Solid Stance

Importance of the Back Knee Flex
During the setup in a golf swing the legs are flexed at address, and the back leg must remain flexed throughout the back swing movement. his is a must for a correct body turn. By maintaining a flexed back leg the head is held at a constant height from the ground during the back swing. It does not bob up and down.

Promotes Better Body Turn
The flexed back leg promotes a full and correct body turn. By remaining flexed and active the hip and side can be fully cleared to the rear. During the turn of the golf swing the rear hip goes back, but it must not be allowed to rise up. If the back leg straightens during the back swing a full hip and shoulder turn will be virtually impossible. Further, the head will tip over in the direction of the target and the "shape" of the body turn is destroyed, as is the plane of the back swing.

Role of the Knees
Powerful driving begins from the ground up. Top golfers generate power by making a huge shoulder coil above a braced lower body. If you have weak, loose or overactive knee action, you'll have slack in your coil -- a major power leak.

Resistance and counter forces Power comes from "the resistance of the hips to the turn of the shoulders in the back swing".
 

The Solid Stance product is simple to use and easy to work with. It can be put on standing up while your at the driving range or even on the course (not approved for use during USGA play).

The telescoping locking device easily locks into place with one hand and unlocks the same way. In the unlocked position your free to walk around with the Solid Stance training aid still attached. No need to remove the device to retrieve more golf balls or walk to a different area on the range.

On top of the telescoping device is a slide bar that allows the angle to decrease slightly during follow through for a nice balanced finish.

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