Because I am a golf coach, many people come to me to enhance their game. They’re often surprised when I tell them that I start with short shots and use the sand wedge to teach the basics.
A fundamentally sound swing is crucial for a strong golf swing. The body must train all the controls that direct the club’s face and movement of its heads to slow down the speed of the club. So that we swing hard, all controlling factors of the swing have been practiced and programmed.
The release actions I teach don’t correspond to what players are used to learning. I have found that practicing the shorter game shots and using the parts to control the larger swings makes it easier for me to help my students. It is easier to master these actions if they are taught slowly and done with precision.
You can better see how this would work. First, you’d learn the piece. Later on the pattern was installed into the memory bank. Only then would it be possible to complete the task at high speed.
You can read the ezine article on my down under and top release to understand how this program should be integrated into your swing.