Will Using The Single Plane Swing Improve Your Golf Swing?
August 4, 2010 by Parshooters · 7 Comments
The golf swing is the most over analyzed athletic motion in all of sports. Millions of dollars every year is spent developing new technologies in an attempt to improve your golf swing deficiencies. For years, information on the single plane swing has been scarcely available to the general public’s knowledge. If you’ve been playing golf long enough, you’ve realized that there is something missing in your own golf swing. Some days it’s good, but most days it’s really bad. You go from one swing tip to the next, but nothing ever works for more than a couple of golf rounds.
With the single plane you don’t just use your arms and shoulders in regards to using the same swing plane. It’s a golf swing where the mind and body work together on the same swing plane. It’s the easiest golf swing to memorize. It not only will fix any bad swing faults you might have, but you’ll find that you have more accuracy and control over any golf shot you ever wanted to master. It’s also a proven fact that using this swing by older golfers, there is a lot less pulled muscles and strains. Senior golfers can now enjoy playing a lot longer into their twilight years.
It’s not a secret that with age comes a decline in physical capabilities especially in your golf flexibility. The biggest and most noticeable changes is in the backswing. This can rob you of massive yards off the tee, and the golf swing flaws will occur due to lack of flexibility in your hips. The end results caused by bad swing flaws is hooking or slicing of the golf ball. For most golfers this will happen to all of us during a golf round where we have no idea what happened or where the bad swing flaw started? Swinging from over the top is a downswing movement with the upper body getting way ahead of the lower body. During my last two golf rounds this smothering of tee shots has happened too me as well, because physically I’ve not been working on my conditioning and strengthening workout programs.
Are You Aware That You Need To Change Your Golf Swing Mechanics As You Get Older?
May 28, 2010 by Parshooters · 5 Comments
The hot weather has hit our area in New York, and yesterday I found myself having trouble hitting a quality golf shot from about the 14′th hole on. At one point I started feeling light headed, and in need of water. What should you carry in your golf bag to help compensate for the heat? You should carry a bottle of water, a light sandwich, peanut butter crackers or candy bar. Anything that can give you a quick burst of sugar energy. You should stay away from drinking beer or any type of alcohol, because this will dehydrate you faster.
For the first ten holes, I was hitting solid golf shots and my golf swing mechanics was where they should be. However, as the golf round continued on, I noticed there was a loss of power in my golf swing. Which meant the golf course started playing longer, and my golf scores were getting worse by at least a stroke or two per hole. So, what causes this to happen?
Golf is a mindset game vs. being physical. Your golfing mind needs to be sharpened periodically. It’s very easy to lose focus when your golfing round isn’t going the way you believe it should. That’s why you start feeling drained mentally, because your self-confidence is shakened. At the end of 18 holes, you feel like you just played 36 holes instead. That’s how I felt yesterday.