POST IMPACT

Put your hand up if you hate flipping the club through impact.... It is really the cause of not utilizing the 4:30 entry path well and having to use a stand up release. Watch here to learn more

Several years ago I showed a video on YouTube of the idea of breaking the 5th brick way out ahead of the ball to help create better impact and better shots. Listen in as Moe Norman talks and demonstrates the same idea. Learn from the best.....

My first video answering one of our members questions- What is the pivot?

When we look at the photograph here of Greg Norman the direction his feet turn and move is obvious. But there is another great thing to be learned from this sequence. Read on to learn.

Here is Paul Azinger distinctly discussing what made him a player. It's all about my drill 3- pay attention and watch where he says you can create speed only once in the swing. For more info on this subject check out the "Post Impact" section of this site.

If golf is a game of feel- we are going to feel the club through our hands- our connection to the club- more than any other region of the body. Here's a video explaining why keeping this feel right to the end of the swing can help you hit better shots more often.

Russell Knox is the defending champion at this weeks Irish Open on the European Tour. On Wednesday he was interviewed on the driving range to discuss some of his key swing thoughts from our work together. This is a great example of the concept of Drill 3 and keeping acceleration beyond impact for more control.

Preserving wristcock through impact is the number one factor to keeping the clubface square to the target line. Doing this consistently well is based around Drill 1- the 430 late hit and Drill 3- the pivot taking over. Learn more here in this video

We often hear the term "the pivot" in golf talk. What exactly is it and when does it happen? Watch this video to find out.