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Welcome back to the Haggerout Golf Podcast myself and Lou Stagnall. We're talking

swing changes today. I've done a video literally this week talking about some swing changes I might do or might not. I'm still debating it. And I'm pretty sure Lou's had a few swing changes in his days. Let's talk about swing changes. And if they're worth doing or not as an avid wanting to improve golfer.

So Lou, welcome. I went to Norway just gone this week. Lucky enough to go and visit the

Swing Catalyst crew with their dual force plates. I used force plates in my studio. And I got some

time to chat with Dr. Scott Lynn,

who specialises in these kind of things.

And we talked about a few changes in my swing.

I did a video on it on my YouTube channel.

If anyone wants to see what changes I'm contemplating making,

and even though the swing changes make perfect sense in my head,

they make perfect sense of why they

could work there's a big part of me it thinks well i play to a standard that i'm kind of happy with i don't

compete anymore i film and i'm like just i don't lose many balls and i tend to enjoy it so there's a

big part of me to think it's like why would I ever bother doing such a big change?

I think that's one of the double-edged swords with swing changes.

I'm sure you thought similar things as an amateur, keen amateur golfer of new swing changes.

What are your fights been like in the past?

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