One Piece Takeaway (Part 2)

Basic Body Movements You Need To Learn For Your Golf Swing And Putting

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The One-Piece Takeaway Movement

This is a brief outline of what is in my lesson modules. (Note: the references are for a right-handed golfer. I am a left-handed golfer, myself. Please think left in place of right if you are also a left-hander.)

You have positioned yourself at your golf ball, set up in a comfortable posture, and you are now ready for your first movement to take your golf club away from your ball.

The start of your first move is to draw your right shoulder and armpit area back towards your right heel --- in a straight line.

The completion of this move will place you in a position which features:

The front of your shoulders closely in line with your right foot.

Your shoulder blades facing the green or fairway area where your ball will land.

During this single movement action you are to maintain your posture angles.

You must also maintain the position of your arms to your body and of your hands to your forearms.

There must NOT be any sideways movements of your arms to help you turn.

There must NOT be any turning of the hands.

There must NOT be any “flipping” or “hinging” of the hands at your wrists during the early part of this movement.

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So, how are you going to learn to do the shoulder movement shown above? The answer is given in Parts 3 & 4.

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