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What do You Think About During Your Downswing?

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WillieT Great Member

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9 hours ago, iacas said:

It’s 0.2 seconds. So nothing, really. The swing is pre-determined at that point.

The old adage "Think long, think wrong" definitely applies.  There is no time to think as now you are completing the swing.   For me, I try to be quiet in mind instead focusing on repeating the proper swing mechanics.  

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RayG Great Member

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Nothing. Once the swing process starts, I'm blank. Experience and Muscle Memory 'should' take over.

 

It's like asking "Do you inhale or exhale before Putting (or Driving, whatever)...?" If you think about it, you are toast. 


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0.2 seconds, but like dream time in Inception. I think about my trip to Europe, how much I love golf, my lifetime great rounds, etc. 

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