Golf Swing Techniques and Your Functional AnatomyGolf swing techniques are a common buzz word in golf instruction circles. Your body and its movement capability are responsible for how well you perform the swing techniques. A while ago, I was having a discussion on the golf swing with tour player friend of mine, David Frost. He was telling me how his swing underwent some changes that improved his ball striking. I asked him what changes he had made, and he explained that they were simply a better understanding of biomechanics and human movement. I know he has been to many top teachers including Butch Harmon and David Leadbetter. David made 15 cuts in a row after seeing his new teaching pro in Germany. The question I asked myself was why does he need to change anything in his swing? After all, he has been a success for so many years on the PGA Tour! Goes to show, no matter what level you are at you still look for ways to improve. Sound familiar? What was most interesting about our conversation were the changes David made.He had learned to use the movements of his anatomy much more efficiently. My curiosity got the better of me so I asked for the contact details of his teacher. What followed was to be a most interesting interview I have ever had with a teaching professional, Christian Neumaier, based at a top club in Germany. I am going to share our interview with you and since it is too long to publish here I have prepared it in a pdf file for you. I just want to mention that it has nothing to do with swing techniques or another golf method. It is purely about understanding biomechanics and the anatomy of the human body. Having this understanding will make it easier for you to analyze and optimize your human moving system and improve faster. Download your copy of the interview by filling out the form below. Not to worry, I hate spam and will not sell or abuse your email address. go from golf swing techniques back to golf help
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