How do you use your body/core muscle to leverage your swing?

How do you use your body/core muscle to leverage your swing?
I am starting to use my core muscles, now my whole body aching leow.

hi seebayho.. perhaps you could try to put a towel beneath both your armpit & practice half swing..& you must not drop the towel.. this is a really good drill to make sure your arms are working together with your body..

don't be greedy to go full swing.. perhaps you have to keep doing thing for couple weeks of consistence training..

there are lots more steps.. this is one of the first few basic drill.. & i assume that you already have a correct setup with proper CG, correct grip, and good understanding about 6, 8 & 9 o'clock position for your club head.


Regards,
MY

seebayho wrote:

How do you use your body/core muscle to leverage your swing?
I am starting to use my core muscles, now my whole body aching leow.

Hey,

correct me if i am wrong, the pain your referring to is your upper body? or just your arms, shoulder & chest?

If you are experiencing pain, it is normal when you are just a beginner. However, if you have been playing regularly and have experience this discomfort, I think you should try consult a doctor, TCM or western.

Now back to your question.

How do you your body to leverage your swing?

In my approach, I was taught to used my Big Muscle to pushed my club to the proper swing plane.

By using my left hand ( No wrist action ) & shoulder & Latissimus dorsi muscle in pushing my driver or irons to the proper swing plane "My Back Swing"

click on the site Latissimus dorsi muscle.

mylim wrote:

hi seebayho.. perhaps you could try to put a towel beneath both your armpit & practice half swing..& you must not drop the towel.. this is a really good drill to make sure your arms are working together with your body..

don't be greedy to go full swing.. perhaps you have to keep doing thing for couple weeks of consistence training..

there are lots more steps.. this is one of the first few basic drill.. & i assume that you already have a correct setup with proper CG, correct grip, and good understanding about 6, 8 & 9 o'clock position for your club head.


Regards,
MY

Make good sense, I will try it out.
whats 6,8 & 9 position?

HyBriD wrote:

seebayho wrote:

How do you use your body/core muscle to leverage your swing?
I am starting to use my core muscles, now my whole body aching leow.

Hey,

correct me if i am wrong, the pain your referring to is your upper body? or just your arms, shoulder & chest?

If you are experiencing pain, it is normal when you are just a beginner. However, if you have been playing regularly and have experience this discomfort, I think you should try consult a doctor, TCM or western.

Now back to your question.

How do you your body to leverage your swing?

In my approach, I was taught to used my Big Muscle to pushed my club to the proper swing plane.

By using my left hand ( No wrist action ) & shoulder & Latissimus dorsi muscle in pushing my driver or irons to the proper swing plane "My Back Swing"

click on the site Latissimus dorsi muscle.

Hybrid, sounds like I have to go medical school first.
Oh yes, I just tried it. It seem that all along I am using only my shoulders and arms.
Thanks for the enlightenment! What about the downswing?

Its interest to see Hybrid's comments, I recently saw 2 rowing machine in Keppel's upper range deck. I was wondering why. I guess that the Chilli instructor want to help their students to train up their Latissimus dorsi muscle group and help them beef these part for more effective swing pane.

Its good to see that there instructor there does take different approach to teach help their students.

seebayho wrote:

Make good sense, I will try it out.
whats 6,8 & 9 position?

You can refer to this website for some tips.
http://www.stancecoach.com/why-the-set-up/

http://yoursimpleswing.com/Page1.html - this one explains a bit about the 6, 8 & 9 o clock position.
6 o' clock basically means your setup position with your club face aligned to the ball.
9 o' clock mean the position at your half swing & 8 o'clock means your club head moves till your right leg position and your right arm pointing straight to the ground aligning to your left foot.

Hope my explanation doesn't confuse you.

Have a nice game.

Regards,
MY