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We have a winner! That was almost too easy!

Posted on by John Novosel Jr.

Chris is right on the mark and I don’t think I can say it any better.  Here is what he wrote:

The proper way to correct this fault is to add resistance in the direction of the fault. Supporting his head as he swings just reinforces the fault when the support is removed.

So, what Hank should do is put his hand on top of Charles head and push down.

To make things better Hank should add more force at the time Charles usually dips.

The first few times he does this Charles’ head will fall like lead balloon.

Then, SAID will kick in and Charles will start to use his neck muscles, postural muscles, etc… and he’ll learn to keep that head where it is.

Sadly, I don’t think this will ‘fix’ his swing, but I’m just making a point here!

Chris – send us your address and we’ll get your free gift sent out!

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John Novosel Jr.

John Novosel Jr. is the Co-Creator of Tour Tempo. Tour Tempo is the best selling book published by Doubleday and is a 5 star app for iOS. In addition to TT, he has patented or co-patented 4 swing training aids. He recently authored Tour Tempo Force, which hit #1 on Apple books for all sports.

He has given thousands of ’speed lesson’s to golfers of all abilities from Major Champions thru beginners. He also walks the walk, at 52 years old he produces swing speeds over 130 mph and has competed in long drive events, his longest drive in competition is 402 yards.

John has presented his concepts on Tempo, Speed and Power around the globe including seminars with PGA Sweden, PGA Holland, PGA Germany, PGA of America, the World Golf Fitness Summit and many others.

He has certifications with TPI, SSC Golf, and has his own certification program for Tour Tempo Speed Instructors.

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