Golf Swing - Do You Chop Wood - Perhaps You Should If You Know How Part 2 скачать в хорошем качестве

Golf Swing - Do You Chop Wood - Perhaps You Should If You Know How Part 2

Firm body posture and controlled body turns are needed to swing the axe. More below about precise golf swing movements. DONATIONS The golf training on this Youtube Channel is given freely with no charge. However, I provide some ways for you to donate whatever amount in appreciation if you feel you have learned some new golf skills. I will not be offended with little or no donation amounts. The links below are for the Youtube Channel of glenzgolfvi only. Buy Me a Coffee - https://buymeacoffee.com/glenzgolfvi Paypal - https://paypal.me/glenzgolfvi My name is Glen A. Osborne Living at 302-233 Dogwood Drive in Ladysmith, British Columbia Canada V9G 1T1 During the next clip notice the top of the target wood is closer to my takeaway knee. The bottom of the target wood is closer to my follow through foot. I want maximum power to arrive at the top of the wood. Momentum will take the axe down to the bottom. I am trying to hold as close to my setup body alignments for accuracy by being firm. Even though I am almost rigid in my body I tell my turning muscle to do the turn action. The turn occurs accurately with NO unwanted moves. As I start my downward swing body turn, the weight of my arms and axe cause them to delay. The delay occurs with a flex or stretch of muscles and tendons at my shoulders and wrists as I try to hold the original alignments of my arms, hands, and axe as they were at address. My stretched muscles and tendons "snap" back to alignment just as contact of the wood is made by the axe head. Axe head "speed" has been reached just as the axe enters the wood. Momentum takes the axe to the bottom of the wood. A firm body gives accuracy