The problem with the reverse weight shift is that is next to impossible to not hit from over the top or outside the target line. This will result in a pull left of a left to right slice. Both are fraught with low power levels because the clubhead angles are wrong and the angles between your hands and clubshaft are lost long before you ever get to the ball. So, at least now we know that a reverse weight shift kinda sucks. That it is a serious power drain and that hitting good shots with this move is nothing but pure luck. To fix it just make sure that your weight goes right on the backswing and left on the downswing. If you just do that much you will find an improvement in power and accuracy.Why? Because the takeaway is the key to the overall shape and tempo of your swing. Tempo is the speed of your swing. Actually, the time it takes you to complete your swing, from beginning to end. We all have a natural tempo. Try maintaining it when hitting a club, whether you're hitting a driver or a sand wedge.
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I am not going to tell you that after you read this article you will be cured of the reverse weight shift, but I will say that you will know when you did it from this point forward. And that will grind your nerves.
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Asking a bowling crowd to be quiet is like asking a demolition derby crowd settle down so they can better hear the sounds of crumpling metal. Besides, when a bowler releases the bowling ball, before it even hits the lane, some drunk guy in the stands yells "STRIKE!!!" Thinking about that, I've also noticed that the same guy, within three thousandths of a second after a golfer hits his drive, screams "GET IN THE HOLE!!!" Hey, idiot, it's a par five.
Plenty has been reported about the 11 mistresses and Tiger's alleged goings on with them. His public image has been wrecked and all 15 TV advertisements featuring him have been pulled off TV schedules in the US and elsewhere. A PR expert has reported that Tiger is "beyond PR redemption".
My point is: Why not let fans be fans? It would break the athlete's concentration, you say? Give me a break, I say. Should the Fenway crowd come to complete silence before Beckett hurls every pitch? Doesn't he have to concentrate? I think so. Should Celtics fans hush when Kobi goes to the free throw line? I think not.