Golf Mechanics
Stephen Lau
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Golf Mechanics
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Body Mechanics
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Stephen Lau
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Body Mechanics
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Stephen Lau
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Learning golf mechanics is important to your golf swing and golf putting. Understanding your body mechanics is equally important: there is the need to understand how your body responds to the mechanical and muscular demands of the game, thereby instrumental in enhancing every aspect of your play and performance. A lack of knowledge of the body mechanics often results in muscular pain, which is an impediment in your golfing success.
Golf involves a variety of body movements, and the classic golf swing combines the following movements:
ˇ forward bending
ˇ backward bending
ˇ side bending
ˇ body rotation.
While performing these movements, both your head and feet remain relatively stationary.
Your body movements occur at various joints, not bones (which do not turn and twist).
Slightly modify your golf swing, if necessary, to accommodate your body mechanics during the classic golf swing to guarantee good balance and flexibility, which form the foundation of a good swing.
Body Mechanics: Addressing Golf Ball
Side View of addressing the golf ball
Golf involves a variety of body movements, and the classic golf swing combines the following movements:
ˇ forward bending
ˇ backward bending
ˇ side bending
ˇ body rotation.
While performing these movements, both your head and feet remain relatively stationary.
Your body movements occur at various joints, not bones (which do not turn and twist).
Slightly modify your golf swing, if necessary, to accommodate your body mechanics during the classic golf swing to guarantee good balance and flexibility, which form the foundation of a good swing.
Body Mechanics: Addressing Golf Ball
Side View of addressing the golf ball
Side View and Back View of end of backswing
Body Mechanics: Follow-Through
Front View of follow-through of backswing
Front View of follow-through of backswing
Side and Back View of follow-through of backswing
(For more information of golf backswing, go to: Basic Golf Techniques.)
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More Golf Tips
The Simple Golf Swing
Get a repeatable and simple golf swing that provides power, accuracy and consistency!
The Full Swing DVD is the foundation of every golf game. The DVD gives you all the correct swing mechanics for your golfing success.
The Full Circle Swing Trainer has spring-pin adjustment to create the perfect plane for your chosen club. High impact UV stabilized plastic, making it strong and completely weather resistant. Use it to practice and train your golf swing.
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Body Mechanics: Backswing
Front View of end of backswing
Front View of end of backswing