How To Get More Distance From Every Shot!

If you’re over 55 this is the video for you! Learn how to compress the golf ball and get the distance you want. Every PGA tour pro has a golf swing where they can compress the golf ball and hit long accurate shots.
At my Academy I see many students who struggle with gaining distance from their golf shots. One of the main reasons is that they are not making solid contact, and not compressing the golf ball. In this lesson I’ll give you some drills you can do at home, and on the course to improve your swing. Follow my tips and you will gain yards on every swing.
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[@michaeltierney3005]

LOAD it up! Gotta work that pivot! Great stuff coach

[@JoeSpivak]

Thank you, please don't neglect on the importance of the pivot.

[@JoeSpivak]

It's one of the most overlooked movements in the swing👍🏼

[@jimguy9874]

What I find that helps to keep me from swaying on the backswing is to allow my lead heel come up off the ground. This keeps me centered, allows my shoulders to turn and gives me the feeling of having time to get back to the ball on the downswing. Being 61, I’m not as flexible as I used to be and this helps.

[@JoeSpivak]

Sounds like you have a great sense of awareness, and found some solid feels that work for you and your game. Keep up the great work and this off season would be a great time to start working on some mobility and stability exercises to help increase that range of motion.

[@ebttt]

I think you got a lot of good stuff. If you just show people exactly what they need to be doing. Get right to the point it would benefit more people. A lot of people won't have the patient to watch your whole video

[@JoeSpivak]

@@ebttt thank you I've been advised to make 5-10 minute videos. I will shorten it up as you suggested 👍🏼