To Increase Your Driving Distance In Golf - Swing Speed Is Important
If I lined up 100 golfers and asked them to raise their hands if they want to hit the ball farther. What do you think? 60%? 70%? 80% I'll bet even more than that, but I can tell you increasing golf swing speed will help.
The never-ending pursuit to hit it LONG!
Golfers will pay any amount of money in hopes for an extra 10-20 yards, but the question to ask is...are they getting that extra yardage? What means are they using? Is it a golf training aid? A golf fitness program? Or maybe just spinach in the morning?
Increase Your Golf Swing Speed
You've seen the training aids on the television promising rapid increases in your golf swing speed. In fact, some say their aids will increase your swing speed up to 10 mph! That's huge...if that were really the case! But we know it's not! If you were to work on your swing mechanics, golf specific strength and flexibility, and improve swing speed, you could definitely see an increase of 5-8 mph!
This increase can mean anywhere from 10 to 30 yards on your drives! That's significant! Enough to go to the 19th hole with a big ol smile on your face from ear-to-ear! The only thing to keep in mind is conistency. Pick an approach and do it regularly! I mean schedule it out and make an appointment with yourself. This is a very effective way to stick to a regiment and get the full benefit from it!
I am a huge proponent to total golf training and not just one aspect. What I mean by this...is working on your body, working on your swing, and using a golf swing speed training aid.
This is a wicked combination and one that will give you the best results that will last long-term!
Author: Mike Pedersen
Author Bio:
About The Author: Mike Pedersen is the featured expert for Golf Magazine's GolfOnline.com site, one of the top golf performance experts in the country, author and founder of several cutting-edge online golf performance sites. Take a look at his just released golf performance dvds and manual at his improve golf swing site - Perform Better Golf.
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