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Rhymth Swings For Distance Wedges
3h 54m
38 lessons
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Rhythm swings are great for developing smooth force
Smooth force boils down to using your core as your main power source. One way to help ensure that you are using your core is to make rhythm swings. When you have to swing once, it's easy to use your arms or legs so much that it throws you off balance. But when you have to have to swing back and force (like in the rhythm swing drill) then you'll be more likely to use your core so that you can be ready to swing the club back at the end of the swing.
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Goal 1: Solid Contact Overview06:22
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Distance Wedge Basics05:40
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Stork Turn for Distance Wedges04:37
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Trail Elbow Wedge Swing04:10
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Cast Pivot for Distance Wedges06:09
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Stacked Backswing01:29
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Towel Drill for Distance Wedge04:21
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Motorcycle for Distance Wedge04:50
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Feet Together Distance Wedge03:28
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Bracing vs Coasting03:41
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Impact Line for Distance Wedge04:56
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Using your Obliques for Distance Wedges04:37
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Lead Arm Only Distance Wedge05:42
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Video Analysis and Troubleshooting Overview07:53
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Video Analysis - Stock Distance Wedge36:20
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Case Study - My Distance Wedge Stroke08:19
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Trail Side Pass03:34
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Contact Face Spray04:34
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Trail Hip High, Trail Shoulder Low05:21
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Distance Wedge Pump Drill03:29
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Bucket Drill05:04
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Distance Wedge Turtle Shell02:45
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Distance Wedge Wipe05:18