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This may seem trivial but I have a bad habit of breathing in on the takeaway and holding my breath on the downswing. I also tend to grind my teeth on the downswing. This can't be good. I'm sure it is better to breathe out on the downswing. I've tried purposely to blow out, or make a noise, or keep my mouth open etc, but I still go back to breath holding and teeth grinding. The odd thing is I've done martial arts and tennis before, both of which I was great at proper breathing. I would think breathing out would help the swing.
Do you breathe out on the downswing? Is there any consensus on what is correct? I've never seen any golf reference address this. Any tips to break this habit? |
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Ever think about trying the amour Bite Mouth guard? ghsace has been checking these out.
http://www.thehackersparadise.com/fo...ght=amour+bite |
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haha, I usually keep those for the back 9. Exactly. It's a great discussion to have on the teebox.....right before you double the bets. Had that tactic used on me before. |
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I've never really thought about it. I suppose with most exertional exercise (weightlifting, etc.), you are supposed to exhale during the maximum exertion, so it may be worth trying to exhale on the downswing. Certainly works for all those grunting tennis players. I bet Jack Hamm exhales on his downswing.
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I think it does matter, especially with the teeth grinding. In most sports exhaling at the time of most exertion is beneficial. I've never seen or heard it mentioned in golf though. I wouldn't mind seeing your results!!! |
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Well; I think you should do a sample test and then report back. Try your "normal" breathing, teeth-grinding technique. Then try several different breathing techniques, with varying clubs, etc. Then you can tell us if you saw a noticeable difference in length and accuracy with each breathing technique. ![]() |
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