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Ron Jul 15, 2014
Hello Ross While reviewing your website I came across a discussion where one uses a doorjamb against the left leg while resisting turning with the back of the right hand against the opposite doorjamb. I don’t quite understand this exercise and what it’s supposed to do. Could you enlighten me?Ross Jul 15, 2014
Hi Ron
I have (and still use) the door jamb for various simulations. If you give me the page you saw this on I will clarify. I do use this reference in my “tool tips” (see below).You can use a door jamb at ground level to simulate impact. Pretend the bottom of the door jamb is the ball. Using a golf club, set the club head up against the jamb, just inside your front foot. You can them unwind your hips a little (like turning through impact), pushing up against the jamb to simulate impact. This sends a great imprint to your brain. It kind of maps how all the body parts are (should be) working together, turning, trapping the ball at impact. Just keep repeating this impact position and hold impact a few seconds, and surprisingly, you’ll start to feel impact position during your swing. It is like your body is now familiar with how you want impact to feel like, because you’ve been practicing it. With practice, the body will do it!
* Nothing “happens” in this position. It is a dynamic position… kind of a moment where things come together as you are rotating and accelerating around to the finish.
Richard Jul 16, 2014
Wow, what an awesome drill Ross. Do you also find that it makes the hands passive automatically? Great drill. Thank you,Jay
Ross Jul 17, 2014
It teaches the hands to work with the body. All the pieces work in harmony once learned. Just like throwing a ball, all the body parts work together to move the arm… and you let go.Femgolf1 Feb 15
I do not understand this ” door jamb” drill. Is it possible to have a picture or video of it. Its been helpful to so many except me. I desire to share this wonderful experience. Please help me with a video recording. Thank you.
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