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  Full Swing Tip  

Have you ever heard that you were supposed to keep your head still during your swing? That would be a bad idea! Isn't that helpful?

Watch the players you see on the tours closely. They do not keep their heads still. It is not possible to keep your head still without reversing your weight shift

It is a good idea to keep your spine angle constant, or to keep your head at the same height. But, based on the fact that you have two hip joints which you will be rotating on if you swing well, your spine and head will have to move laterally to some degree -- though not excessively.

If you only have one leg then it's a good idea to keep your head still. But if you have two legs let your head flow back and forth a bit and things will work out a whole lot better.

The golf swing and hitting it your longest are covered in detail in my books "The Full Swing." and "Hitting it Longer."

And I work with golfers on getting their maximum distance (individually or in small groups of friends, family, co-workers, etc.) in my Private "Long Drive Schools."

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