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November 19, 2007

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Paul @ Aspiring-Golfer.com

Thanks for the St. Andrews Webcam link..I didn't know this existed.

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Fitness is a good way to keep our shape over the winter.I've made my own home programs and I am satisfied.

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Winter is the saddest season for all the golfers. And yes you are right, this is the end of the happy days in Golf Course. All we have to do is to wait for that season to end before we can proceed to our play.

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That webcam view was beautiful. I've never been to St. Andrews, but as an avid golfer I've made a vow that I have to make it there at least once in my life. I guess seeing it via webcam is the next best thing :-)

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this winter golf training will help me a lot with my daily excercise routine!

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Like all sports, if you really want to improve at golf is not only a form, practice. as much as you can go, always focusing on some aspects of his game and try to improve it. First your golf swing, his ability to try to hit the ball farther or higher, take tough shots, learn to play by the conditions, etc. In short, keep a goal in mind while working on his game.


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Golf fitness lets look at the biomechanics and physical demands of the golf swing. In the last decade great progress and improved data based on the biomechanics of the golf swing has taken place, providing a golf community with a great understanding of kinematics, neuromuscular firing patterns and the physical demands of swing golf.

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