Say you know what to do with your swing, and you know how to do it, but you still aren’t getting consistent results.<\/p>\n
I will bet dollars to donuts that your swing is too fast. <\/p>\n
I don’t mean to say you are swinging out of your shoes, but that your swing is too fast for you to get everything to line up. <\/p>\n
Even though you don’t feel like you are swinging too fast, the results indicate that you might be doing just that.<\/p>\n
So slow it down. Slow down your swing to the point where it starts working like it should. <\/p>\n
I’m not saying swing slowly. That’s different. I’m saying to find the speed that lets your swing work, which might be slower than you are swinging now.<\/p>\n
Not a lot slower, just slower enough.<\/p>\n
Then one thing flows into the next, seamlessly. The parts disappear and all you have left is one swing, a swing that works. <\/p>\n
Try it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Say you know what to do with your swing, and you know how to do it, but you still aren’t getting consistent results. I will bet dollars to donuts that your swing is too fast. I don’t mean to say you are swinging out of your shoes, but that your swing is too fast for … Continue reading Tempo, One More time<\/span>