|

By Rick Semple
This book gave me some fresh, new insight into improving balance that made so much
sense and is quite practical and do-able.
- R. Wallace, recreational golfer, Kerrville, TX
This book spoke to me like a real-life golf lesson and was just what I needed to
hear. The rotation drill is really great.
Thanks! - B. Keating, recreational golfer, Alexandria, VA
When it comes to your golf swing, do you have habitual "trying tendencies" to help
your balance, power, and tempo such as:
- Continually trying new swing methods
- Trying to manually "time" your weight shift together with the action of swinging
the club
- Trying to move your upper body more aggressively in order to swing "harder" or "better"
- Trying to use more physical exertion to hit farther
- Trying to make big, long backswings in search of power
- Continually trying to stay balanced
- Trying to "help" the swing with your body motion
- Trying to manually create speed
But with all the trying in your golf swing improvement, do you still experience
problematic symptoms in your balance and your swing such as:
- Getting too fast too soon
- Having trouble getting a crisp feeling at impact
- Not getting solid ball contact
- Losing your footing
- Feeling wobbly on your left (or right) foot
- Having a choppy motion in the swing
- Not getting a nice finish
YOU CAN GET OFF THE "TRYING TREADMILL" THAT KEEPS LEADING YOU TO FRUSTRATION AND
INSTEAD USE AN EFFORT-FREE APPROACH THAT PROMOTES BETTER BALANCE, SOLID CONTACT
AND SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER GOLF SWING IMPROVEMENT.
The key to great balance and solid ball contact is more subtle
than overtly trying.
It is small changes rather than big moves. It is tuning in to
awareness and feeling
rather than just trying to "rip it." It is a mental and physical "blended"
approach rather than a purely mechanical one. And it is explained here in this golf
instructional book in a real-life, straightforward style that makes sense and gets
results.
This new golf instructional book is like standing in on a series of golf lessons
on balance that guide you every step of the way.
The "Impact" Connection is written in the same unique, enjoyable and effective golf
lesson format as Rick's popular book,
"Swing Power" - The Stress-Free Solution for
More Distance. In these lessons, fictional teaching pro, Harold Coulter guides his
student, Stan, along the way to golf swing improvement. You get to "listen in" as
Stan gets step-by-step guidance and insight on his path to understanding and making
the most of balance and connection. You, too, get drills, tips, and instructions,
along with Stan, that lead to effective change. The conversations between
Harold and Stan are chock-full of real-life wisdom that will change your mental
golf mindset and your physical approach, just like they did for Stan. Here are some
key ideas that Harold passes along to Stan and to you, too, with plenty of straightforward
explaination:
- A high center of gravity golfer swings with his upper body, leaving his lower
body with the task of keeping up with the action. A golfer who swings from a lower
mental center of gravity feels a more intimate connection between his swing motion
and the grounded foundation which continuously supports it.
- The way to establish a stronger connection with your lower body foundation is
through greter awareness of its supporting presence both before and during the
swing motion. Greater awareness of a stable foundation is brought about by feeling
it more. Small, easy-to-accomplish changes in your address posture can potentially
make a world of difference in this regard.
- Feeling a consistent level of weight pressure on your left foot during your swing
is your physical and mental "ground level" connection" to impact. Consistent weight
pressure equates to a consistent balance point.
- The root cause of tension is in your mind. Tension can manifest either "overtly"
(where you feel definite muscular or nervous tension) or "covertly" (you're tight
but you're not aware of it). Both forms tend to restrict your freedom of motion.
- Trying to relax or stay balance can indicate the presence of tension. Being relaxed
and balanced indicates a state of freedom.
- You can learn to be relaxed and balanced when you learn a motion which by its
nature is balanced.
- Pre-setting your weight and hands forward teaches you the feeling (and the benefits)
of leading the clubhead through impact - a key to solid ball striking.
- When and if you experience difficulty, return to and practict the rotation drill,
which reaquaint you with the right feelings of balance and core rotation. And for
freedom of motion and tension-busting, there is nothing like gaining the distinct,
"effortless" feeling of a swinging clubhead.
Along with these new ideas, Harold mixes in some easy-to-implement tips and
techniques for making real changes in your mental golf mindset, your balance and
ball contact, and your overall golf swing improvement.
THESE GOLF LESSONS GET TO THE NUTS AND BOLTS, THE VERY HEART, OF GOLF SWING
IMPROVEMENT THAT LEADS TO GREAT BALANCE AND SOLID BALL CONTACT. IF YOU HAVE BEEN
YEARNING FOR AND TRYING TO ACHIEVE BETTER BALANCE AND BALL CONTACT WITHOUT GETTING
THE RESULTS YOU WANT, WHAT YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND AND DO IS CONTAINED IN THESE LESSONS!
Some of the golf swing improvement ideas, concepts, and techniques you will learn
in this golf instructional book ---
- What a high center of gravity golfer is and how that can throw you off-balance.
- How to develop a strong foundation, which is the building block for the swing
motion.
- How to feel a more intimate connection between your upper body swing motion and
your lower body foundation so that you feel a constant state of balance
on your feet
as you swing.
- How the term "athletic setup" is often misinterpreted and contributes to an off-balance
golf swing.
- Some small but critical changes to improve your address posture
and be in the best position to make an authoritative golf swing and stay balanced.
- Techniques for tuning in to and making the most of your sense of feeling
in your
golf swing.
- How to not have to worry about transfering your weight
in your golf swing.
- How to find, feel, and maintain a constant position of balance
throughout your
entire swing motion.
- The best way to practice maintaining your new balance point
as you swing.
- A key move that gives you a "head start" in learning to feel yourself leading
the clubhead through impact, rather than lagging behind.
- Tips on the counterbalancing action that helps you achieve equilibrium.
- The critical rotation drill that taps into the essence of power and balance.
- The technique for achieving a stronger coil and greater torque
power.
- A key motion to practice in front of a mirror at home to help you feel a tension-free
ease of balance.
- A simple technique to help you strike the ball solidly and start to draw the ball.
- Guidance on how to change your mindset about your swing action and fine-tune your
awareness and sense of feeling.
- Ultimately, learn an approach that eliminates effort and reduces tension
and includes
a relaxed, repeatable golf swing motion that has build-in elements of balance.
- PLUS, an abundance of examples, analogies and mental images to clarify your understanding,
strengthen your new mental golf mindset, and swing the club with greater ease and
confidence.
CLICK
HERE to read an excerpt.
CLICK HERE to read about the author.
READ THIS BOOK TOGETHER WITH RICK'S E-BOOKS,
GOODBYE HIT, HELLO SWING, PART I AND
FEELING DRIVEN GOLF TO GET A SUPER COMBINATION OF "INNER GAME" MENTAL GOLF TIPS
AND "OUTER GAME" MECHANICAL TIPS THAT CAN IMPROVE YOUR MINDSET, EXPAND YOUR AWARENESS,
AND ENRICH YOUR GOLF SWING AND GOLF GAME IN A NEW AND GREATER WAY.
Specs: 60 pages, 6 chapters, plus printer-friendly Positive Golf
affirmations.
E-BOOK PRICE:
$14.95 each for downloadable e-book format -
immediate access!
Click "Add to Cart" to buy
this e-book.
|
|