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Inside LeverGolf – Episode 9
Posture Myth: Posture Police, Prison Numbers
In this episode of Inside LeverGolf, Jim Ferreri goes after one of the most over-policed parts of the golf swing — posture.
Stand taller. Bend more. Chest over the ball. Stick your backside out. Chin up. Chin down.
The Posture Police are everywhere.
And while golfers obsess over freezing themselves into the “perfect” setup… their scores keep climbing.
Because rigid posture doesn’t create motion.
It creates tension.
In this episode, we break down:
• Why golfers are taught to pose instead of move
• How over-focusing on static posture kills athletic flow
• The difference between balanced readiness and forced positioning
• Why chasing perfect setup often leads to prison numbers on the scorecard
• How LeverGolf builds movement first — not a frozen pose
If your posture feels stiff before you even take the club back… that’s not preparation.
That’s restriction.
The swing is a motion — not a mugshot.
Visit LeverGolf.com to learn more about the LeverGolf technique and training system.
Learn in a day.
Master in a year.
Play for a lifetime.
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By jimfergolfInside LeverGolf – Episode 9
Posture Myth: Posture Police, Prison Numbers
In this episode of Inside LeverGolf, Jim Ferreri goes after one of the most over-policed parts of the golf swing — posture.
Stand taller. Bend more. Chest over the ball. Stick your backside out. Chin up. Chin down.
The Posture Police are everywhere.
And while golfers obsess over freezing themselves into the “perfect” setup… their scores keep climbing.
Because rigid posture doesn’t create motion.
It creates tension.
In this episode, we break down:
• Why golfers are taught to pose instead of move
• How over-focusing on static posture kills athletic flow
• The difference between balanced readiness and forced positioning
• Why chasing perfect setup often leads to prison numbers on the scorecard
• How LeverGolf builds movement first — not a frozen pose
If your posture feels stiff before you even take the club back… that’s not preparation.
That’s restriction.
The swing is a motion — not a mugshot.
Visit LeverGolf.com to learn more about the LeverGolf technique and training system.
Learn in a day.
Master in a year.
Play for a lifetime.