Unleash Your Golf Swing Speed & Power With This Release Technique

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9 thoughts on “Unleash Your Golf Swing Speed & Power With This Release Technique

  1. An engineer and analyst, I've had more moments of enlightenment watching this series than decades of golf literature and videos, so much so I'm struggling to watch anything else now.
    I've changed my technique to adhere to these "new" principles and the results have been quite staggering. I could usually hit well but tensions crept in that made precise timing an ongoing challenge. These tensions are now gone. No more defending against their negative impact, no more concerns about consistency.
    In my opinion this methodology is by far the most "correct" and best taught.
    Well done Chuck Quinton. I now feel even Hogan would have benefited from Chuck's input.

  2. Great lesson, Chuck. I really like the position of your students right heel impact position. If you can get this young man to to blaze his soft arms past the ball in that throwing motion you teach while maintaining this same heel position, then wow you’ll have something unique.

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