Tempo Tour, created by John Novosel Jr. And his father, is a training platform that includes an app, a series of guidance books and a collection of lighting data related to the shake. Their extensive research shows that the best players in the world are super-speed, not super-boy, especially in their background.
The research proves that a smaller relationship between the time you need to finish your back and your landing is what creates speed and additional power. But you cannot simply Make a faster pace. The trick is to add strength to the return path so that you can use it on the way down.
Is not convinced? Check out the speed facts below.
Fact of speed no. 1
Among the last 100 big winners, most had a closer ratio of return on time.
Fact of speed no. 2
Most winners of the last 100 diplomas received less than 1.2 seconds to get from getting into influence,
Fact of speed no. 3
In the last 100 diplomas, 75 percent of the winner finished their backs in 0.75 seconds or less.
The force creates speed. And based on the numbers shown above, you can appreciate the need for speed in the modern game. Strength, unfortunately, is invisible, however the need to create it in your swinging is as important as ever. In addition to the research we have done at the Tour Tempo, we have based on various studies by Dr. Robert Grober, in the Yale University’s applied physics department, who says that the ability of a golf player to achieve the desired 3: 1 back-wet report depends on their ability to put more strength on the ground and on the club’s handle as they start behind.
Of course, the strength you create from above to influence is much greater (approximately twice as much), but you need to create the strength from putting on top to make it work. For the record player seeking to increase speed, your backwardness must be dynamic, not just a quiet move.
The good news is that to hit longer shots you should not have to shake the club anymore. Adding force to your back almost automatically makes the rest of your oscillation much faster, especially where it counts – through impact. On the following pages, we will show you how to “use force” to promote a quick quick return for more powerful shots. There is also an extra benefit: making these movements put your swing on a better plane, so not only will you hit it longer, you will hit it tightly.
John Novosel Jr. is the co -founder of Tempo tour and is based on Lawrence, Kan.
Jon Tattersall is a Top 100 Golf teacher And he is the co -founder of Fusion Atl in Atlanta, GA.
