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Squash The Bug Golf Swing. As you change direction and swing down, the pressure should increase dramatically, and you should be aware of squashing the sponge into the ground. This squashing of the bug will insure good hip rotation and balance. Assuming the ball position is in the middle of your stance try this visual and. Squash the bug, swing from the ground up etc. This may be a good way to teach. In baseball you squash the bug under your back foot and in golf i teach my students to squash the bug under their front foot. As you turn back, you should feel some pressure on the. Place a thick, rectangular sponge (think spongebob) under the front of your left foot. At the finish of your golf swing squash the bug between your thighs. When first learning to hit, many young ballplayers (if not all of them) are taught to ‘squish the bug’ with their back foot as they rotate their hips through the swing. What works for you, triggering the lower body and led to the turning point of your. Learn how to stress the shaft and wallop with your pivot. 1.) hinge the hands vertically just below 90° perpendicular to the target 2.) swing and hold at the top, relaxing the hands and shoulders. The weight of the club stresses your hands in transition.

1.) hinge the hands vertically just below 90° perpendicular to the target 2.) swing and hold at the top, relaxing the hands and shoulders. At the finish of your golf swing squash the bug between your thighs. Learn how to stress the shaft and wallop with your pivot. Place a thick, rectangular sponge (think spongebob) under the front of your left foot. As you turn back, you should feel some pressure on the. What works for you, triggering the lower body and led to the turning point of your. As you change direction and swing down, the pressure should increase dramatically, and you should be aware of squashing the sponge into the ground. Assuming the ball position is in the middle of your stance try this visual and. The weight of the club stresses your hands in transition. This may be a good way to teach.

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Squash The Bug Golf Swing This may be a good way to teach. What works for you, triggering the lower body and led to the turning point of your. Place a thick, rectangular sponge (think spongebob) under the front of your left foot. The weight of the club stresses your hands in transition. As you change direction and swing down, the pressure should increase dramatically, and you should be aware of squashing the sponge into the ground. 1.) hinge the hands vertically just below 90° perpendicular to the target 2.) swing and hold at the top, relaxing the hands and shoulders. In baseball you squash the bug under your back foot and in golf i teach my students to squash the bug under their front foot. This may be a good way to teach. Assuming the ball position is in the middle of your stance try this visual and. As you turn back, you should feel some pressure on the. This squashing of the bug will insure good hip rotation and balance. When first learning to hit, many young ballplayers (if not all of them) are taught to ‘squish the bug’ with their back foot as they rotate their hips through the swing. Learn how to stress the shaft and wallop with your pivot. Squash the bug, swing from the ground up etc. At the finish of your golf swing squash the bug between your thighs.