My aim with this lesson is to give you a Professional's insight into the importance of building a controlled and balanced 'Address & Posture Position' by using a simple and disciplined 'Routine', that will create a foundation of Angles & Lines for your 'Body Movements' and 'Hand & Arm Swing' to rotate round.
To help assist you with your positioning I have listed some useful 'Tips' within my '5 STEP Lesson Routine' to improve your 'Address & Posture Position' and for ease of instruction I have used 7 iron throughout this instruction to keep my points clear and simple!
Your Address & Posture Positioning will change when using different clubs in your set so its important to Address the ball correctly to suit the club and the shot you have chosen to play. This will encourage your 'Golf Swing' to move freely and consistently well round Angle & Lines that have been created in your Address & Posture Position. Within my Lessons I will talk about the importance of creating and repeating a disciplined and structured routine with every shot you play. Please remember that every shot in golf has some sort of Address & Posture Position so pay great care and attention to your positioning.
Your 'Golf Swing' will always be under strain and travelling on an un-natural 'Swing Plane' & 'Swing Path' if positions in your 'Address and Posture' are at fault. Using a square and balanced Position to suit the club and shot you are playing will ensure you create a foundation of ‘Angles & Lines’ for your 'Golf Swing' to rotate freely round!
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Price : FREE
The most common 'fault' I see when giving a golf lesson is a player using poor 'Club Alignment'. Aligning your Clubhead correctly is the first and most important part of your Address & Posture Routine as it creates a starting position for you to build your Address Position round so learning how to align your Clubhead correctly is a crucial part of improve your golf game!
Within this lesson I will give you simple and effective advice on how to firstly identify your 'Target Line' then how to position your Clubhead squarely and correctly on to your line!
Price : FREE
Using a square and balanced 'Grip Position' is essential for you to be able to create 'Feel' in your Hand & Arm Swing to be able to control your golf club throughout your Golf Swing.
Within this lesson I will explain how to position both hands correctly and squarely on to your golf club then I will explain how both hands should 'Feel' balanced and relaxed while holding the club to enable your Hands to control the Golf Club.
Price : FREE
Your 'Stance Position' is an essential part of your Address Position as it should give stability and balance for your 'Body Movements' and 'Hand & Arm Swing' to perform from. With this lesson I will explain how to create a square and balanced Stance Position by positioning your feet and body weight correctly to the ball.
Price : FREE
Positioning your golf ball correctly in to your stance is a very important element of your Address Position as it affects the quality of the ball's strike, flight and trajectory.
In this lesson I will explain how to position your ball correctly in your stance and I will also explain the difference between two ball positioning methods that are commonly used today.
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Your 'Posture Position' needs to create a foundation of 'Angles & Lines' for your 'Body Movement' & 'Hand & Arm Swing to roate around. In this lesson I will talk about the importance of creating and checking your 'Spine Angle' and 'Body Line' within your Posture Positioning. Controlling your Spine Angle is critical to your Golf Swing as it acts like an axle in a wheel.
If the axle remains in a central position then the wheel will rotate efficiently but if the axle moves away from its central position the wheel becomes buckled and your Golf Swing works in the same way.