swivel
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Post by swivel on Mar 11, 2011 19:51:41 GMT -5
I have a major problem where my weight goes towards my toes on the backswing and even more on the downswing. This causes me to be over plane and then I get jammed up b/c I do not have any room. I have tried hitting with my toes up but still manage to find a way to lean forward.
Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Post by rohlio on Mar 26, 2011 17:20:29 GMT -5
I have a major problem where my weight goes towards my toes on the backswing and even more on the downswing. This causes me to be over plane and then I get jammed up b/c I do not have any room. I have tried hitting with my toes up but still manage to find a way to lean forward. Any suggestions? Thanks. Without video the only advice I can give you is the old... "doctor it hurts when I do this...then don't do that" line I would love to help you if you can get some video posted up. |
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hmsmai
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Post by hmsmai on Mar 26, 2011 17:52:23 GMT -5
Range of motion issue or tilts being off is my guess. Video would show it though.
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Post by rdmcavoy on Mar 29, 2011 14:40:46 GMT -5
Try alternating hitting a few shots with golf balls or something else like a 1x4 under your toes to get the feeling of being more centered on your feet v toes. Just 3 or 4 then 5 regular shots.
You don't want your weight on your heels either but more on the forward portion of your arch - NOT on the balls of your feet.
Balance really starts at address and spine tilt, club length, height, can all play a part. If you're in the correct address plus not losing spine angle excessively during the swing then also get your clubs checked for proper fit. Hope this helps. RDM
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