| Bob Burns, PGA Master Professional and Dean of instruction at Golf Illustrated University has Dissected the slice. This eight piece article is designed for you, the player to conquer your push, slice and or fade. | |
| Week One: All about slices |
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| Week Two: Why the slice occurs. | |
| Week Three: Slice long, pull short. | |
| Week Four: Drills | |
| Week Five: Outside-to-In swing. | |
| Week Six: The Reverse Pivot. | |
| Week Seven: Correcting your slice by correcting your clubs | |
| Week Eight: How your grip and shaft affect your swing. | |
| Stroke Shavers Magazine in partnership with Bob Burns Golf took the above eight weeks of Bob's teaching and compiled a single comprehensive feature. | |
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| Bob Burns, PGA Master Professional is one of only 200 PGA Master Professionals in the world and is one of Golf Range Magazine's Top 50 Golf Instructors and currently holds the 2007 PGA Wisconsin Section Teacher of the Year. Bob pioneered and is well respected for his club making and teaching, he is also well known for his ability and time dedicated to working with those who have physical and metal disabilities. For many years, Bob has been helping people who suffer from various disabilities attempting to modify the golf swing and golf equipment to help others enjoy the game of golf. Bob has worked with the Special Olympics and in 2008 plans to develop a program to help the disabled war veterans from Iraq learn to play golf. Bob is the editor for Accessible Golf for Palaestra Magazine, the forum of sport, physical education & recreation for those with disabilities. www.PALAESTRA.com |
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In this issue of Palaestra Magazine Click here for page 1 |
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In this issue of Palaestra Magazine, Bob tells the story about Wayne, a physically challenged golfer who plays the sport dispite the fact that he has two prosthetic hands and arms. |
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In this issue of Palaestra Magazine, Bob focuses on Troy, his only totally blind student and the issues that are unique to his situation. Click here for page 1. Click here for page 2. Click here for page 3. |
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In this issue of Palaestra Magazine, Bob gives advice on golfing with arthritic fingers and hands. A good read for anyone interested in improving their golf game. Click here for page 1. Click here for page 2. |
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This was the issue of Palaestra where Bob told the story of helping his friend Ken with his golf problem. Click here for page 1. Click here for page 2. Click here for page 3. Click here for page 4. Click here for page 5. |
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This issue of Palaestra Magazine has Bob telling his story of working with and helping Chris Jenkins who went on to place first in the Special Olympics World Games in Shanghai. Click here for page 1. Click here for page 2. Click here for page 3. |
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In this issue of Palaestra Bob has done an article about helping those with severe arthritis, osteoporosis or have had hip replacment surgery. Click here for page 1. Click here for page 2. |
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