To hit the ball as far as possible and to not slice or hook, it is necessary that the clubface be square to the ball target (pathway) at contact. This requires excellent coordination of the body, arms and hands. Understand that any deviation of the clubface at contact, or more accurately, during contact of more […]
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I’ve seen many articles lately on the use of the “block” method. What I have not seen is the definition of what these writers mean by the block training they are promoting. Nor have I seen how the workouts are truly different from what many coaches are already doing for the past decade or more.
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It appears that many athletes are now striving to train anywhere from 4 to 8 hours a day. The reason for this is that some professional athletes brag about their workouts that last six hours a day in these workouts they do just about everything. They usually include strength, speed, explosive, technique, game practice, and
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Much attention has been focused on eccentric contraction exercises (also known as negatives) in which the muscle yields to an outside force. As the muscle yields to the outside force, an eccentric contraction takes place during which, the muscle lengthens and develops tension. The greater the resistance, especially when it is over 100%, the greater is the
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Aerobic and anaerobic training should be secondary At first glance most readers will say that the title of this blog is erroneous. The reason for this is quite obvious since anaerobic and aerobic training take a front row seat in most training programs. In other words, development of the energy producing systems is foremost in
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