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Golf Swing Improvements – Learning All About Your Golf Swing



Golf swing improvements are something every golfer thinks about,
whether you’ve just started out or you’ve been playing golf for
the past 20 years.

In fact, even the pros get help with their
golf swing and hire professional golf swing instructors. Even
Tiger Woods constantly works to improve his golf swing. So how
do you go about making positive golf swing improvements?

A big difference between top golfers and the rest of us (besides
pure talent, of course) is that the top pros analyze their swings
so they can implement the necessary golf swing improvements into
their game. What do I mean by this?

Most golfers have days where they are hitting the ball beautifully
and days when nothing goes right. The problem is, most of us have
no idea what we are doing right on the good days and what we are
doing wrong on the bad days.

And that makes it tough for us to
improve our golf swing. The pros analyze and learn what mistakes
they are making so they can fix those problems in their golf swing
and minimize those mistakes in the future.

Ultimately, how good you get at golf is going to be determined by
your natural ability and talent. But everyone can make big improvements
in their golf game if they take the time to analyze and understand what
they are doing wrong.

If you can learn the fundamentals of a proper golf swing and repeat
them consistently, you’ll become a better golfer. And if you can
analyze your golf swing and understand the things you may be doing
wrong, you can improve your technique. The basics of a good golf
swing are as follows:

* Grip

* Stance (Posture)

* Hand and arm alignment

While you can improve your golf swing by understanding all the different
components of a good golf swing, this can also cause a lot of problems.

By focusing on the hundreds of little aspects of your golf swing (grip,
wrist cock, pullaway, hip movement, pivot, etc.) you overwhelm yourself
mentally and make it very hard to make a good swing.

A good idea is to watch golfers who have good golf swings and then try
and imitate them. By seeing those golf swings in your mind and trying
to duplicate it, you take away focusing all those hundreds of little
steps, freeing up your mind and body to focus on recreating a smooth
swing.

A classic book on this topic of improving sports performance through
this mental recreation is called The Inner Game of Tennis. Yes, the
topic is tennis, not golf, but the principles apply to any sport.

Stop overwhelming yourself mentally with a hundred different things
you need to do in your golf swing and try to recreate the image
of a good golf swing to improve your golf game.

By: Tim Hathaway

About the Author:
Check out more free articles and golf tips for improving your golf game at http://www.golftipsmadeeasy.com where avid golfer and freelance writer Tim Hathaway writes about ways to improve your golf game.



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Golf Swing Improvement – How to Increase Your Swing Speed by Doing Golf Fitness Training



Are you looking for more golf swing improvement tips? Then try what some of the more successful golf pros do – enroll in a golf fitness program. Golf fitness training will increase the power of your swing, adding 10 or 20 yards to your drive. Want some proof? Just look at Tiger Woods. He is one of the fittest pros on tour today. Or some of the top lady golfers like Annika Sorenstam. They are well-built and very fit, looking like Amazons.

How Does Golf Fitness Training Improve Your Golf Swing?

A good golf fitness program does 2 main things:

Improves your flexibility – Your flexibility determines the range of your backswing. The greater the range of your backswing, the more potential power you have. Increases your core strength – More core strength lets you rotate your body faster during your swing. Obviously, more speed in your rotation equals more power in your swing.

Here is a sample exercise common in many golf fitness programs, called the Russian Twist:

Get a medicine ball weighing 3 to 6 pounds Stand up, legs hip-width apart Draw in your stomach Lift the ball level with your chest while keeping your elbows bent Swing the ball explosively around to your right You will end up facing your right hand side, with both feet pointing right Repeat the swing to the left hand side

What To Do If You Are On A Tight Budget

Buying or joining a good golf fitness program is one of the cheapest methods of golf swing improvement. Nevertheless, college students and retirees are notorious for being on a tight budget. All is not lost. Here is a framework for a do-it-yourself golf fitness program. You want to take a three-pronged approach:

Stamina – When you have more stamina, you will remain fresh even at the end of a day’s golf. Even at the very last hole you play, you are better able to maintain the power of your swing. How to develop your stamina? Go for a walk regularly. Half-an-hour everyday, if you can manage it. The faster, the better. If you can manage a run, that is even better. Flexibility – How far can your backswing comfortably go? The 8 o’clock position? 9 o’clock? 10 o’clock? Whatever your range of motion is, just push it a little bit more and hold for 10 seconds, then release the position. Do as many repetitions as possible. Don’t forget your followthrough as well. Strength – Do some core strength training to strengthen all the muscles which stabilize your spine and pelvis. These are the muscles which transfer power from the large to the small body parts when you execute your golf swing techniques.

Here are some core training exercises which do not need any equipment, relying only on your bodyweight:

Prone Bridge Lateral Bridge Supine Bridge Pelvic Thrusts Curls Lunges Squats

As you can see, golf swing improvement is not difficult or expensive to achieve. The improvements you get from golf fitness training also bleed into your everyday life, giving you the bonus of improved health and flatter abs. In addition, you can do many golf fitness training exercises in your own home, even in winter when you can’t go to the golf course.

By: Godfrey Swain

About the Author:
Do you have these 3 problems with your golf swing: 1) inconsistency; 2) slice; 3) distance? Visit http://BetterGolfSwing.KelvinMart.com/blog/ to discover more tips for golf swing improvement.



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