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You build leverage. Then you lose it.

by Martin Chuck

 

Every golf swing needs leverage for power. Most golfers build it just fine, then lose it the second they change direction.

You can't feel it happening. That's why it never gets fixed.

Going back, the Educator stays under, between your forearms. Coming down, if it flips over your forearm, you gave the leverage away.

Go slow. A few reps and you'll know exactly what you've been doing.

The Tour Striker Educator makes it visible. Feel it instead of guessing.

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