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This Student Came In Complaining Of Weak Heal Strikes With No Compression. Others Told Him To Move Further Away. I Moved Him Closer Used The Ground Properly He Then Found The Middle Starting Compressing The Ball. Ball Speed Gained Yardage Gained. Message If This Sounds Like You.

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