Rotary Swing Golf founder Chuck Quinton was recently interviewed as to how he has been able to grow his business to over 36,000 members in such a short period of time and continues to grow at over 25% per year even in this rough economy. Read the full interview here: http://www.mo.com/Chuck-Quinton-Rotary-Swing-Golf
Golfers Wanting Connecticut Golf Lessons Near Middletown Will Learn the Perfect Swing from an Instructor that Completed Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Training
Aaron Mannes, who provides golf lessons in Middletown, Connecticut, has passed the first Rotary Swing Tour (RST) Golf Instructor Certification course and teaches the safest, most efficient swing humanly possible.
Middletown, Connecticut | February 24, 2012—Aaron Mannes became the fifteenth instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on February 20, 2012. Mannes is the second teacher in Connecticut to complete RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor training program.
Mannes has rebuilt his swing using the RST system, cutting his handicap by more than eight strokes and getting low into the single digits. His students will thus be afforded the chance to work with an instructor who fully understands the journey they’ll be on as they begin to improve their swings.
In addition to learning “the building blocks to build a repeatable, efficient swing” using the online RST golf instruction videos at RotarySwing.com, Mannes understands the tremendous benefits of getting expert eyes on a student’s swing.
“As I progressed in the RST, nothing helped me more than my in-person lessons and online lessons to point out what I was missing,” Mannes said.
Mannes joins nine other instructors in the United States and five more internationally who have been certified in the two years since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf instructor certification process for our level one training that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Level 1 page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
A link to the RST Certified Instructor listings, where Aaron Mannes’ bio and contact information for scheduling golf lessons in Middletown, Connecticut, can be found, is also available on that page.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 200 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer free swing reviews for Premium Members, a slow motion golf swing analyzer, a podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at West Orange Country Club near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on February 24, 2012. You can find the FPR version here.
Tiger Tries to Correct the Pull (2012 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AM)
Well, it appears Tiger is listening and read my post last week 
As I told everyone last year when Tiger first started working with Sean Foley, his misses were going to be very specific and I described in my last post how he could fix them. Watching him at the 2012 Pebble Beach Pro-Am today, it’s clear he’s going the route of trying to change his release which was really the one of the least desirable options.
Right now, Tiger is setting way left and trying to cut everything back to the right by delaying the release of his hands. Now, it’s possible he’s hitting everything left to right because that ball flight fits Pebble well. But I suspect he’s trying to fix his miss rather than just try and change his release for one tournament, but we’ll never know. In any case, setting up at the left rough and then hitting cuts, which has lead to quite a few wipes that go nowhere (240 yard 3 wood off the tee earlier in the day) is quite a big compromise that will come with consequences.
As I mentioned, the weak wipe that spins a ton and floats up and to the right is going to happen, but worse, is when he doesn’t hold off his release enough or he actually does release the club properly that ball is over everyone’s head in the gallery left. One other side note to mention that is exasperating this issue is Woods has way too much shaft lean now at impact. A part from giving him an angle of attack that tends to be too steep, having his hands that far ahead at impact leaves the face open. While it will help him hold the face open enough to hit a cut, when not timed properly, he’s going to come down steep and wipe it short and right.
Good Luck Tiger!
Why Tiger Woods Will Keep Missing Left (Abu Dhabi 2012)
I find it interesting the changes Tiger Woods is making with Sean Foley and that he doesn’t seem to understand that he will continue to pull shots, especially with the driver if he keeps going down this road. Tiger has a great release of the club that works perfectly with the square shoulders he’s had for a long time at impact. It is the very same release I advocate with RST. However, combine that release of the club with an upper torso that is rotating through impact to an open position, and guess what you get? It’s not rocket science. The two don’t mix.
Tiger can either set up closed to the target which is a band-aid fix or stop rotating his torso through impact which is WAY more preferable. The only thing your spine hates more than compression is rotation. And the amount of force Tiger is placing on his spine requires tremendous core strength to decelerate his fast rotating torso and protect his spine. His hip will also receive more stress as he is now trying to rotate faster on that joint rather than decelerate and stabilize his pelvis at impact.
The other option is that he alters his release to more of a “hold-on” through impact to prevent the club face shutting down. This will cost him a great deal of speed and efficiency in his swing, requiring him to rotate even faster with his upper torso to get reasonable club head speed, thus placing more load on his spine and hip. As you can, it’s a never ending spiral. The less he releases the club, the faster he has to rotate, and the faster he rotates the less he can release the club.
Out of these three options, none are desirable. He’s best off stopping the rotation of the torso through impact and allowing the club to release properly. Perhaps he will figure this out before he spends another season “in the wilderness”.
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For even more analysis of Tiger Woods’ swing changes with Sean Foley, check out this article (with associated free video!).
Golfers Wanting Fredericksburg, Virginia, Golf Lessons Will Learn the Perfect Swing from an Instructor that Completed Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Training
Darryl Trudeau, who provides golf lessons in Fredericksburg, Virginia, has passed the first Rotary Swing Tour (RST) Golf Instructor Certification course and teaches the safest, most efficient swing humanly possible.
Fredericksburg, Virginia | August 24, 2011—Darryl Trudeau became the twelfth instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on August 8, 2011. Trudeau is the first teacher in Virginia to complete RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor training program.
Trudeau has already used RST instructional methods to help golfers ranging from beginners to scratch players. He explained that his “philosophy is to treat the causes, not the symptoms, of poor swing mechanics that limit your golfing potential.”
“Utilizing the RST methodology—based on science rather than guesswork—our goal is to teach you HOW to make your swing more powerful while requiring less effort and without relying on compensations,” Trudeau said.
Trudeau joins six other instructors in the United States and five more internationally who have been certified in the eighteen months since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf instructor certification process for our level one training that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Level 1 page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
A link to the RST Certified Instructor listings, where Darryl Trudeau’ bio and contact information for scheduling golf lessons in Fredericksburg, Virginia, can be found, is also available on that page.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 190 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer a slow motion golf swing analyzer, podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at Sugarloaf Mountain near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on August 22, 2011. You can find the FPR version here.
Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Training Makes a Splash in France
Robin Cocq, of Lille, France, has passed the first Rotary Swing Tour (RST) Golf Instructor Certification course and can teach the safest, most efficient swing humanly possible.
Lille, France | June 21, 2011—Robin Cocq became the eleventh instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on May 26, 2011, and is the first person in France who has completed the initial phase of RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor certification training.
Cocq is an excellent amateur player, currently holding a plus-one handicap and ranking 139th in France’s amateur rankings (an improvement of 69 spots since revamping his swing using the RST system). Cocq is also a med student who has a keen interest in helping others prevent golf injuries.
“We all want to build a safe, consistent and efficient golf swing,” said Cocq. ”We obviously need to have physics and anatomy on our side to achieve this. That’s why RST is the way to go.”
According to Cocq, at RotarySwing.com “you’ll find sound fundamentals, a learning program you can use anywhere and anytime, and instructors ready to solve your problems.”
Cocq joins three other international instructors and seven instructors in the United States who have been certified in the fifteen months since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf instructor certification process for our level one training that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Overview page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 190 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer a slow motion golf swing analyzer, podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at Sugarloaf Mountain near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on June 9, 2011. You can find the FPR version here.
Golfers Wanting Orlando Golf Lessons Will Learn the Perfect Swing from an Instructor that Completed Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Certification
Vincent Tapaoan, who provides golf lessons in Orlando, Florida, has passed the first Rotary Swing Tour (RST) Golf Instructor Certification course and teaches the safest, most efficient swing humanly possible.
Orlando, Florida | April 10, 2011—Vincent Tapaoan became the tenth instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on March 31, 2011. In addition to providing Orlando golf lessons, Tapaoan will offer instruction in the Space Coast area of Florida, where he will currently be the only teacher who has completed RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor certification program.
Tapaoan is very detail oriented, likely stemming from his background in mechanical engineering, and this helped him overhaul his own swing recently, bringing it extremely close to the best RST model swings. Students will thus be afforded the chance to work with an instructor who fully understands the journey they’ll be on as they begin to change their swings.
When asked about his approach to instruction, Vincent replied, “You will learn how to swing in a safe and powerful manner. We’re not just going to make compensations to your current swing but instead fully transform it into an efficient golf machine.”
Tapaoan joins six other instructors in the United States and three more internationally who have been certified in the twelve months since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf instructor certification process for our level one training that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Overview page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
A link to the RST Certified Instructor listings, where Vincent Tapaoan’ bio and contact information for scheduling golf lessons in Orlando can be found, is also available on that page.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 190 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer a slow motion golf swing analyzer, podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at Sugarloaf Mountain near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on April 8, 2011. You can find the FPR version here.
Golfers Wanting Quebec City Golf Lessons Will Learn the Perfect Swing from an Instructor that Completed Rotary Swing Golf Certification
Quebec City, Quebec | March 11, 2011—Mathieu Paradis became the ninth instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on February 25, 2011. Paradis, who provides lessons in both English and French, is the first person in Canada to complete the initial phase of RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor training program, adding to his already impressive teaching background.
In addition to his Level 1 RST Certification, Paradis is a Vision 54 coach, a professional golf teacher at La Tempete golf club, the University Laval men’s and women’s golf team assistant coach, and the Ste-Foy college golf team head coach.
“For my coaching philosophy, I teach a lot on the mental side of the game,” said Paradis. He stresses that it often takes more than just having an efficient swing. According to Paradis, struggles can still occur “if you don’t have any trust in yourself and a good commitment on your shot.”
Paradis joins two other instructors internationally and six more in the United States who have been certified in the twelve months since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf certification process for our level one training that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Overview page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
A link to the RST Certified Instructor listings, where Mathieu Paradis’ bio and contact information for scheduling golf lessons in Quebec City can be found, is also available on that page.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 190 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer a podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at Sugarloaf Mountain near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on March 7, 2011. You can find the FPR version here.
Golfers Wanting Cleveland, Ohio, Golf Lessons Will Learn the Perfect Swing from an Instructor that Completed Rotary Swing Golf Certification
Doug Molls, who provides golf lessons in Cleveland, Ohio, has passed the first Rotary Swing Tour (RST) Golf Instructor Certification course and teaches the safest, most efficient swing humanly possible.
Cleveland, Ohio | March 5, 2011—Doug Molls became the eighth instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on February 18, 2011. Molls is the first person in Ohio to complete the initial phase of RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor training program, largely because of his strong belief in and enthusiasm for the instructional methods taught at RotarySwing.com.
“I believe RotarySwing.com has highlighted facts about the golf swing that other instructors choose to ignore or perhaps do not understand,” said Molls. “From biomechanics, physics, anatomy and to how the brain ingrains new movements, Rotaryswing.com has it all.”
Molls joins five other instructors in the United States and two more internationally who have been certified in the twelve months since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf certification process for our level one training that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Overview page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
A link to the RST Certified Instructor listings, where Doug Molls’ bio and contact information for scheduling golf lessons in Cleveland, Ohio, can be found, is also available on that page.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 190 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer a podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at Sugarloaf Mountain near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on March 4, 2011. You can find the FPR version here.
Golfers Wanting Fairfield County, Connecticut, Golf Lessons Will Learn the Perfect Swing from an Instructor that Completed Rotary Swing Golf Certification
Jason Crouse, who provides golf lessons in Fairfield County, Connecticut, has passed the first Rotary Swing Tour (RST) Golf Instructor Certification course and teaches the safest, most efficient swing humanly possible.
Norwalk, Connecticut | February 1, 2011 — Jason Crouse became the seventh instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on January 13, 2011. Crouse is the first person in Connecticut to complete the initial phase of RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor training program, largely because of his strong belief in and enthusiasm for the RST golf swing system.
“When I first found the RST program, I fell in love with it,” said Crouse, “and my appreciation for the method has only increased. If we follow it correctly, we can play our best golf with minimum impact on the body.”
Crouse joins four other instructors in the United States and two more internationally who have been certified in the eleven months since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf certification process for our level one training that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Overview page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
A link to the RST Certified Instructor listings, where Jason Crouse’s bio and contact information for scheduling golf lessons in Fairfield County, Connecticut, can be found, is also available on that page.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 190 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer a podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, an active forum with more than 5200 members, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at Sugarloaf Mountain near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on January 31, 2011. You can find the FPR version here.
Develop a Powerful Weight Shift for Better Golf Shots
Great article and videos showing you what the proper weight shift is and how to feel it in your golf swing: http://www.rotaryswing.com/golf-instruction/golfbiomechanics/weight-shift-golf-swing.php
Coming Under the Swing Plane
A very common problem, especially for the better player. This leads to a lot of blocks and hooks. Learn how to fix it and what causes it in this latest article – Building an On Plane Golf Swing
Perfect Impact Position Every Time
One of the defining hallmarks of the RST golf swing is getting into a perfect impact position, both biomechanically and from a physics point of view, every time. Here’s a pic of professional golfer Craig Morrow after his work this week with RST Founder, Chuck Quinton, at impact. Just for fun, we threw in a picture of Chuck at impact about 12 years ago in the middle and where he is today on the right. All we can say is “Ouch!” Good thing he invented RST or he wouldn’t be playing golf much longer swinging like that!
Golfers Wanting Washington/Baltimore Area Golf Lessons Will Learn Proper Biomechanics from an Instructor that Completed Rotary Swing Golf Certification
Ray Wyvill, who provides golf lessons in the metropolitan Washington/Baltimore area, added Rotary Swing Tour (RST) Golf Instructor Certification to his instruction résumé and teaches the safest, most efficient swing humanly possible.
November 23, 2010 | Shady Side, Maryland — Ray Wyvill became the sixth instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on November 15, 2010. Wyvill is the first person in Maryland to complete the initial phase of RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor training program.
Wyvill has significant experience instructing in fields outside of golf, where he’s a certified technical instructor. For the past 5 years, Wyvill has been a student of Rotary Swing instruction and is well prepared to share his knowledge with others.
“Being an Instructor here is the culmination of much work and is in every sense a privilege,” said Wyvill. “Being an Instructor gives me the opportunity to help golfers achieve their goals by facilitating the scientifically-based Rotary Swing Tour learning method.”
Wyvill joins three other instructors in the United States and two more internationally who have been certified in the nine months since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf certification process for our level one certification that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Overview page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
Ray Wyvill’s bio and contact information for scheduling golf lessons in the metropolitan Washington/Baltimore area can be found here.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com, and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 180 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer a podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, an active forum with more than 5200 members, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at Sugarloaf Mountain near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on November 23, 2010. You can find the FPR version here.
How To Properly Learn the Golf Swing
You’ve probably heard the old saying that if people tried to learn how to make love the same way they go about learning the golf swing that the human race become extinct. Sadly, golfers have millions of dollars in lessons and rarely ever improve. No matter how good the intentions of the instructor are, if they don’t understand how to teach their students new movement patterns based on how the brain actually learns, the student has little chance of ever improving.
Rotary Swing Tour is built entirely around this concept and has developed the only learning system in the world that is based entirely on the latest neural research in how the brain learns new motor movement patterns. That’s why ALL our students make dramatic, visible swing changes that are permanent like the one you see below:
In only one day, my student pictured above was able to completely transform his entire backswing working through the simple drills I have shared in the video “5 Minutes to the Perfect Backswing“. If you’d like to learn more about how you can make these changes, visit “How to Build the Perfect Backswing“.
