3 posts tagged “Center of Gravity”
Your level is half about your hands and half about how you divide movement and stillness in your body. This article lays out which three parts should move and which three should stay still, why both standing frozen and swaying everywhere are the same disease, and four drills that separate the two.
An unstable center of gravity is the invisible source of many amateur errors. This article breaks stability into three axes — side-to-side, front-to-back, and up-down — and explains the cost of bouncing, the role of the core, and four ways to self-check.
Keeping your center of gravity steady is only the baseline — actively controlling it is what sets your level apart. Here's the path your weight should travel through the backswing, the strike, and the recovery, how different strokes use it, and drills to train it.
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