Why Japan's Tour Pros Never Stand Up in the Downswing — The $0 Fix for Seniors

📘 This book hands you the release timing that finally cures your slice. https://kenji-otsuka-golf-sensei.com/v38?src=desc 💌 My membership shares the release drills I never post publicly. https://join.kenji-otsuka-golf-sensei.com?src=japanese-en-banco-de-t-tulos-30-07-22-20_v38_desc_a You come down into the ball, your belt buckle drifts forward, your chest lifts, and the ball skips off the toe — again. That's early extension, and an old door maker in Nagano showed me why ninety-nine percent of tour pros never do it while sixty-seven percent of regular golfers can't stop. His name was Katsuji Mori, and instead of a golf tip, he handed me a Japanese saw and made me cut a board. What I got wrong with that saw is exactly what's wrong with your downswing — and it has nothing to do with strength, flexibility, or the shaft in your bag. In this video I walk through the real Titleist Performance Institute numbers, why "stay down" is useless advice, and the free kitchen-floor fix Mori gave me that finally stopped the thrust toward the ball for good. 🪚⛳ Stick around to the end, because the payoff isn't the saw — it's the hip hinge move that comes from it, the one thing that separates a click from a slap at impact, and you'll be testing it in your socks before you finish watching. If you're tired of paying for lessons and drivers that never fix this, come join the guys in this community who are done standing up on the golf course — hit subscribe and let's get your lower body doing what the pros' already does. Kenji Otsuka Golf Sensei is where I hand you the Japanese pro secrets nobody's selling you, one free fix at a time. #GolfSwing #SeniorGolf #EarlyExtension #DownswingFix