Chop some logs
When you raise an axe and let it fall, there’s a natural rhythm to it. Weight shifts. Hands release. Body follows through. You don’t have to think about any of it. It just happens. —Martin Chuck
Martin Chuck
How hovering the club makes you more reliable and consistent
“When you rest the club on the ground, you can create too much bend in your arms, waist, etc. And these variables make it hard to get the club back to the ball in a reliable way.” —Martin Chuck
How to build a better backswing
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has a drill that can teach you how to make a better backswing.
How to use “flow” to hit powerful shots
Here’s Martin Chuck from Tour Striker Academy with something he learned from George Knudson.
How to waggle your way to better ball striking
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has some great advice about the waggle and how it’s a vital piece of your pre-shot routine.
Swing like you’re chopping wood? Yes!
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has a great tip to use your “magic hands” to swing more effectively.
Martin Chuck: Pre-turn to hit long beautiful draws
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has a neat flexibility hack to help you hit long beautiful draws. This one is particularly helpful for senior golfers and anyone else who isn’t able to turn like they could in their 20s.
Martin Chuck: The right attack angle for hybrids and fairway woods
Ever wondered if you should hit “down” on your hybrids and fairway woods? Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has the answer.
Martin Chuck: Go slow to go low
In this video Martin Chuck talks about a routine that you see a lot of Tour players using and explains how it can help us too.
