Kevin and Jake use GEARS to describe proper knee movement in the golf swing and comment on why stability in the lower body will make you better at golf.
(한국어 버전 ➫ https://youtu.be/frhvrOzozH4) Hip turn is power! We hear this golf tip a lot in the golfing world 🌎 however, how can Rory have too much hip turn that’s affecting his shot to hook? When you turn your hips…
Demonstration with the Hackmotion wrist sensor showing the stability of the DynAlign pre-shot alignment technique for putting. DynAlign stabilizes a putting stroke by reducing the range of motion in major joints. This video shows stability against excess cocking and uncocking…
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Collin Morikawa won the WGC Workday Championship using a new putting grip that dramatically improved his putting. Most of the focus in talking about the grip is on the “Saw” type right hand grip but much of the stabilization comes…
Garsen putter grips can make your putting stroke more stable by their unique design feature. Most putter grips have a flat top, where thumbs are placed on top of the grip and in the most vulnerable position to allow unwanted…
When force is applied to the putter during a stroke, it passes through a kinetic chain from the shoulders, arms, and hands, coupled together by joints. Motion in one of the segments affects other segments and can cause undesirable motion…
For most recreational golfers inconsistent golf shots is a serious score killer. One of the swing flaws that creates poor contact is the sway/slide. This lateral compensation leads not to just thin and heavy shots, it puts a tremendous amount…
If you are not using the DynAlign dynamic pre-shot alignment routine for putting, your face angle can easily change as force is applied during a stroke. Stabilization of motion in the radius and ulna bones of the forearm is key…
If you want to be a powerful disc golf athlete, you need to be a stable disc golf athlete. Improving your stability will give you the opportunity to tap into the power potential you already have stored up and ready…