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Jan '12
The Offseason: Understand your swing plane
By Swingpal.com staff
For the last 11 weeks in our Offseason series, we’ve covered a variety of topics to help you keep improving your golf game during the winter months.
That journey comes to an end today with segment No. 12, and it’s an important one, as we talk about one of the most common yet misunderstood terms in golf, that being “swing plane.”
In this video segment, Swingpal.com instructor Jim Williams explains what the swing plane is and the fact that each individual swing plane is going to be a little bit different. He’ll also have some tips for you on how to work on your swing plane in the comfort of your own home if the weather isn’t cooperating where you live.
Enjoy this video, as getting your swing on plane will put you on a great path toward improved ball-striking.
We hope you’ve enjoyed our Offseason series!
Bookmark this page as a reference point for the future if you're having problems in any of the areas we've covered, and stay tuned to The Lesson Tee this spring for new video content relating to golf fitness.
In this video segment, Swingpal.com instructor Jim Williams explains what the swing plane is and the fact that each individual swing plane is going to be a little bit different. He’ll also have some tips for you on how to work on your swing plane in the comfort of your own home if the weather isn’t cooperating where you live.
Enjoy this video, as getting your swing on plane will put you on a great path toward improved ball-striking.
We hope you’ve enjoyed our Offseason series!
Bookmark this page as a reference point for the future if you're having problems in any of the areas we've covered, and stay tuned to The Lesson Tee this spring for new video content relating to golf fitness.
Additional videos from The Offseason series:
Nov. 2: Evaluate your fitness level
Nov. 9: Improve lower body mobility
Nov. 30: How to create more width
Dec. 7: Slow down to make changes
Dec. 14: A better position at impact
Dec. 7: Slow down to make changes
Dec. 14: A better position at impact
Dec. 21: Improve putting fundamentals
Dec. 28: Better tempo on the greens
Jan. 4: Hit your line when you putt
Jan. 11: Improve your set-up position