Golf for beginners simple techniques to sync arms and body

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Golf for Beginners: Simple Techniques to Sync Arms and Body When you first begin to play the game of golf, you might find yourself having a difficult time hitting your ball properly. Hitting the ball just right so that it soars in the air and down the fairway or onto the putting green takes concentration, precision, and most importantly a fluent swing keeps your arms and body in sync. Watch the professionals, you will see that when they swing, it looks as if their club is part of their body, a third arm that moves in unison with their body for a beautiful and graceful swing that sends their ball perfectly down the course. If you area beginner in the sport, you must be having several beginners golf swing. You should use proper golf swing training aids to learn how to improve your golf swing. Once you get accustomed with the use these training aids, you should be swinging like a pro in no time. Golf training aids: #1 ÿ Keep your hands grip on the golf club handle soft or “loose” but not so loose that you lose your club completely when you swing ÿ Move your club head forward to your ball and starting location ÿ When you lift for your backswing. allow your club’s head to fall so that it can gather its momentum on your backswing ÿ By doing this, your arms, hands and torso work together and give you an in-sync golf swing Golf training aids: #2 ÿ When setting up make sure to use a good angle with your club using the handle down to the ball’s location ÿ An axis of a good swing requires you to have a good angle with your club ÿ Have your left shoulder point down to the ground so that your club stays close to your body and wraps around you ÿ Keep your arms straight before and after the backswing ÿ Have your left or right arm (depending on what your other dominant hand) to come across your chest ÿ Having your arm come across your chest will keep your club out of the desired flow on your swing Golf Training aids: #3 ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ

Make sure that both your hands are on the handle of the club Have your less dominant hand on top of the dominant one Use your strength or force with the less dominant hand Have the plane of your left forearm in sync with the place of your shoulders


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