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NSA18. How to Easily Swing Inside Out | Don’t Make This Mistake

Today, you’ll discover “How To Easily Swing INSIDE OUT | Don’t Make This Mistake”

You’ve probably heard that you need to open your hips in the downswing.

It’s crucial for making lots of good things happen in your swing…

…but, if it’s not done properly, it can lead to pulled shots or slices.

In fact, there’s a common mistake made with your right shoulder that basically guarantees at least one of those two things will happen.

If this is sounding all too familiar, then today’s video is perfect for you…

…because it shows you “why” you’re making this mistake…

…and shows you how to use two separate alignment sticks (pointing in different directions) to get your arms, shoulders and hips all working together.

As a result, you can finally get your hips opening up in the downswing…

…and still swing “from the inside” so your shot is on target!

 

 

 

 

NSA17. Trick to Swing Your Driver From the Inside | Hit Power Draws

Today, you’ll discover “Trick to Swing Your Driver From the Inside | Hit Power Draws”

And if you’re sick and tired of losing distance with your driver…

…I have some good news for you.

You see, you’re supposed to play the ball up in your stance…

…but, this can cause a natural tendency that’ll add a bunch of slice to your drives.

Fortunately, there’s an easy trick (by simply using an extra tee from your golf bag) that can eliminate this natural tendency…

…to get your hips and shoulders aligned at impact and end your frustrating slices!

 

 

 

 

NSA16. How to Easily Fix Your Slice | so Simple!

Today, you’ll discover “How to Easily Fix Your Slice | so Simple!”

Let’s be honest, if fixing your slice was as easy as simply trying to swing more from the inside…

…then you wouldn’t still be struggling with it.

While that’s a good start to curing your slice…

…there’s a missing piece that MUST happen to fix your slice for good.

You see, there’s a trick with your left hand and a golf ball…

…that will give you that feeling you’ve been searching for to finally end your slice and start smashing the ball with power.

In today’s video, you’ll discover this simple trick…

…and you’ll be well on your way to ending your slicing frustrations for good!

 

 

NSA15. Stop Coming Over the Top! Drill to Fix Your Downswing & Slice

Today, you’ll finally “Stop Coming Over the Top!  Drill to Fix Your Downswing & Slice”

What if I told you that this one “Stick Drill” will…

…end your “over the top” swing path (you’ll start coming from the inside)…

…help you keep your head behind the ball…

…make you stay in posture (stop standing up in the downswing)…

…force your hips open in the downswing…

…and…

…basically, make it impossible NOT to have a nice spine tilt away from your target?

You see, ALL of these things are important in the downswing (for consistency)…

…but let’s be honest, you don’t have time to think about all of this.

Once you master the “Stick Drill”, you’ll be doing all of this naturally!

I can’t wait to help you get started today…

 

 

NSA14. Golf Swing Inside out Drills | It’s Easy and It Works

Today, I’ll show you some “Golf Swing Inside out Drills | It’s Easy And It Works”

I’m guessing at some point you’ve heard that to fix your slice you need an inside out swing path.

While that may be true, the results can be disastrous if you don’t also fix another piece.

You see, if you’re a slicer of the golf ball…

…not only does your swing path tend to be “over the top”…

…but in order to not start the ball too far left, you’ve learned to come through with an open club face.

So it makes sense that if you start working on improving your swing path…

…and you start coming more “inside out”…

…and you don’t also learn how to correct your open club face…

…well, let’s just say that if there are houses, cars, or even people to your right…

…it may not end well.

So today, I’m going to give you a two part drill that will help you correct *both* of the swing flaws that lead to slices…

…you’re going to start making ball contact like you’ve never felt before.

And I’m guessing you’re going to have to re-learn how far you hit your clubs too!

 

NSA13. An Easy Way to Create an Inside-out Swing Path

Today you get “An Easy Way to Create an Inside-out Swing Path”

I know how frustrating it can be to step up to the ball and wonder if the ball is going to fade 5 to 10 yards, or slice 20 or 30 yards into the rough.

When you play a fade (or slice), you’re only delivering a glancing blow to the ball rather than a powerful smash through the ball.

You may be swinging just as hard (or harder) than your buddy who’s smoking the ball 270 yards down the fairway, but your ball is only going 210 or 220.

It doesn’t seem fair!

Today you’re going to learn how you can set up a certain part of your body before you even swing to help get rid of that over the top swing and start delivering that “smash” instead of that “glancing blow.”

Don’t you want to use the club’s energy in the most efficient way possible?

You’re going to see a perfect example of just how much distance you’re possibly losing by playing that nasty slice and you’ll learn exactly what you need to do to ingrain a better swing path that will have you making more solid contact with the ball.

 

NSA12. 4 Steps to Stop Slicing – You’ve Never Seen This!

Today you’ll find out the “4 Steps to Stop Slicing – You’ve Never Seen This!”

I can’t help but to be excited about showing you this sure fire way to, not only stop your slice, but make sure it never comes back again!

I’m guessing that if you have a slice, you’ve watched video after video about “quick fixes” that are “guaranteed to stop your slice”.

And I bet they worked (maybe)… for about one round.

And then you’re right back to playing your slice and being frustrated all over again.

Well, that stops today!

You’re not going to find the drills that I’m going to show you today anywhere else.

And the best part… this method of learning is proven to work much, much faster than typical methods.

If I didn’t have 100% faith that this is going to work for you, then I wouldn’t be so excited… but I’m positive that I’m going to change your game for the better today.

What are you waiting for?

Let’s get this show on the road!

NSA11. Fix Your Slice Forever

How would you like to fix your slice forever?

Let’s see if I can help with this video on how to “Fix Your Slice Forever.”

Do your shots tend to float up in the air.

The harder you swing, the more they slice and the shorter they go.

No matter how hard you swing, the distance just doesn’t come.

If you have experienced this, I can help you with this video.

Let’s get started….

NSA10. The Key Move to Stop Coming over the Top

In this video, you’ll learn the key move to stop coming over the top.

When I first started playing, I couldn’t keep from constantly playing a fade (on a good day), or a major slice (on bad days).

Even on my good days, big slices would creep in when I faced trouble on the left side or lost focus during a round.

Learning how to stop coming “over the top” was the transformative moment in my golfing career that catapulted my game forward…

And my handicap began to plummet.

In this video, you’ll discover:

  • Two key tips to stop the big slices and add distance to your shots, and
  • A great drill to practice these tips.

Watch now to strike the ball more purely and stop slicing!

NSA09. 3 Ways to Draw the Golf Ball

In this video, you’ll discover 3 ways to draw the golf ball.

A nice, sweet draw is one of the most coveted shots in golf.

A draw will help you get some extra distance and it also looks and feels great to hit. 

But hitting a draw consistently can be challenging.

It can be tough to get the ball to draw to the target…

And if you’re struggling with a big slice, drawing the ball seems darn near impossible. 

But here’s the thing…

Drawing the ball is easier than you’d think. Just take a few minutes and I’ll show you…
 
In this video, you’ll learn 3 methods to draw the ball. 
 
The first method is the easiest and is perfect for you if you’re already hitting the ball pretty straight and you want to easily draw the ball on command. 

The second method takes it up a notch and is good for you if you’re struggling with an occasional slice.

And finally, the last method will help you if you’re struggling with a big slice. You’ll learn what it takes to go from a nasty slice to a nice draw.

Watch now to hit beautiful draws!