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BH004. How to Stop Getting Stuck

In this video, you’ll learn how to stop getting stuck in your golf swing.

Do you occasionally block or snap hook the ball?

You’re not alone. I think it’s happened to all of us at some point.

Here’s what might be happening…

The club may be getting stuck behind your body in the downswing causing it to swing too much in to out.

The result: if the club face is open then you’ll block the shot. Or if the face is closed, you could easily hit a nasty snap hook. 

Now, I was always taught to keep the club in front of the body to stop getting stuck. 

That’s not horrible advice, but there’s more to it than that if you want the club to come in on the correct path.

In this video, I’ll show you exactly what’s going on when your club gets stuck…

And you’ll learn an easy 2 piece move to help you fix it.

Practice this move and you’ll have no issue getting the club more on plane.

Watch now to stop getting stuck and to start hitting accurate and compressed shots!

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Here are some great additional videos to check out that compliment this “How to Stop Getting Stuck” video…

  • The Move: Get more detail on shallowing the club in the downswing.
  • The Power Turn: Here you’ll get great videos on how to make a full rotation throughout the swing.
  • The Straight-line Release: Learn how to develop a powerful release in this section.

Play well!

BH003. The Snap Hook Myth | Don’t Be Fooled

In this video, you’ll learn why you shouldn’t be fooled by the snap hook myth.

Many golfers are fooled when trying to figure out the root cause of the snap hook.

Snap hook a shot out a bounds…

And a buddy will explain to you how you double-crossed…

…which is coming over the top and making contact with a closed club face.

Is that what’s really happening???

Nope.

What’s really happening is the opposite.

You’re coming in way from the inside with a reasonably square club face.

Cool fact: about 75% of the ball direction is determined by the club face.

However, a severe in-to-out club path can put tons of side spin on the ball and help cause a snap hook.

In the video, you’ll see the FlightScope data for a true snap hook.

I hit a nasty snap hook and you’ll see the data on my club path.

It clearly shows a severe in-to-out path and I make contact with the club face slightly closed.

The key is to realize that a snap hook is not caused by coming over the top.

OK, now you know what’s going on when you snap hook the ball…

So how do you fix it?

First, get your path going more towards the left (or less in to out).

Second, stay in your posture.

It’s typical for a snap hook swing to come out of posture with the shoulders going up and out.

Overall, you should feel like you’re trying to hit a cut shot.

Put these two tips together and you’ll fix your snap hook in no time.

Watch this video now to destroy the snap hook myth…

And fix it for good!

BH001. How to Stop Hooking the Golf Ball

In this video, you’ll discover how to stop hooking the golf ball.

Now, I’m sure you’ve been in this situation:

You think you made a great swing, but you look up and see your ball hooking like crazy.

And you’re thinking…

How in the heck did that happen?

Well, we’ve all been there, so don’t worry.

In this video, you’ll see the science behind the pull hook and examine what your club is doing in the downswing and through contact.

You’ll also get a few tips on how to eliminate that awful hook for good.

Watch this video now to stop hooking and blast your shots straight down the fairways!