2 Things You Must Do If You Want To Stop Coming Over The Top In Your Golf Swing

Written by Joe Pena


Coming Over-The-Top in your golf swing is probablyrepparttar most common (and frustrating) swing flaw a golfer will ever deal with. You can work hard trying to fix it...and end up developing other bad swing habits inrepparttar 134941 process. Why not put an end to it once and for all by identifyingrepparttar 134942 two amazingly simple adjustments guaranteed to correct it.

1. Distribute your weight properly on your backswing.

When you execute your backswing, it doesn't matter how well you did your takeaway, how soon you cocked your wrists, or how late your cocked them. It doesn't matter if your right arm is straight atrepparttar 134943 top, or even if you manage to keep from overswinging. You must also be aware of how your weight is distributed.

You can spend years looking forrepparttar 134944 solution. I did. But when I found it, a light went on. You've heard of an "Aha!" experience, haven't you? Well, that's exactly what you will have when you discover precisely how to have your weight distributed.

I Can't Wait ! We Are Going to Cooperstown.

Written by Aron Wallad


I Can't Wait ! We Are Going to Cooperstown.

My heart soared. We were going to take another trip to The Baseball Hall of Fame. One of my favorite places on earth.

Just likerepparttar first trip to Upstate New York. I wanted to seerepparttar 134847 likes of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Honus Wagner, Mickey Mantle, Ty Cobb and Yogi Berra. one more time.

What I saw that day has stayed with me atrepparttar 134848 depths of my being, to this very day.

As we walked intorepparttar 134849 building inrepparttar 134850 spring of 1999 I was greeted by two giant size replicas of two great hitters Ted Williams and Babe Ruth. I loved seeingrepparttar 134851 Babe again. "My friend Babe Ruth. Hello. Hey Ted, you look pretty good."

I remember saying.

I found it very interesting that I and most people (if you stood under seven foot five inches) would have to look up to see these two sculptured figures.

My wife and I strolled throughrepparttar 134852 museum looking, atrepparttar 134853 artifacts. We adoredrepparttar 134854 old gloves, spikes, balls, bats and uniforms that were encased in their glass display bins. These items brought me back to a time and place before television, radar guns and luxury boxes. I was getting very nostalgic.

We soon enteredrepparttar 134855 wing that housedrepparttar 134856 Sammy Sosa, and Mark McGwire artifacts. This Home Run Wing was abundant with Sosa and McGwire memorabilia. This was like being in a home run baseball fantasy park. There were posters of both men. There were posters of each man's list of home runs.. When they hit them and what pitcher they hit their home run off. There were bats they used in games and balls they hit overrepparttar 134857 fences Amazing. Never have two major league men hit so many home runs in one year.

Upon leaving that wing I could not help but feel overwhelmed byrepparttar 134858 slugging feats of these two huge men. One a Cub and one a Cardinal.

We continued to stroll throughrepparttar 134859 hall until we came up to a narrow wing that I did not remember from my previous visit. I looked downrepparttar 134860 left side ofrepparttar 134861 corridor and saw a group of pictures. Hanging from wires, these colorful paintings were displayed at my eye level

Perfect for me.

I just had to see these pictures. I was compelled. to walk down this aisle.

The first picture as I enteredrepparttar 134862 area was of Babe Ruth. His bat was over his shoulder. His face was wrought with age. He looked a little old, heavy and a little overweight. As I stared atrepparttar 134863 picture I got very sad. I could see that his career was about to end.

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