Link in bio for my FREE golf mobility guide I s...
Let me show you how I went from this to this and fixed my early extension. First, getting the wrist angles correct is crucial. If the club is open and steep, you're gonna make compensations with the body. Second, hip mobility exercises working on flexion, rotation, and adduction of the hip. If you can't do the movement, you can't make a change. Third, single leg hip hinge and adductor strength as well as power. Fourth, reinforcing that new range of motion and strength with motor learning drills. This is often overlooked but builds body awareness and coordination. And lastly, moving in slow motion and using feedback tools can help you make sure you're doing the movement correctly. If you're a serious golfer who wants to make the most change in the least amount of time, this is the formula.
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