The reason this torso rotation can wreak havoc in your golf swing is that it creates centripetal force, the result of which is centrifugal force. You can have too much lag, too much elevation and too much rotation. Now, it may seem odd that someone who created the "RotarySwing" golf swing model would say that you can rotate too much, but too much of any one thing in a golf swing can be a bad thing. The one that most all golfers overuse is rotation. It's not some magic trick, I don't increase their flexibility or strength and I don't change their equipment - I teach them the sources of club head speed and how to use them correctly.Īs you'll learn in this online golf instruction video, there are three primary sources to increase your golf clubhead speed and you're likely overusing one of them. But, within short order working on the RotarySwing fundamentals, I not only get them hitting their drives over 200 again, but often over 250 yards or more. So many golfers come to me in their 60's and 70's who can no longer hit the ball over 200 yards off the tee. And, in general, the evidence supports this. Most golfers assume that as they start to get a bit older, that it's inevitable that they're going to have to start losing massive amounts of club head speed.
You must learn how to use Leverage and Width to produce speed.As you get older, you will lose the ability to rotate your body as fast.Rotation, Leverage and Width are your speed makers.This video tells you exactly why you've lost a ton of clubhead speed as you've aged and more importantly, how to get it back. You don't have to start hitting it dramatically shorter just because you're getting older.
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