4 Easy Ways to be a More Consistent Ballstriker: Step 2
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Step 2: Make a Bigger Hip Turn
WHY YOU SHOULD DO IT
It's easier to do than keeping your hips firm and coiling your upper body
against them in your backswing. Plus, your hips can't handle it.
THE PROOF YOU NEED
Take the hip-flexibility
test. (Click here for video.) Sit in a chair that
allows you to rest
both feet on the
ground with a
comfortable bend at
both knees. Raise
your right foot
slightly off the
ground and then try
to move it laterally
outward without
moving your knee or
upper leg. You
should feel a stretch
on the inside of your
right hip.
If your right leg is in
the fail zone above ...
Your hip flexibility isn't
up to snuff.
If your right leg is in
the pass zone pictured
above ...
You have excellent
flexibility in your right
hip. You're a perfect
candidate to create coil
the way the pros do.
Step 2: Make a Bigger Hip Turn
WHY YOU SHOULD DO IT
It's easier to do than keeping your hips firm and coiling your upper body
against them in your backswing. Plus, your hips can't handle it.
THE PROOF YOU NEED
Take the hip-flexibility
test. (Click here for video.) Sit in a chair that
allows you to rest
both feet on the
ground with a
comfortable bend at
both knees. Raise
your right foot
slightly off the
ground and then try
to move it laterally
outward without
moving your knee or
upper leg. You
should feel a stretch
on the inside of your
right hip.
If your right leg is in
the fail zone above ...
Your hip flexibility isn't
up to snuff.
If your right leg is in
the pass zone pictured
above ...
You have excellent
flexibility in your right
hip. You're a perfect
candidate to create coil
the way the pros do.
