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Should you push or pull in the golf swing? This video helps you understand which is best for a consistent golf swing.
We're after one thing: Real Results - Real Fast. And that's exactly what our members achieve. And that's why they say the AXIOM is: Mind-blowing. Game changing. Revolutionary.
Here at RotarySwing, talk is cheap and the proof is always in the pudding. Come see the massive transformations we can achieve together in your swing.
From beginner to pro, we have what you need to get you where you want to go.
RotarySwing was founded out of frustration with the current state of golf instruction. Quinton knew a better way had to exist to learn this game we all love.
There's a reason that Earl Woods taught Tiger how to play the game from the green back.
I admit, at first, even I didn't think it was necessary. I thought I could skip ahead and learn the full swing without building a solid foundation in putting, chipping and pitching.
All this belief did was cost me MORE time than had I started at the beginning just like The GOAT did. Over the past 20 years of doing golf clinics, my observations of thousands of students was always the same - those who started the slowest at the beginning always got there the fasted in the end.
In other words, the students I observed being diligent with the small things like grip, setup, posture and the basics of controlling the clubface on day 1 were always WAY further ahead of those who didn't on day 1.
In the post above by member Everett, he said it all in a nutshell. Go through the program exactly the way it is laid out and you will have extraordinary results. Skip to the end and you'll end up with the exact same swing you started with.
This is a system, not a grouping of random tips. There is a method to my madness deeply rooted in learning psychology and over 30 years of teaching hundreds of thousands of golfers just like you how to hit a ball with a stick. Slow down and you'll get there faster...
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Chuck
Stephan
Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Bryan
Craig (Certified RST Instructor)