notice how no matter what body type one has, this is the same sequence that all pros use.
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