Martin Chuck did this video for Revolution Golf that teaches some conventional swing method, that specialize in the usage of your fingers and fingers greater. It's approximately five-and-a-half mins long however it's an amazing watch -- particularly if you conflict to apply your legs due to age or flexibility.
The key points from this video are very simple.
- Narrow your stance so it's easier to turn your shoulders.
- Bend your trailing elbow on the backswing and don't straighten it until after the ball is gone.
Don't make the mistake of thinking you do not use your legs. YOU DO. It's just which you don't force your legs with the idea of dragging your arms via effect -- that is what he manner when he talks approximately "pivot-driven hands." In that technique, the lower body creates a hitting motion.
With the "hand-driven pivot" he's speakme approximately, your decrease body without a doubt does move and upload momentum to your swing. But in this technique of swinging your decrease body doesn't start the downswing as violently. Rather, the decrease frame action supports the swinging motion at the same time as your arms and arms create the swing.
In each cases, the lower body initiates the swing. That's simple physics. But in the "hand-driven pivot" the arms are consciously used to create velocity, at the same time as "pivot-pushed arms" experience as if they're simply responding to the leg movement.
For a lot of you, this technique will make it less difficult to square up the clubface at impact. In reality, this approach feels a whole lot closer to a pitching motion, the way John Smoltz described it in my Sunday publish.
Personally, I think that is the greater natural way to swing and, once you get used to the rhythm of the swing, I suppose you'll locate it an awful lot less complicated to copy consistently. But even if you do not undertake it as your everyday swing, doing a little range work with it as a drill have to help your swing become smoother and extra rhythmic.
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