Improve your golf swing technique!

Reliable feeling needs training 

In sports, it is often tempting to take the feeling for a motion or a posture for granted. We should not. Few beginning players can hit a truly balanced stance unassisted. A surprising number of players cannot distinguish between a general upper body forward momentum during impact versus consciously creating the targeted lead-foot pressure level that is within the pro ideal. To improve golf swing technique, it is essential to educate your feeling. 

In fact for some players, it can be beneficial to train the “correct feeling” first, then the correct motion second. It’s a bit like taking a special course in muscle memory. If you are interested in this type of training, maybe you want to read our article on the fading feedback method and its advantages in technique development.

Training needs feedback 

So, feeling needs training just as muscles or coordination need training. One of the best ways to achieve a congruence between feeling and reality is referring to the type of instant feedback that the BAL.ON heatmap offers. For further individual analysis, you can also record yourself and check the data synchronized to your swing. 

The time you spend on heatmap and metrics pay off hugely for your golf swing technique and entire game. The more reliable your feeling can pilot your motion, the more confidence and fun you will have on the range and ultimately, on the course.