Henrik Jentsch from the SFT Golf Academy explains how golfers can increase their clubhead speed ποΈββοΈ.
The podcast focuses on two key elements of the downswing: the lag angle π and the maximum speed of the hands βπ¨. By adjusting the timing of these elements, golfers can optimize their power πͺ and technique to generate more clubhead speed π.
The discussion compares the swings of amateur vs. professional golfers π¨βπποΈββοΈ to highlight the importance of the right concept and execution π―. Finally, a free video π₯ is offered with an exercise for more compression and distance π. Lag angle and hand speed play a crucial role π in generating clubhead speed in the golf swing.
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The combination of lag angle π and hand speed βπ¨ is key to maximizing clubhead speed β‘.
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A larger lag angle π allows for more efficient energy transfer βοΈ, helping convert hand speed into clubhead speed π.
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Timing matters β³! If maximum hand speed is reached earlier π°οΈ, more time is available to increase clubhead speed before impact π―.
π Example 1: Amateur vs. Pro Comparison
ποΈββοΈ Amateur & Pro had the same max hand speed (21 mph), but:
π Example 2: Float Loading Technique
ποΈββοΈ A pro reduced their lag angle early (float loading) π.
π Example 3: LPGA Player vs. Amateur
ποΈββοΈ LPGA pro had lower hand speed (18 mph β vs. 21 mph), but:
π Example 4: Maximizing Hand Speed
ποΈββοΈ A pro with 24 mph hand speedconverted it into 100 mph clubhead speed π₯, proving that earlier hand speed + controlled lag angle = maximum power π.
π 1. Reach Maximum Hand Speed Earlier
π 2. Adjust Your Downswing Concept
ποΈ 3. Move the Grip Correctly
π 4. Master the Right Downswing Concept
π₯ Want more speed & distance? Practice these techniques and unlock your full potential! ππͺ
π Influence of Lag Angle & Hand Speed ππ¨π― Techniques for Optimization πͺποΈββοΈ