If I were to receive the opportunity to write a tip for a magazine, I would say something against the norm. Instructors teaching something you do not want to hear. Want to know what it is? Quick fix is not true, because they never work long term. The “only” what works in the long run you are working on.
Your body has a current level of fitness. I do not care how many balls hit him on the range, number of lessons you take, and what you’re swinging a driver. Hitting the ball further increased clubhead speed. Period. So hitting more balls or taking more lessons will not improve this.
The only thing that can improve clubhead speed is to strengthen your core rotational strength and flexibility. Its core is the engine of his swing. A weak or inflexible core will not give you the results you are looking for.
The golf swing and a trip through a turn. It is not as simple as you can do this? If that is true, why not improve your body’s ability to spin faster and stronger? This is the ticket to longer drives!
There are many simple, yet effective core rotational exercises you can do at home, office or even to improve your clubhead speed and driving distance.
Want an easy thing you can do in your chair?
Crossing his arms in front of his chest. Tall and sit up straight. With a fixed head position, turn right and left slowly. See how far you can go. Without stopping. As you feel a relaxation of the heart begins to spin faster and faster. Do this 20 or 30 times when you think about it and I guarantee you feel it.
Because time is so valuable product, you have to be creative. I created a section of my manual that covers stretches and simple exercises you can do in his chair in his office. You can not get more convenient than that.
I hope not to disappoint with this tip.