Darrens Swing May 2010

Darren you have a great feel for timing, but your timing is set to slightly mis-aligned gears and levers. Such can be easily corrected: You will be familiar with a bicycle's big cog at the front and small cog at the rear. A golfer's body has a similar set up when one considers the downswing. But the cogs are set up exactly opposite to a bicycle. Your big cog is at the rear (the body's RHS) and your small cog is at the front - your LHS. Your big cog / small cog ratio is 3:1. The RHS of one's body has to be moving 3 times faster than your LHS. So, one attacks the ball with one's RHS keeping one's LHS in check. One achieves this by concentrating on keeping one's weight on one's right foot for as long as possible during the downswing. If necessary swing with your left heel off the ground, only allowing it to be grounded during the follow through. Once you have corrected this the integrity of your wide swing arc will be held; the casting should end; and the revolving hips will stop revolving! Your length should also substantially increase. Good luck!

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also daz ure left elbow is sticking out early on ure follow through ,try n keep the arms together all the way to the top of ure forward swing or until the left elbow naturally breaks . im not a pro mate im just sayin what i can see to help you darren.

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all i can see m8 is an early wrist break on the back swing.wrist breaks near the top of the back swing me thinks pal.
ure accuracy will improve loads .

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