PLATEFORME OPEN-MOODLE DU GROUPE INSA
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1. Get Your Grip and Setup Perfect
Even before you swing the club, a good golf hit starts. The most important point of contact in your swing is your grip, which controls the clubface at impact.
Grip Pressure: Hold the club at a pressure of about 4/10, which is hard enough to keep control but gentle enough to prevent stress in your forearms. golf hit
A regulated, rhythmic backswing is necessary for a strong downswing. Since speed is most important at the point of impact, do not rush the club backward.
Complete Shoulder Turn: To develop torsional energy, rotate your shoulders completely while maintaining a steady lower body.
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