Category Archives: Acceleration

Consistency: Creating the Foundation that Makes Power Possible

Posted on August 2, 2013 by

[Ed. Note:  We have not posted in a while.  We apologize.  There are a series of posts we intend to post.  Other commitments have made it difficult to post for a time.] About this site: Golf as God Gave It … Continue reading →

Posted in A game of misses, Acceleration, Confidence, Consistency, Coordination, Learning, Maximizing Power, Mental aspects of the game, Power, Repetition | Tagged

Power: Its Two Critical Elements (Lesson 6, Part 3)

Posted on June 3, 2013 by

About this site: Golf as Gave It To Us In our prior lesson, we talked about the positions of the club relative to the body that allow one to build up the most energy or speed or what-you-would-like-to-call-it, in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Acceleration, Angular Momentum, Conservation of Angular Momentum, Conservation of Momentum, Downswing, Elements of Clubhead Speed, Maximizing Power, Power, Release, Time it Takes to Release the Clubhead | 2 Comments

Power: The Geometry of Acceleration (Lesson 6, Part 2)

Posted on January 21, 2013 by

About this site: Golf as God Gave It To Us [Note:  This an “Albert Einstein” post.  The ideas here are a bit harder than in most posts.  On the other hand, they are well worth taking the time to understand, … Continue reading →

Posted in Acceleration, Casting, Downswing, Early Set, Extension, Geometry of Golf, Going Past Parallel, Late Set, Late Set, Left wrist hinge, Radius of Golf Swing, Right Angle