Quick Tip - Kinematic Acceleration
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The kinematic sequence is something that should be familiar to any rotational athlete, even if not familiar by name. Simply put, this is the process by which your body moves different parts at different speeds at different times to generate acceleration and power in the club. Today's quick tip is a quick rundown of how this works, hosted by Graves Golf co-founder Todd Graves.
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