Have you been battling a swing fault for a long time?
Have you ever had a lesson where you were told to do something that no matter how hard you tried, you just couldn’t do it?
How can you make a swing change before you know what your body is capable of?
Every time we encounter a new student, or! if we haven’t seen someone in a long time, we run the player through the TPI Body Screens to find out what is really going on with their body. Logan Scott is the Lead Instructor here at the Kennedy Academy and he’s been battling a miss to the right for some time. It has mad it extremely difficult to compete at the high level Logan is capable of while having this miss pop up at any given moment… once it does, Logan is forced to play in fear of the right miss for the rest of the round. Does this sound familiar?
We took a long look at Logan’s swing and cross referenced what we know with his TPI Body Screen results… the item that stood out is his limitation in rotation his right forearm from right to left. This is a necessary motion for closing the club face in the downswing, therefore, when we see Logan battling this miss to the right(club face open) it causes a big red flag to go up!
To accommodate this limitation in his forearm rotation, we strengthened his grip which has made closing the club face much easier for Logan. He is now able to play without the fear of blowing the ball right into the junk!
If you or someone you know has been struggling with a bad miss for awhile, please encourage them to see a TPI Certified Professional to find out the real reason why!
Have you ever had a lesson where you were told to do something that no matter how hard you tried, you just couldn’t do it?
How can you make a swing change before you know what your body is capable of?
Every time we encounter a new student, or! if we haven’t seen someone in a long time, we run the player through the TPI Body Screens to find out what is really going on with their body. Logan Scott is the Lead Instructor here at the Kennedy Academy and he’s been battling a miss to the right for some time. It has mad it extremely difficult to compete at the high level Logan is capable of while having this miss pop up at any given moment… once it does, Logan is forced to play in fear of the right miss for the rest of the round. Does this sound familiar?
We took a long look at Logan’s swing and cross referenced what we know with his TPI Body Screen results… the item that stood out is his limitation in rotation his right forearm from right to left. This is a necessary motion for closing the club face in the downswing, therefore, when we see Logan battling this miss to the right(club face open) it causes a big red flag to go up!
To accommodate this limitation in his forearm rotation, we strengthened his grip which has made closing the club face much easier for Logan. He is now able to play without the fear of blowing the ball right into the junk!
If you or someone you know has been struggling with a bad miss for awhile, please encourage them to see a TPI Certified Professional to find out the real reason why!