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UPDATE (Nov. 19, 2007)
Since July 2005 I have been hurt with health problems.
I feel well enough to resume the production of the very successful golf instruction that I have used in my golf lessons.
More Golf News For You:
I am forming the structure of a membership site for my golf instruction. My lesson on the one piece takeaway that is free on this site has drawn much interest. I will continue to provide free tips and lessons. But, it takes time to do so and I do need to eat. The membership site will provide several benefits which will not be available to non-members. Members will have input. All golf ideas will be "on the table". One part will show you how to teach some of my instruction. My past students discovered they could easily help friends after they learned some of my techniques. As part of your input I would like you to send me your ideas of what you would like to see included in this membership site. Do you want instruction in text, audio, video, or all three? Would you like one common membership affordable to all? Would you like 2 or more levels of membership with the higher levels offering more benefits? Any thoughts on pricing? You can email me at: missingbasics at glenzgolfbc dot com Sorry no link. Spambots are ruining email. Those who donated in 2007 and 2008 year-to-date will be contacted about their membership ID number. Pre-launch donations can be made through my donation page link. I look forward to helping you learn some skills that are missing in much of the current golf instruction. There may be occasional glitches at this site while new pages are added. The site will be here for access to my teaching articles.
List of Recent Articles
Have you heard someone say to you or others that your hips move all over the place during your golf swing? I have! But, I did not get any tips on how to correct the problem. I taught myself the correction. You can learn how by clicking here.
Basic body movement is essential in any sport. Basic body movement also means limiting movement to essential movements. We control the desired movement. We prevent unwanted movement. Find out more.
You develop some good golf swing skills and you hit many good drives at the driving range. You arrive at the golf course but your good swing and good hits stayed at home. The golf course scenery can cause this in an unusual way. One logical but wrong thought... Find out more.
An Important Note:
Much of the content of these articles is background information which you do not have to remember when you actually make a golf swing; nor while you are learning the skills which I teach in the lesson modules. These articles will provide you with awareness of why you are to learn to do a movement or non-movement. You can focus on the instructions in the lesson modules because you will have some understanding of why you are to do them.
This article is an overview of the various steps you could follow to hit your next golf ball. By following this method you will progress towards thinking of very few things to do. Find out more.
4. One Piece Takeaway (includes pictures and video clips)
One conscious move for your backswing? Wow! Most of my backswing can be done with one simple movement? Read on to learn some needed understanding of how this can be achieved.
And with any golf club in your golf bag. (Includes pictures & video)
A significant number of my past golf students have been amazed how much better they could hit a golf ball with good posture. They had learned a suitable way to hold the golf club. But, they had not yet learned any swing movements. They proceeded to make a lot of good hits from my newly learned posture ideas. Find out more.
Updated by Glen Osborne
March 1, 2007
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Which series of golf exercises is more correct than the other?
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