Isbn: 9798303563872 - the backswing blueprint: ben hogan's guide to improved posture (the golf improvement system) (4 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Your backswing may not be the real problem.You can rehearse the takeaway, shorten the swing, strengthen the grip, and hit bucket after bucket-but if your posture, balance, and body structure break down before the club reaches the top, the downswing is forced to make a rescue.That is why one shot feels effortless.and the next becomes a slice, pull, thin shot, or heavy strike.The Backswing Blueprint helps everyday golfers stop chasing random swing fixes and start building a motion their bodies can actually repeat.Drawing from classic principles associated with Ben Hogan-and translating them for modern recreational players-J. R. Glenn presents a practical system for improving posture, grip, stance, backswing structure, balance, and practice habits without forcing your body into someone else's swing.This is not a book about copying a legendary golfer position by position.It is about understanding why great ball-striking begins with structure-and learning how to build that structure around your own mobility, age, experience, and physical limitations.Inside, you will learn how to: Build an athletic address without becoming stiff or overly mechanicalFind a grip that supports clubface control without creating tensionMatch stance width and ball position to the club you are usingStart the takeaway without snatching the club inside or lifting it abruptlyCreate trail-hip depth while reducing destructive backswing swayStop overswinging beyond the motion your body can controlUse your finish as evidence of balance, pressure shift, and swing organizationFilm your swing from useful camera angles and evaluate one checkpoint at a timeAdapt classic swing principles for taller golfers, shorter golfers, seniors, and players with limited mobilityCarry improvements from slow rehearsal to the range-and eventually to the courseYou will also find composite golfer case studies, fault-and-correction guides, practical drills, video checkpoints, evidence-based practice cards, and 15-, 30-, and 60-minute training sessions.The included 30-Day Backswing Blueprint gives you a clear progression from setup and grip work to backswing structure, finish balance, video review, and course transfer.No endless list of swing thoughts.No promise of an overnight cure.No demand that your swing look exactly like someone else's.Just a focused system for identifying what is breaking down, testing one useful correction, recording what changes, and building a personal blueprint you can trust.If you are tired of fixing the downswing after the swing has already gone wrong, start earlier.Build the posture.Organize the backswing.Create a finish you can hold.Then let better contact become the result.…