Pushing vs. Pulling in the Golf Swing for Consistency

I know what you’re thinking to yourself. If I could just swing like that and hit the ball like that every single time, golf would be the greatest game ever for me, because I would actually be able to go out and enjoy it all the time. Instead of being frustrated and aggravated chasing balls all over the trees, you could be enjoying the whole course. But the reason that you’re not hitting the ball like that and you’re not playing consistently as well as you should is one reason — and one reason only — you’re pushing instead of pulling.

What on earth do you mean by that?

The concept of pushing versus pulling is at the very core of Rotary Swing, because it’s a physics fundamental. It’s going to explain all of the swing faults that you’ve ever struggled with — coming over the top, losing lag, flipping at impact, the chicken wing, not being able to shift your weight. If any of those describe you, listen up — because I’m going to go inside for just a moment and explain with a couple of props this concept of pushing versus pulling to help you understand why you’re struggling with your golf swing. What I have before you is every training aid you ever need to understand the golf swing. I have a children’s toy and a flail that I made in my garage. These two things will completely transform the way that you think about the golf swing from this day forward. If you want to see how an AI swing analyzer identifies whether you’re pushing or pulling in your own swing, you can upload your video and get an instant breakdown.

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So let’s start with the truck. How many of you have pulled a trailer down the highway? Most of us probably have. How many of you pushed a trailer down?

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