Befolgen Sie die Bewegungen dieser Woche, die Sie über den Tellerrand der golfspezifischen Übungen hinausarbeiten lassen, um Ihre Golfleistung zu verbessern. Wenn Sie mehr Stabilität oder mehr Kraft wünschen, ist dies ein Muss in Ihrem Golftraining.
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Hi Tyler,
You’re getting more fit every week, keep up the good work!
I really like your channel and the reason why is that I firmly believe in the use of fitness and bio-mechanics in order to improve your swing. The swing flaws that we all have can usually (if it wasn’t for Charles Barkley I could probably write “always” instead of usually :)) be directly linked with some sort of weakness in either flexibility, strength or both .
I’ve been watching alot of your videos and I will definitely take a lot of your tips with me to the gym.
Some of the things I’ve noted:
You gain speed in several ways:
You can…
1. Speed up with/by using your hands and arms.
2. Become more flexible thus creating more torque.
3. Become stronger, also creating more torque.
4. Improve your technique, your sequence etc
5. You can learn how to use your legs more actively.
This last note about using your legs is what I would kindly ask for your opinion about. Some long hitters out there really squat in the transition and you can really see how they screw their feet into the ground and create amazing power (One example is Ryan Fox playing in the PGA championship.)
I’m myself a pretty large guy (6 4- 6 5 ish) and I’ve done a fair amount of olympic lifting during my years. When you improve in the gym it’s mostly about improving technique and to be able to use the ground more effectively. However I haven’t found the clicking idea how to ingrain that into my golf swing. Do you have any ideas/excersizes how to REALLY use your legs more?
Thanks for the great content,
/Viking, Sweden