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I think there's too much emphasis on trying to copy the swings the Pro's have. The problem is you get it nailed for a couple of weeks but then your old habits and natural swing returns. So you're continually returning to the Pro to have things put right. Is there some intent in this method of coaching? And if so who is it really serving?

Did you get sorted? If not check out www.michaelbruchet.com I've been following and recently signed up with him, his stuff is quite different from the normal stuff that try's to get you to change your swing.

I've come across an ex Tour Pro Michael Bruchet, who offers online coaching and has different levels of Programs depending where you're at with your game. He combines body strengthening, mindset, has some great routines and drills. He also offers quite a lot of free content.

I agree Yoga does help theres a ex Tour Pro I came across who uses them in his routine. He's giving away some great Free stuff. If you're interested I can pass on his details

I agree Yoga does help theres a ex Tour Pro I came across who uses them in his routine. He's giving away some great Free stuff. If you're interested I can pass on his details

I agree Yoga does help theres a ex Tour Pro I came across who uses them in his routine. He's giving away some great Free stuff. If you're interested I can pass on his details