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Originally Posted by deronsizemore

Yes, but what kind of ball? Is there a specific size that's better for this drill?


Seriously? :-)

One that's small enough to fit there but not so small it falls out easily.

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Good to know because now you'll be able to get some tips that are relevant to your swing . From a theoretical stand point though, the three main reasons someone experiences lower back pain a

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I think it's like any swing method / pattern that promises all golfers instant and great results.  Andy and Mike generated a lot of hype based on some questionable "science" that made them and some th

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It's not a common miss at all. Quite the opposite, if that's possible. Your weight may not be moving forward enough... though without seeing a swing, who knows... If your left shoulder is ahead of the

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Originally Posted by iacas

Seriously? :-)

One that's small enough to fit there but not so small it falls out easily.



I've got one you can find in a sports store, mini soccer ball.  Tennis ball is too small and a basketball is too big

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I've got one you can find in a sports store, mini soccer ball.  Tennis ball is too small and a basketball is too big

Those size 3 soccer balls they usually have in a bin near the checkout counter?

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Originally Posted by jamo

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I've got one you can find in a sports store, mini soccer ball.  Tennis ball is too small and a basketball is too big

Those size 3 soccer balls they usually have in a bin near the checkout counter?


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In the middle of this golf video magazine is a piece on Stack & Tilt. Pretty basic stuff if you know S&T;, but nonetheless, you might get something out of it.

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Originally Posted by nevets88

In the middle of this golf video magazine is a piece on Stack & Tilt. Pretty basic stuff if you know S&T;, but nonetheless, you might get something out of it.


Nice, that's where I get lessons. I met Mike and Andy there once during a clinic. I was there for a lesson with my instructor, but Andy Plummer watched me hit a couple balls during it. It was pretty nerve wracking.

Very nice place. Highly recommended to all that you head to Burlington CC. Great S&T; School there. Thanks for the post!

My teacher Steve in the video is great.

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So are you saying your namesake had a technically perfect swing? There are many S&T; moves in the conventional swing so don't be so hasty

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Originally Posted by seve

Stack and Tilt Sucks!!! Not technically correct...totally unnatural...And mostly, it hurts golf swings...and backs!



Ah, it's Seve, back from the dead.

It's no wonder your back hurts.

You're dead.

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Back to the original topic.

When you want to swing harder, get a little more distance, does this sound right?

I put a little extra pressure on the armpits so as not to loose connection and have the clubhead swing more out towards the ball (which promotes heel contact).

Sometimes doing this makes me tighten the area around the elbows and I don't get full extension from the arms, toe hit.

But generally, swing harder, more "connected"?

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Originally Posted by nevets88

Back to the original topic.

When you want to swing harder, get a little more distance, does this sound right?

I put a little extra pressure on the armpits so as not to loose connection and have the clubhead swing more out towards the ball (which promotes heel contact).

Sometimes doing this makes me tighten the area around the elbows and I don't get full extension from the arms, toe hit.

But generally, swing harder, more "connected"?



When you want to swing FASTER I'd recommend you push the hips forward and tuck the butt faster.  Belt buckle rising and pointing to the sky

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Originally Posted by JetFan1983

Nice, that's where I get lessons. I met Mike and Andy there once during a clinic. I was there for a lesson with my instructor, but Andy Plummer watched me hit a couple balls during it. It was pretty nerve wracking.

Very nice place. Highly recommended to all that you head to Burlington CC. Great S&T; School there. Thanks for the post!

My teacher Steve in the video is great.


I take lessons from Steve too. Excellent instructor. If the lesson in the video from Steve were my first lesson, it would have saved me a serious world of hurt.  Such is life.

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Originally Posted by nevets88

If the lesson in the video from Steve were my first lesson, it would have saved me a serious world of hurt.  Such is life.


In 2008, my first year, I went through four "toe up, toe up" guys in my search for the right teacher. Then I just gave up. Thankfully, I found this site and learned how to tell the difference between a good teacher and a bad one. That makes the search a whole lot easier. Then I found Steve and this was our first season working together. I didn't get to see him as much as I wanted, but we put in a lot of good work in the time we had. How long have you been working with him?

He pretty much changed everything I do haha. From the putting stroke all the way up to the full swing. Fine by me, since I was hanging around a 23 index or so at the time our lessons started.

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Actually, this is getting off topic, so maybe I shouldn't start a convo here, but it's cool that you work with Steve as well.



Originally Posted by seve

Stack and Tilt Sucks!!! Not technically correct...totally unnatural...And mostly, it hurts golf swings...and backs!



Honestly, Seve could've used some Golf Evolution in his life back on those "bad" ball striking days. But I guess Seve hitting GIR all the time would have been pretty boring, so....

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Originally Posted by seve

Stack and Tilt Sucks!!! Not technically correct...totally unnatural...And mostly, it hurts golf swings...and backs!



Amazing after having back surgery last year I swing similar to Stack and tilt and my back doesn't hurt.

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