What is “The First Tee”?
“The First Tee” explains why, before you can improve your golf swing, it’s very likely you’ll need to temporarily limit the number of swings you take.
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Improving performance by limiting practice seems counterintuitive.
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But trying to improve your swing with more lessons and practice when you’re in pain, injured, or lack the physical capacity to develop a fluid effortless swing is very likely to result in more pain and injury.
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Because a fluid effortless swing is the swing that reduces injury risk.
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“The First Tee” eBook explores why:
- Â Relying ONLY on hours of practice required by traditional golf instruction to groove swing technique
- Â Subjecting your body to the injury producing wear and tear of repetitive golf swing practice
- Â Accumulating swing volume with physical limitations that produce compensatory movements
is not an effective approach. Especially for older golfers who often come the golf with pre-exiting conditions like back pain and joint stiffness.
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No one improves their golf swing when they are in pain and injured. Yet so many recreational golfers continue to do the very thing that’s causing pain and injury, the golf swing, without addressing underlying physical limitations.
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They accept declining performance as they struggle through nagging injuries and pain that only get worse with age, more practice, and more rounds.
There is an alternative approach.
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That’s why I wrote “The First Tee”.
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Read “The First Tee” eBook. See if it makes sense to you. If it doesn’t, that’s ok, it’s not for everyone. And since there is a 30 day money back guarantee, what do you have to lose?
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But if you want to learn about why an alternative approach to improve your swing can:
- help you avoid physical problems down the road
- help address issues you may have now
- Make lessons and practice more effective
it’s probably worth the $5 price I set for Newsletter subscribers.
