This is where people get confused. If the swing is a SINGLE PLANE, then why isn’t the club on the red line? The answer can be seen from the top view.
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Swing Plane is relative to the Body NOT to an imaginary CIRCLE
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Just say “OKAY”
Using your golf swing as an example, let's say you are challenged by the lower body movement. You have tried everything and simply “Can’t figure it out”. You identified a personal barrier.
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Purify Your Swing – Masterclass Q & A
The GGA Masterclasses include six weeks of training. After each week, the students can ask questions about the week’s lessons during a private coaching session.
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Graves Golf 2017 Year in Review
What the great year 2017 has been. Looking back, I can see how much fun we had and how many people we helped have more fun playing golf. Let’s take a look at some highlights …
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Trail Leg Brace
“Stabilize, Energize, Contain and Release” – Moe Norman Here are some interesting pictures of Moe. The noticeable stability in his right leg shows the brace that allows his pelvis and torso to rotate. Moe …
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Top 5 – Moe Norman Single Plane Discoveries for 2017
Hello, Single Plane Golfers. If you enjoy Moe Norman stories or advocate his simple golf swing – you will probably be interested in hearing about my Top 5 Single Plane Discoveries for 2017. Each year …
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Tough Love – I better see you in February.
It’s Coach Todd here. I have my coaching hat on. I’m not here to discuss your swing technique. I’m here to talk about you. We need to have a heart-to-heart. I get worried this time …
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Save Your Back
The conventional golf swing is complicated. The arms hang below the shoulders, starting on two planes and by the time the club returns to impact, it is on a higher plane. I call this the …
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Golf is a Journey – be patient (part 3.)
I admit – I’m impatient. That doesn’t surprise anyone who knows me. It’s a personality trait that I’ve learned to temper. There were numerous experiences that taught me the importance of patience. The Colorado Open …
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Golf is a Journey – be patient (part 2.)
Let me deviate a bit from golf for a moment. (I will get back to it I promise). I read a book titled “Awakening to the Dream.” The book makes a statement reflecting the act …
