Daily Video Blog

Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 19 June 2013
Comments: 1

Today I'm going to discuss the sternum and spine position at address through to impact. Larry Hink sent in a question asking how to keep a level sternum during his pre-loaded heavy right setup. But, the goal is not to keep a level sternum. In fact, it's impossible to swing with a level sternum and spine angle. You've got to have a slight tilt, which comes from being PLHR (pre-loaded heavy right).

Hi Surge,

So how can we keep sternum level and still pre-load heavy right?

Larry Hink

I didn't wear a hat today so you could see the top of my sunglasses. I also wore a shirt with multiple lines on it for reference points. This will allow you to see how the setup changes once I get into my pre-loaded heavy right position. The sternum and spine change from being level to having a tilted axis. We tilt the whole upper body because we need to have our weight on our back foot. We sink into the right side to the point that you should be able to lift up your front leg... Read More

Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 17 June 2013
Comments: 19
Because there are Surgites all around the world, the sun never sets on the Surge Nation. That means that at any given time of day, someone could be playing golf with the Peak Performance Golf Swing... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 15 June 2013
Comments: 21
Today I'm going to talk about the golf swing of Fred Couples. Being a hall of famer means Fred has done remarkable things in the game of golf and his swing is one that is talked about quite often. He... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 14 June 2013
Comments: 7
If you're a true vertical swinger, your backswing should follow the path of in the mitt and up the tree. If you aren't sure if you're in the right positions, I've got a checkpoint test for you to use... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 13 June 2013
Comments: 8
This week, the best golfers in the world are facing golf's toughest test at the U.S. Open. Although the weather may have tamed the course a bit, the rough at this tournament is always known as some... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 11 June 2013
Comments: 13
One of the most common problems that amateur golfers have is swinging outside to in. This can be caused by many different reasons, all of which I will go over in today's video. I'll also give you the... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 9 June 2013
Comments: 5
I'm a right handed golfer, so I always teach in terms of that side of the ball. I understand that there are a lot of left handed golfers in the Surge Nation as well, and I apologize if any of you ... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 7 June 2013
Comments: 8
Launch angle is very important when it comes to ball flight. Having a driver that will give you the optimum launch angle is just as important. If you don't have the right tool for the job, you're... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 6 June 2013
Comments: 18
The bump is what starts the transition and keeps you swinging down the proper line. Without it, you would be forced to come over the top. I got an email from a gentleman named Pondeli Apessos who... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 4 June 2013
Comments: 12
A month ago, I published a video that responded to many questions I had been receiving regarding Inbee Park's golf swing. Many of you thought that she might be using the Peak Performance Golf Swing. ... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 3 June 2013
Comments: 4
The Peak Performance Golf Swing is the only body friendly golf swing being taught today. That declaration is not based on opinion, it's based on scientific fact. Today, I want to give you a little... Read More