How to Properly Warm Up before Practicing/Playing Golf!
One of the most overlooked facts about golf is that most people believe it’s physically not intensive enough that you need to warm up before practicing/playing. Actually the opposite is true, a golf swing requires proper functioning of your spine, lower body, shoulders, and the rest of the body. I probably overlooked this fact too that I didn’t mention it so far on ...
November 24th, 2009 by Junger Woods
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More about Golf Hip Slide and Turn!
Couple weeks back I told you about how to learn and master the hip slide and turn.  Well, it turns out that the other day, I realized how to do it even more efficiently.  (And yes, I am coming close to mastering that) The hip slide and turn is probably one of the most essential movements you will need for longer, full shots such as long irons and the woods.  In the shorter s ...
November 22nd, 2009 by Junger Woods
DIY Parachute Golf Balls to Full Shot Practice!
Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode I’ve seen a handful of golf ball gadgets for short-range practice but these homemade parachute golf balls are the most innovative and ones that could let you feel a real golf ball while not breaking your neighbor’s windows.  Brilliant! ...
November 20th, 2009 by Junger Woods
The Right Frame of Mind for Perfecting Your Golf Swing!
The other day I told you I have found my swing and that I was going to detail exactly how to accomplish an easy-to-use and simply golf swing. Well, it turns out the as soon as I tried to find out exactly what I was doing, I kept having more trouble than ever. I think the right frame of your mind is more important to “perfect” your swing, that is to try not “pe ...
November 20th, 2009 by Junger Woods
1 Axis 1 Plane Golf Swing Coming Soon!
Recently, I have been hitting the golf ball awfully well and I have developed a new type of golf swing that I termed “1 Axis 1 Plane” golf swing, which basically uses 1 axis and 1 plane. The golf swing theory is one I have developed while studying pro golfers like Ben Hogan, Tiger Woods, and all those great players out there. This 1 axis/1 plane golf swing will allo ...
November 18th, 2009 by Junger Woods
Today’s Practice – 3 Jumbo Buckets!
Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode Well, today was a fun day, I went to the range TWICE. (2 different ones, the first one closed so I had to go to the other one which opens until 9PM)  The first time I hit 2 jumbo buckets for about 3 hours. The second time, I hit 1 jumbo bucket and the range closed.  I guess I am addicted t ...
November 14th, 2009 by Junger Woods
I found my SWING!
You know, you have one of those days when you find your swing, every swing feels effortless, you can hit every shot at the target.  Today was such a day for me, let me share you some insights what I tried to do today. For one, I haven’t hit balls all week due to me playing with new gadgets such as my new Canon 7D DSLR. I felt really fresh heading out to the range and eve ...
November 13th, 2009 by Junger Woods
Why 99% of Pro Golfers FAIL to Make it to the PGA Tour!
During my year-long stint as a mini-tour golfer, I’ve came to realize many things including the reason why 99% of pro golfers out there FAIL to make it to the PGA Tour. Here’s the top reasons: 1. They run out of money. 2. They don’t have financial back-up to go for a long time. 3. They simply don’t have the talent. Well, my top 2 reasons are probably the ...
November 12th, 2009 by Junger Woods
How to Take Slow Motion Golf Swing Videos!
I’ve actually noticed bunch of YouTube videos online of these awesome slow motion golf swing videos and noticed that everyone was using selective Casio Exilim series, which can do like up to 6,000 frames per second. I found that these cameras below will let you take super slow motion golf swing videos: Casio Exilim EX-FC100 – These go for about $219.95 on Amazon, r ...
November 11th, 2009 by Junger Woods
How Navy Seals Mental Psychology can be Applied to Golf!
Here’s a rather interesting story about how Navy Seals increased their passing rates with some psychology: With mental rehearsal they were taught to visualize themselves succeeding in their activities and going through the motions. As far as self talk is concerned, the experts in The Brain documentary made the claim that we say 300 to 1000 words to ourselves a minute. By ...
November 11th, 2009 by Junger Woods