![]() Think of a baseball shortstop getting ready to field a grounder, a basketball player in a defensive guarding position, a football quarterback about to receive the ball from center, a skier on a downhill run, a swimmer preparing to dive into the water at the start of a race -- all ready for action; they are bent at the knees, balanced, with the weight slightly favoring the balls of the feet in anticipation of movement. There are some differences, but there are enough similarities to show that golf, like other sports, requires that the performer prepare the body for action. The only difference is that golf is motion without locomotion. It's movement without the body traveling "anywhere." Golf requires both precision and power. Both are influenced by how the swinging apparatus is "set up" to perform. |
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