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Golf With Aimee

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• Check foot balance before blaming flexibility
• Check chip alignment by laying club on your toe line
• Keep one putting style: hit or push, not both
• Pre-round drill: 10 balls at 5 steps, hole 5, rest close
• Push-away drill for the takeaway
• Combine seated side bends and forward folds
• Stop standing up: hold spine angle, coil, shift weight low
• Use your pre-shot routine to refocus
• Don't decelerate the chip or you'll hit it fat
• Set up an open face for the 40-yard bunker shot
• Avoid over-rotating the club face in the takeaway
• Keep the takeaway low, slow, on line, and square
• Read break from behind ball and hole, side for speed
• Turn through a chip like a door
• Mark the lead thigh to inspect weight shift
• Fit putter length with naturally hanging arms
• Switch targets every range shot to train alignment
• Hit down, don't help up, to launch the ball high
• Open your whole alignment five degrees
• Slow the whole routine to groove a slower putting tempo
• Practice putting across about five varied distances
• SuperSpeed practice swings to relax arms, use hips
• Hit up on the driver with a positive attack angle
• Keep the knee over the ankle in a lunge
• Reach arms to the sky in sit-ups for upper-back mobility
• Move the ball left for a non-full swing
• Warm through driver, then return to technique
• Sequence the downswing hips, shoulders, hands, club
• Switch to a lower-lofted wedge for long bunker shots
• Seated chair twist to build torso rotation
• Regress the bridge with arms on the floor
• Start the putt on the first three inches of your line
• Hit putts to calibrate feel to break
• Lead-hand pressure at the top makes you go over the top
• Train the release by focusing on the post-impact position
• Keep the arc width from hands to chest consistent
• Keep turning and shifting weight on pitch shots
• Let the head move toward the target after impact
• Use a broomstick to feel the driver's length and weight
• Set the clubhead first, then your body
• Tell a one-plane swing from a two-plane swing
• Practice three shot shapes with a fade bias
• Swing slow back, four to five times faster through
• Pause at the top when shots fly low
• Bounce brushing the ground at impact is correct, not fat
• Don't manufacture the arc with a toe-balance putter
• Play the driver ball off the inside of your left heel
• Keep the hands in and the club head out
• Stay on your left foot on ball-below-feet chips
• Land a chip close so it releases to the hole
• Set an open stance with weight forward for pitches
• Note a half-club choice into a front wind
• Swing direction sets the start, the face sets the curve
• Keep 60% weight on the lead foot in the bunker
• Use the bounce, not the leading edge, on chips
• Widen the pitch stance between chip and full width
• Set up for a chip when the ball is below your feet
• Aiming your body right can make you hook it
• Use cow-face pose to relieve leg tension
• Roll between plank and down dog
• Match face angle and path for a straight shot
• Aim long putts to finish just past the hole
• Round the back and hold for eight seconds
• Grip up for a fade because the open face adds loft
• Practice long putts into a half circle past the hole
• Hold the clubface square 8 inches past impact
• Take the club back slow, low, and long
• Judge five shots by movement, not contact
• Sync hands to body instead of lifting with the hands
• Bounce off a plastic lid to feel the chip strike
• Take only one practice swing to avoid rushing
• Allow the clubhead slightly inside post-impact
• Narrow stance, pressure in the front foot
• Enter the sand one or two inches behind the ball
• One-handed turn-and-release swing drill
• One-practice-swing limit
• Elbow to belly button, then shake hands at post-impact
• Tennis ball drill for extension and speed
• Start putting practice by checking stroke and alignment
• Set the club at the top for fairway wood tempo
• Ease grip pressure to stop sore fingers
• Check arm tension before blaming flexibility
• Use a medicine ball to feel the takeaway
• Use plumb bob to read the break
• Check your shoulders are parallel to your toe line
• Fix the release to square the face and cure a slice
• Read a draw from path right of the face
• Calibrate your eyes to square with video or a stick
• Hit clubs in piles of 5 to switch swings fast
• Support a wide-leg forward fold with your arms
• Do the taco drill to sync takeaway and hinge