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    • Great advice from Newhart. IMO unless there is a serious mechanical flaw most have the ability to will themselves to a consistent tempo.    
    • Be happy Tiger is not playing. 😄 Not that he gets as much attention lately as before, but focus on him has ground a lot of gears through the years.
    • 002: Do’s and Don’ts for Parents at a Junior Lesson | The Spin Axis Podcast - Golf Coaches Discuss Instruction Modern Techniques and Technology Episode 2 is out.
    • No. EE is almost never a matter of just willpower. Making the changes you need to make — at the right speed, the right way, etc. — can be a matter of willpower. The actual moves involved in EE? No. Most people EE because they must in order to hit the ball with the other stuff they have going on in their swings.
    • I've actually been thinking about this @iacas do you think this can apply to the left butt moving forwards and back to prevent early extension? Just force yourself to do it?   For the record - I often overswing when I feel the need to feel my left arm crossing my torso and against my chest. I stop the back swing when I feel the left arm totally adducted across the chest which is way too long
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