by Ryan | Oct 28, 2020 | Arm structure, Center of Mass, Club Path, CoM, Down Swing, flipping, Trail Arm, Transition
Here’s a look at how the trail arm’s actions in the early downswing will show up post...
by Ryan | Jul 3, 2019 | Arm structure, Back Swing, Drills, Kinematic Sequence, Over The Top, Power, Sequencing
One of the easiest and most common ways to lose control of your sequencing and the golf swing is when the arms lose their connection with the torso. The Glove Drill can help!...
by Ryan | May 29, 2019 | Arm structure, Center of Mass, CoM, Down Swing, Efficiency, Kinematic Sequence, Over The Top, Sequencing, Slicer
The Pull Down is one of the most common swing flaws in the game that plagues golfers of all skill levels. It really comes down to the sequencing of the arms and the torso. Most people get into this habit by trying to get the hands ahead of the ball at...
by Ryan | Jan 24, 2019 | Arm structure, casting, Center of Mass, Club Face, Club Path, CoM, Down Swing, Efficiency, Lag, Net Force, Over The Top, Power, Speed, Swing Plane
Seems like a silly idea, but this is one of the most important topics in the golf swing that leads to efficient speed, power and...
by Ryan | Oct 17, 2018 | 3d Motion Capture, Arm structure, casting, Club Face, Club Path, flipping, Lag, loft, scooping, wrist angles
There are so many facets to what most people refer to as “hinging the wrists” that it becomes extremely easy to overdo good intentions. Before we dive further into the good and bad, let’s familiarize ourselves with some of the terms that describe...
