not even sure what I’ve just watched, but its good to see you still on here giving people advice! If only the back would allow me to play golf regularly ! keep it up steve
@@SteveFurlongerGolfPerformance a follow up question if I may, when you are pressing down with the lead foot is it more a case of pressing hard from the toes rather than slamming the heel down? ATB Paul R.
Hi Paul, a great question. Its how quick you can ramp the forces up, not how much. The key is faster acceleration. A short fast pump into the ball of the big toe should do the trick, however always best to test it on some plates .
how does the sequence of this work alongside the recentreing and breaking forces? Ie does this short fast pump happen after the recentering as a way to break the lateral force?
That would depend on how high the trail foot lateral force was. If there is a lot of lateral motion as a result of a high lateral peak there would definitely need to be some breaking force 👍🏼
Very clear and extremely helpful explanation for this video as well as the one on ground force reaction.
not even sure what I’ve just watched, but its good to see you still on here giving people advice! If only the back would allow me to play golf regularly ! keep it up steve
Thank you
That was one of he best explanations I’ve watched. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Steve, what you are talking about is the definition of what is the meaning of hitting harder.
Great info as always Mr F, thank you.
Very welcome
@@SteveFurlongerGolfPerformance a follow up question if I may, when you are pressing down with the lead foot is it more a case of pressing hard from the toes rather than slamming the heel down? ATB Paul R.
The press should be into the balls of the toes, we jump the highest from the forefoot.
Awesome drills Steve ! 🔥 💪
Appreciate it!
can you use this board with a driver? It looks a little too short
dont hit balls off it!! its for training
Hey Steve. Great video. What do you need to do in order to spike the verticals earlier?
Hi Paul, a great question. Its how quick you can ramp the forces up, not how much. The key is faster acceleration. A short fast pump into the ball of the big toe should do the trick, however always best to test it on some plates .
@@SteveFurlongerGolfPerformance Thanks Steve
how does the sequence of this work alongside the recentreing and breaking forces? Ie does this short fast pump happen after the recentering as a way to break the lateral force?
That would depend on how high the trail foot lateral force was. If there is a lot of lateral motion as a result of a high lateral peak there would definitely need to be some breaking force 👍🏼
What carry distance are you gaining off that 11mph?
approximately 2.7 yards per mph, assuming a centered strike
You can make one for less than $20
Great, scale up and sell them 🙌🏼
@@SteveFurlongerGolfPerformancelol 😂
Yep. Easy to make as well.
@nicholasdemetriades9154 excellent, why not scale up and sell them!
@@SteveFurlongerGolfPerformance it's not about scaling up, it's simple home economics