http://www.golfthingsconsidered.net/gtc/2009/06/out-of-posture/ Golf Columns by John Rogers, Director of Instruction at Lakeview Golf Club in Harrisonburg, VA Wed, 01 Feb 2012 16:46:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.golfthingsconsidered.net/gtc/2009/06/out-of-posture/comment-page-1/#comment-13 John Rogers Tue, 23 Jun 2009 03:40:23 +0000 http://www.golfthingsconsidered.net/gtc/?p=511#comment-13 Jim, thanks for bringing up the problem of late-round fatigue. I think you are probably on to a true issue--my guess is that as you start to feel fatigue, you feel the need to supply additional power to the shot, which might lead to an overly-quick shoulder turn and a resulting "cast" of the club; that would be your excuse to "jump". Three suggestions: consciously watch your tempo when you get tired, take longer breaks to rest before late-round shots, and........join the RMH Wellness Center to get some cardio-vascular training for endurance! ;) Jim, thanks for bringing up the problem of late-round fatigue. I think you are probably on to a true issue–my guess is that as you start to feel fatigue, you feel the need to supply additional power to the shot, which might lead to an overly-quick shoulder turn and a resulting “cast” of the club; that would be your excuse to “jump”. Three suggestions: consciously watch your tempo when you get tired, take longer breaks to rest before late-round shots, and……..join the RMH Wellness Center to get some cardio-vascular training for endurance!

]]> http://www.golfthingsconsidered.net/gtc/2009/06/out-of-posture/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Jim Noel Sat, 20 Jun 2009 12:04:44 +0000 http://www.golfthingsconsidered.net/gtc/?p=511#comment-8 Unfortunately I don't have John Rogers there to hold my head during my swing, out on the course, like he does on the range. ;o) ....This "jumping" thing still remains one of my achilles heels in my swing. I seem to do pretty well until I become tired later in the round. I usually walk 18 and the last half of the back nine finds me "jumping" in my swing, I believe, because of tiredness. Any suggestions? Unfortunately I don’t have John Rogers there to hold my head during my swing, out on the course, like he does on the range. ;o) ….This “jumping” thing still remains one of my achilles heels in my swing. I seem to do pretty well until I become tired later in the round. I usually walk 18 and the last half of the back nine finds me “jumping” in my swing, I believe, because of tiredness. Any suggestions?

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