Golf Instruction DVD

A good golf instruction DVD can be hard to locate if you don’t know what you are looking for.  The following paragraphs are an example of the type of effective training info that you will find in our DVD.

‘Back’ and ‘forth’ are apparent movements in the motion a body makes as it hits a golf ball. The overwhelming emphasis they get is overwhelmingly misleading. To keep from messing up the way you think, build your concept of how to hit a golf ball primarily on around and behind movements led by the torso.

“Swing” is a good description of what you ‘see’ as the arms and golf club go through their motions. But you can’t let that ‘seeing’ cause you to ‘believe’ that the legs and torso make a similar rhythmical move. ‘Swing’ is grossly misleading if used as an instructional descriptor of the motion, or the feeling of the motion, of the all-important legs and torso.

I’ve tried to keep this book succinct, to focus on revealing moves and positions. Swail is mostly observation and description. Its three how-to’s have been remarkably successful for the students who have tried them.

Maybe golf instructors who read Swail will have increased knowledge which they can mull in order to dream up new instruction.

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