Ben Hogan said to “reverse every natural instinct.”
Our natural instinct is to hit the ball with our arms. But when the arms take over, the result is often a chicken wing, inconsistent contact, and a loss of power.
Instead, learn to use your pivot. Turn your body and pull on the top of the handle through impact. When your pivot is in control, your arms can stay connected, the club releases naturally, and solid strikes become much more repeatable.
This full lesson is the first scene in my documentary “The Search for Ben Hogan’s Secret” on YouTube.
Weird But Works! Try this: 1. Hold your front arm straight out in front of you and keep it as stable as possible. 2. Make slow one handed practice swings. 3. Focus on feeling the toe of the club head turning over through impact as the club passes underneath your arm. This will
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🚨 WATCH: A paraglider gets hit by a Cessna 172 near the Austrian town of Zell am See.
The paraglider was able to pull her rescue parachute and land safely shortly after the incident on Saturday.
According to police, the 44-year-old Austrian had started from Schmittenhöhe in the direction of Piesendorf. Above the Pinzgauer Hütte, she collided at 1:15 p.m. with the Cessna piloted by a 28-year-old.
The pilot of the Cessna, which flew from the Glemm Valley in the direction of Zell am See, was able to land the aircraft safely at Zell am See Airport.
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