Waltz through your next practice
Jack Nicklaus has always insisted that matching your swing to a slow waltz tempo can help you improve your swing tempo.
Jack Nicklaus has always insisted that matching your swing to a slow waltz tempo – one-two-three, one-two-three, one-two-three – can help you improve your swing tempo.
So try narrowing your feet during your next range practice and then exaggerate the rocking motion of your feet to match the dance tempo when you hit shots.
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