#golf drills

[thegratefulgolfer]

Become A Better Putter!

We are fooling ourselves if we think putting is not the great equalizer in golf. This simple stroke can make or break you score. Since most of our shots of any round happen on or near the green, it only make sense that we spend a large portion of our practice time on our short game. Putting is by far the most important area of play if you are planning on lowering your golf score. I have talked…

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How to Improve Your Golf Swing

Mastering the art of golf is a journey that combines precision, practice, and an understanding of the game’s subtle mechanics. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting, knowing how to improve your golf swing can be the key to unlocking a better score and enjoying the game more fully. In this guide, we’ll explore the essential techniques and adjustments you can make to refine your swing,…

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she is small and pixely now. yeah

[iamthepulta]

I just realized the plot of Ellenville omg.

My fever dream is for a copper deposit to be discovered under Scottsdale, Arizona. I can MAKE THAT HAPPEN.

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Context: Scottsdale, Arizona is the hoity toity of Phoenix. The crown jewel of knock-off LA if you will. I would LOVE- oh my god, I salivate over the thought of directing a drill rig over their precious fucking multi-million dollar golf courses.

[shiftgolf]

How to Build Serious Lag in Your Golf Swing: Drills for Effortless Power and Precision

Introduction: Why Lag Matters in Your Golf Swing

Lag is one of the secrets behind effortless power in golf, and mastering it can make a world of difference in your game. PGA Tour players are able to generate incredible speed and distance, thanks in large part to their ability to create and maintain lag. But what exactly is lag, and how can you use it to your advantage? In simple terms, lag is the angle formed between your lead arm and the golf club shaft in your downswing. It's not just for the pros—any golfer can improve their power, control, and accuracy by learning how to harness lag properly.

This guide introduces several drills to help you achieve lag, stop casting, and build power while protecting your body. From basic wrist hinges to advanced practice techniques, we’ll cover ways to build lag into your swing and transform your game.

The Science of Lag: Why It’s Essential for Power and Precision

Lag is like a stored-up spring in your swing, waiting to release at the perfect moment. When done correctly, it creates a whipping effect at impact, where maximum speed and energy are transferred to the ball. Lag allows you to generate speed effortlessly, without excessive force, and the club does the work for you. This results in straighter shots, longer distances, and less strain on your body.

Here’s how to build lag into your swing with drills that emphasize feel, control, and timing.

Drill #1: Exaggerate the Feel of Lag

We need to get you feeling what it is like to have lag stored at the bottom of the swing. In this drill, all you need is an alignment stick, or another club. What you are going to do is lay the alignment stick on the ground to your left, as you’re addressed to the golf ball.

The alignment stick needs to be pointed down the range, and aligned on your heel line of your stance. You will not be taking full swings while doing this drill, but only taking your arms to about waist height. Make sure your wrist is hinged, and a decent angle is being created between your lead wrist and the club.

Now, while holding that angle, drag the handle through the hitting area, and keep the angle until it’s aligned over the alignment stick on the ground.

What this is doing, is forcing you to maintain lag through the hitting area, as well as getting you used to the feeling of it. This is an exaggerated move, but it will translate over to your swing in a less exaggerated way.

While you are hitting balls during this drill, expect them to be very low shots, with a tendency to be pulled. This is because you have extreme forward press at impact, as well as a strong clubface.

To start, it’s essential to get used to what lag feels like at the bottom of your swing. For this, an alignment stick or a spare club can be helpful.

Set Up: Place an alignment stick on the ground along your heel line, pointing downrange.

Positioning: Address the ball, taking your arms to about waist height in a mini-swing. Hinge your wrists to form a decent angle between your lead wrist and the club.

Feel the Lag: Now, as you move forward, focus on dragging the handle of the club through the hitting area without releasing your wrist hinge too early. Aim to keep the club shaft parallel to the alignment stick on the ground.

This exercise reinforces the feeling of holding lag through impact, which translates to more power and better ball striking. Expect lower shots initially, as the extreme forward press at impact exaggerates the lag angle, helping your hands lead through the strike.

Drill #2: Stop Casting with the Swing Drill

Most players lose the angles they create during their backswing as soon as they start their downswing. They unhinge the wrists, and try to “help” the ball get in the air instead of hitting down on the golf ball.

For this drill, I want you to hold the club out directly in front of you, with your arms completely extended. Now, move your hands back, then pull them forward.

What you are going to see, if you keep your wrists loose, is the angle between your hands and the club is going to become very small.

So the club head is going to get behind your hands, then whip forward as you finish pulling through. What this drill is showing you is what it feels like to create lag at the start of the downswing.

The wrists need to be loose while performing this drill, as that’s the only way to witness the lag being created.

If this is done right during your swing, it should feel as though your club shaft is getting closer to your body during the downswing, compared to being “casted” away from you.

Many golfers cast—releasing the angle between their lead arm and the club too soon—which reduces power and consistency. Casting generally results from overly tense wrists or a misunderstanding of the downswing transition. Here’s a drill to help you avoid casting and feel lag naturally.

Hold the Club Out: Extend your arms in front of you, holding the club directly out from your shoulders.

Feel the Angle: Move your hands back, then pull them forward without tightening your wrists. As you do, the angle between your hands and club should become smaller, storing energy.

Swing Without Tension: In your downswing, maintain loose wrists so that the club head naturally lags behind. This mimics the feel of a well-timed release, avoiding the urge to “help” the club through impact.

Practice this drill regularly to build muscle memory for a lagging downswing. You’ll find that the clubhead naturally trails your hands, delivering a more efficient, powerful impact.

Drill #3: The Towel Drill to Encourage Lag and Downward Strikes

Lag works best when your weight shifts properly onto your lead side, allowing a clean, downward strike on the ball. This drill helps reinforce the proper ball contact by adding a feedback mechanism.

Set Up a Towel Behind the Ball: Fold a golf towel a few times for thickness, and place it on the ground about a club head’s distance behind the ball.

Strike Without Hitting the Towel: With this setup, your goal is to make contact with the ball without disturbing the towel. This will only happen if you lead with your hands and maintain your wrist hinge until impact.

This drill reinforces lag by demanding a forward-leaning shaft at impact. Another variation of this drill is to place a tee a few inches in front of the ball; focus on driving through the tee. Both drills will force you to strike downward, creating a cleaner, more consistent ball flight.

Drill #4: Wrist Hinge and Release

A strong lag angle begins with proper wrist hinging. This drill trains your wrists to hinge naturally and lets you hold that hinge until the correct point in your downswing.

Set Up with a Hinge: During your backswing, let your wrists hinge naturally as your arms reach parallel to the ground.

Pause and Feel the Angle: At the top, hold the angle momentarily, then slowly bring the club down without “throwing” the club out.

Release Naturally: Focus on the sensation of maintaining the hinge through the downswing, only allowing the club to release near impact.

This drill teaches your wrists the timing of a delayed release, allowing you to preserve the stored energy until the ideal moment. Practice this regularly, and you’ll develop a habit of holding the lag angle, resulting in more powerful shots.

Drill #5: Stop Helping the Ball in the Air

Many players have the wrong idea when it comes to contacting the golf ball. They will try to help the ball in the air, when in reality that’s the last thing you want to do.

Swinging like this will result in weak ball flights, loss of distance, and very inconsistent contact. We need to start hitting down on the golf ball, as a result from shifting our weight to the lead side, which in return will create lag for us.

In this drill, all you are going to need is a golf towel. Fold the towel a few times so it’s a bit thicker, and lay it on the ground about a club head away from the golf ball.

Having the towel behind the ball does two things: One, it will give you immediate feedback to whether or not you are hitting shots fat/helping the ball in the air, and 2, it will force you to get your hands in front of the ball at impact as a result from lag.

This drill will give you the feeling of proper contact and hitting down on the ball.

Another variation of this drill, if you don’t have a golf towel, is to place a tee a few inches in front of the golf ball. Instead of focusing on hitting the ball, focus on hitting the tee. This will have the same benefits for your swing as the towel drill has.

Lag creates SPEED. Lag creates POWER. Take these drills to the range, and in no time, you will be producing SERIOUS lag.

Golf Lag Swing Trainer

Want a Club That Guarantees You’ll Increase Lag, Stop Casting, and Hit Higher, Longer, & Straighter Golf Shots?

Lag Shot is being used by thousands of golfers to generate more lag, improve their ball-striking, hit more greens in regulation, and ultimately shoot lower scores.

It’s even being recommended by top golf instructors like Adam Bazalgette (3-Time PGA Teacher of the Year), Andrew Rice (Golf Digest Top 50), and Mark Durland (Golf Magazine Top 100)

Using the Lag Shot Swing Trainer for Faster Results:

The Lag Shot Swing Trainer is an invaluable tool that helps golfers build lag by providing instant feedback. The weighted club in the Lag Shot Trainer helps ingrain the feel of lag as you swing. Its flexibility trains your muscles to stay relaxed, while its weight encourages you to maintain lag until just before impact.

Start with Half Swings: Use the Lag Shot Trainer with half swings, focusing on the feel of lag in your wrists.

Progress to Full Swings: As you grow comfortable with the weight and timing, try full swings. The trainer will promote a natural lag, ensuring that your wrists stay hinged until just before impact.

Monitor Feedback: If you cast or release too early, you’ll feel it immediately as the club loses its path. The Lag Shot Trainer’s design forces you to maintain lag until the ideal release point.

Highly recommended by top golf instructors like Adam Bazalgette and Andrew Rice, the Lag Shot Trainer can accelerate your lag-building progress and improve your overall ball striking.

Benefits of Mastering Lag:

1. Increased Distance and Speed

The energy stored in the lag angle boosts clubhead speed, helping you hit the ball farther with less effort.

2. Improved Accuracy:

With better timing and a more consistent release, lag helps to keep shots on target, leading to lower scores.

3. Protection Against Injury:

Lag reduces reliance on muscle strain, protecting joints and muscles, especially as golfers age.

4. Consistent Ball Striking:

Better ball contact, with downward strikes and centered hits, leads to improved control and stability in all aspects of your game.

Conclusion: Build Lag, Transform Your Game

Lag is not just a pro golfer’s advantage; it’s a fundamental that can help golfers of all skill levels hit longer, straighter, and more controlled shots. The drills here, along with tools like the Lag Shot Trainer, provide a structured approach to building lag. By practicing these regularly, you’ll develop the muscle memory needed to retain lag and reap the rewards of effortless power and precision.

So, next time you’re on the range, take these lag drills with you, focus on building that lag angle, and get ready to crush your irons like never before!

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Tiger Woods Swing Speed Secret - Maximize Your Club Head Speed

In this video, we're diving into Tiger Woods' swing speed secret to show you how to effortlessly maximize your club head speed. Do you remember the most effortless golf shot you've ever hit? It's like the ball just melted on the clubface, right? Learn the pro formula that can help you increase your swing speed by up to 30 mph using easy wrist techniques.

Too often, golfers think power comes from swinging their bodies harder. However, real power and speed come from your wrists. Discover why Tiger Woods and other pros focus on their hand speed and how you can apply these techniques to your game. By drawing the letter "J" with your trail hand, you'll unlock new levels of swing speed you've never achieved before.

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Sunday, April 14, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: GO! GO! LOSER RANGER! (Disney + Star) BEACON 23 (MGM+) BLUEY: THE SIGN (Disney Junior) 7:00am/(Disney Channel Canada) 7:30am WWE’S MOST WANTED TREASURES (A&E Canada) 8:00pm THE 100TH: BILLY JOEL AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN (Global) 9:00pm 24 IN 24: LAST CHEF STANDING (Food Network Canada) 9:00pm THE SYMPATHIZER (HBO Canada) 9:00pm SECRETS OF THE HELLS ANGELS (A&E Canada) 10:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT?: 2024 CMT MUSIC AWARDS (CBS Feed) MR BATES VS THE POST OFFICE (PBS Feed)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

CRAVE TV THE SYMPATHIZER (Season 1, Episode 1) MUPPETS FROM SPACE SURF’S UP

GOLF (TSN5) 10:00am: 2024 Augusta National Masters Golf: Final Round - Amen Corner (TSN4) 10:00am: 2024 Augusta National Masters Golf: Final Round (TSN3) 10:00am: 2024 Augusta National Masters Golf: Final Round - Featured Groups (TSN3/TSN4) 2:00pm: 2024 Augusta National Masters Golf: Final Round (TSN/TSN3/TSN4/TSN5) 8:30pm: 2024 Augusta National Masters Golf: Final Round (TSN/TSN3/TSN4/TSN5) 11:30pm: 2024 Augusta National Masters Golf: Masters Primetime

CURLING (SN) 10:00am: Grand Slam of Curling: Players' Championship: Women’s Final (SN360) 2:30pm: Grand Slam of Curling: Players' Championship: Men’s Final

2024 IIHF WOMEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (TSN) 1:00pm: Bronze Medal (TSN) 4:30pm: Pre-Game (TSN) 5:00pm: Gold Medal

MLB BASEBALL (SN) 1:00pm: Rockies vs. Jays (SN Now) 4:00pm: Cubs vs. Mariners (TSN2/TSN4) 7:00pm: Padres vs. Dodgers

NBA BASKETBALL (SN1) 1:00pm: Raptors vs. Heat (SN Now) 1:00pm: Bucks vs. Magic (SN1) 3:30pm: Lakers vs. Pelicans (TSN4) 10:00pm: Timberwolves vs. Lakers

MLS SOCCER (TSN2) 2:30pm: Atlanta vs. Philadelphia (TSN2) 4:30pm: St. Louis vs. Austin

NHL HOCKEY (SN) 6:00pm: Hurricanes vs. Chicago (SNWest) 8:00pm: Coyotes vs. Flames

ESCAPE TO THE CHATEAU: DIY (CBC) 7:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Brits run a chateaux in France with help from Dick Strawbridge and his wife, Angel.

BIG BROTHER CANADA (Global) 8:00pm

JUST FOR LAUGHS (CBC) 9:00pm: The legendary Eddie Izzard hosts this gala, featuring Nimesh Patel, Josie Long, Brandon Ash-Mohammed, Ophira Eisenberg and Tom Ballard.

SULLIVAN'S CROSSING (CTV) 9:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Maggie Sullivan returns to the Crossing to find Sully in the hospital, struggling with the feeling that he's forgotten something; Cal Jones is confused when Maggie gives him the cold shoulder, unaware that Lola pocketed his goodbye letter.

INTO THE DARK: I'M JUST F…ING WITH YOU (T&E) 9:00pm: A man and his sister endure a night of increasingly frightening practical jokes during a stay at a secluded motel.

BODY CAM: ON THE SCENE (Investigation Discovery) 9:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): The streets turn deadly when the driver of a stolen vehicle tries to flee; a sheriff's K9 is let loose on its first pursuit; a spree of home invasions leads to a three-day manhunt.

WHEN CALLS THE HEART (Super Channel Heart & Home) 9:00pm: Elizabeth and Allie plan a birthday party for Nathan; Lee and Rosemary weigh business responsibilities against family time; Lucas settles into his role as governor.

PROSPER (Super Channel Fuse) 9:00pm: Moses is put into the hospital after a tragic accident, and the family prays for a miracle; Issy confronts Benji about his secret, and Dion and U Star are in hot water with Maddox's latest scandal.

THE CURSE OF OAK ISLAND (History Canada) 10:00pm: While the team uncovers a surprising find on Lot 5, members of the Fellowship arrive in Europe and immediately discover more Templar connections.

BRYAN'S ALL IN (HGTV Canada) 10:00pm: After successfully owning and operating three breweries, Rob and Taras want to expand their business to bring more jobs to their local community. With big dreams of creating a Brewer's Village to become a tourist destination and events venue.

THE CURSE OF OAK ISLAND: DRILLING DOWN (History Canada) 11:00pm: Matty Blake heads to Oak Island to dig deep on the scientific method that may solve the Oak Island mystery.

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Older bf Rafe who always uses "I'm older so I know better" to stop you from doing something.

Older bf Rafe who always coos at you from above while drilling into you.

Older bf Rafe who when you ask to do coke with him, will be hesitant and say no the first few times before cracking and letting you try it.

Older bf Rafe who laughs when you call him "old man"

Older bf Rafe who doesn't like you hanging out with Sarah when he's not around. He doesn't want you to talk to Pogues.

Older bf Rafe who will drag you away if he sees you talking to JJ or John B.

Older bf Rafe who calls you "baby"

Older bf Rafe who takes you golfing with him so he can show off subtly.

Older bf Rafe who takes his anger out on you. (In a sexy way)

Older bf Rafe who always asks "are you ok with this?" And if you just nod he says "words baby"

Short and sweet 😋 xx

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!! age gap (mid-20s [reader] and late 40s [gaz])

thinking about making a dating profile and setting the maximum age to 50.

your friends told you to be careful; they told you that a lot of older men are in dating apps specifically because they are looking for younger partners, and you don't have the heart to tell them that that's exactly where your preference lies—someone older, who's had years to be financially stable, and who you know would be able to truly spoil you.

so you tell them it's just for jokes. that you'll change it back later, you swear, but you don't. instead, you fix up your profile, putting pictures that you know were just on the right side of seductive, before gearing your hobbies as broad as possible. make them come talk to you about them; make them want to know more about you.

it was a boring run for a while. some may have appealed to you but they all lost their charm after a chat or two.

then, you come across kyle garrick, arguably the most good-looking man you've ever seen in this godforsaken app. he's almost twice your age, you note with a heavy gulp, and his pictures are... extensive.

they're too detailed, almost like a visual resume of how loaded he is.

he's got a picture in his yacht, or in some island—in the bahamas or in the maldives—or of him golfing with some of his buddies. he's lethally good-looking, no matter what damned angle it is, and he's still so fucking buff. he's all thick arms—inked, you note—and shallowly cut abs. he's even got that defined 'V' on his pelvis, obscured only by the unzipped wetsuit he's wearing in that one photo where he and his friends went out swimming with the fucking sharks.

of course they did.

you're so distracted by his pictures that you didn't even realize he's sent you a message.

> i've got tattoos older than you, love.

you can't even fathom how quick that made you wet, crossing your leg over the other as fervid desire blossoms in your core, before matching with mr. garrick and sending him a reply.

.

the first time kyle fucked you, you ended up in a mating press. your legs spread as far as they can with how he's got your ankles in a tight grip—he's got you folded, exposing your wet and dripping pussy for him. exposing it for an easy fucking.

"fuckin' tight o'a cunny y'got there, pretty," he moans, his voice coming out in a rasp.

kyle's unrelenting as he pounds you, measured strokes filling you up until you feel like you're bursting, the throes of your pleasure ramping up until your ecstasy tears through, so close. so ready to break and spill over—

"god, darlin'," he croons, his voice a measured taper like he isn't drilling you until you're all delirious. like you're not being fucked stupid. "you make the happiest sounds, don't you?"

he humps forward, rutting like he's savouring the way your walls are gripping him.

"yeah." kyle laughs. "will definitely keep you."

[thegratefulgolfer]

Push Drill To Improve Your Putting

Putting is a key skill that many players overlook when practicing. They hit the range, hit a bucket of balls, and then spend three minutes putting before heading to the first tee. Sound familiar? I tend to reverse that trend. I will hit balls for about 20% of the time I have to practice or warm up. Then, I hit the chipping/putting area to hone my game. It is something I adopted about 20 years ago…

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lol philadelphia inquirer bodying nyt

https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/editorials/first-presidential-debate-joe-biden-donald-trump-withdraw-20240629.html

President Joe Biden’s debate performance was a disaster. His disjointed responses and dazed look sparked calls for him to drop out of the presidential race.

But lost in the hand wringing was Donald Trump’s usual bombastic litany of lies, hyperbole, bigotry, ignorance, and fear mongering. His performance demonstrated once again that he is a danger to democracy and unfit for office.

In fact, the debate about the debate is misplaced. The only person who should withdraw from the race is Trump.

Trump, 78, has been on the political stage for eight years marked by chaos, corruption, and incivility. Why go back to that?

To build himself up, Trump constantly tears the country down. There is no shining city on the hill. It’s just mourning in America.

Throughout the debate, Trump repeatedly said we are a “failing” country. He called the United States a “third world nation.” He said, “we’re living in hell” and “very close to World War III.”

“People are dying all over the place,” Trump said, later adding “we’re literally an uncivilized country now.”

Trump told more than 30 lies during the debate to go with the more than 30,000 mistruths told during his four years as president. He dodged the CNN moderators’ questions, took no responsibility for his actions, and blamed others, mainly Biden, for everything that is wrong in the world.

Trump’s response to the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection he fueled was farcical. He said a “relatively small number of people” went to the Capitol and many were “ushered in by the police.”

After scheming to overturn the 2020 election, Trump refused to say if he would accept the results of the 2024 election. Unless, of course, he wins.

The debate served as a reminder of what another four years of Trump would look like. More lies, grievance, narcissism, and hate. Supporters say they like Trump because he says whatever he thinks. But he mainly spews raw sewage.

Trump attacks the military. He denigrates the Justice Department and judges. He belittles the FBI and the CIA. He picks fights with allies and cozies up to dictators.

Trump is an unserious carnival barker running for the most serious job in the world. During his last term, Trump served himself and not the American people.

Trump spent chunks of time watching TV, tweeting, and hanging out at his country clubs. Over his four-year term, Trump played roughly 261 rounds of golf.

As president, Trump didn’t read the daily intelligence briefs. He continued to use his personal cell phone, allowing Chinese spies to listen to his calls. During one Oval Office meeting, Trump shared highly classified intelligence with the Russian foreign minister and ambassador.

Trump’s term did plenty of damage and had few accomplishments. The much-hyped wall didn’t get built. Infrastructure week was a recurring joke. Giant tax cuts made the rich richer, while fueling massive deficits for others to pay for years. His support for coal, oil drilling and withdrawal from the Paris Agreement worsened the growing impact of climate change.

Trump stacked the judiciary with extreme judges consisting mainly of white males, including a number who the American Bar Association rated as not qualified. A record number of cabinet officials were fired or left the office. The West Wing was in constant chaos and infighting.

Many Trump appointees exited under a cloud of corruption, grifting and ethical scandals. Trump’s children made millions off the White House. His dilettante son-in-law got $2 billion from the Saudi government for his fledgling investment firm even though he never managed money before.

Trump’s mismanagement of the pandemic resulted in tens of thousands of needless deaths. He boasts about stacking the Supreme Court with extreme right-wingers who are stripping away individual rights, upending legal precedents, and making the country less safe. If elected, Trump may add to the court’s conservative majority.

Of course, there were the unprecedented two impeachments. Now, Trump is a convicted felon who is staring at three more criminal indictments. He is running for president to stay out of prison.

If anything, Trump doesn’t deserve to be on the presidential debate stage. Why even give him a platform?

Trump allegedly stole classified information and tried to overturn an election. His plans for a second term are worse than the last one. We cannot be serious about letting such a crooked clown back in the White House.

Yes, Biden had a horrible night. He’s 81 and not as sharp as he used to be. But Biden on his worst day remains lightyears better than Trump on his best.

Biden must show that he is up to the job. This much is clear: He has a substantive record of real accomplishments, fighting the pandemic, combating climate change, investing in infrastructure, and supporting working families and the most vulnerable.

Biden has surrounded himself with experienced people who take public service seriously. He has passed major bipartisan legislation despite a dysfunctional Republican House majority.

Biden believes in the best of America. He has rebuilt relationships with allies around the world and stood up to foes like Russia and China.

There was only one person at the debate who does not deserve to be running for president. The sooner Trump exits the stage, the better off the country will be.

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*ೃ˚ :💾 professor!miguel x reader

❝ warnings ❞ oral (m receiving), desk fucking, making press, anal fingering, finger fucking, Miguel with glasses, cockwarming, exhibitionism, edging

Professor!Miguel makes you his TA because he wanted you to spend more time with it without it raising suspicion as to why you're always in his office.

Professor!Miguel who can't help but give you a little extra credit on your assignments when you get on your knees and open that pretty mouth of yours to him to slide his cock into and take the edge off of all his hard work. He deals with so much in a day and you want to be there for him, with open arms, open legs, and and open mouth.

Professor!Miguel who has you keep his cock warm with your mouth under his desk while he grades papers. You'll wait until your jaw aches before you begin to nod your head and stroke your tongue along the underside of his thick length. You'll suck his cock, leave him stuttering with his glasses falling lopsided on his face, "Hermosa, my love, please. I have work to do." It makes you bob your head faster, hollowing your cheeks, swirling your tongue against his sensitive tip until he gives you what you desire. You let him cum down your throat, each swallow making him sigh in pleasure and relax further into his seat, his head lulled back and his glasses resting on the tip of his nose. You purr in pleasure, your own hand in your pants, teasing your own clit this whole time. His cum coating your tongue and lips making you rock with the beginnings of your own orgasm.

Professor!Miguel who will wait until his last lecture is done and the lights are dimmed before he bends you over his desk and fucks you silly. He'll have you squealing his name, echoing off the walls your eyes looking at the seats you and your classmates once sat in. "Fuck, fuck, fuck– M- Migueeel!" He'll fuck you so hard he moves the desk forward with loud screeches and leaves you with tears pricking your eyes. He strokes his cock inside you so good and deep that it makes you believe that heaven was real and this was it.

Professor!Miguel who loves to tease your ass while fucking you, never fully going there but always testing the waters. He'll spit on your ass and ease his thumb into the tight rim of your hole. You'll moan, your head resting on the papers you were meant to grade, papers you were crumbling in your hands. You'll have to reprint those later. He'll finger you there, ask you if you like it and you'll moan as he pushes further in.

Professor!Miguel who likes to tease you about someone coming in while he's fucking you. The spotlight was on the two of you. If any one came in, their attention would immediately be drawn to you getting railed so hard tears were beginning to prick your eyes. You shivered at the thought, in both fear and pleasure, every shadow making you want to stop but Miguel forced you to keep going, pinning your neck down to the desk with his large hand and rolling his hips against your ass. "Not so fast, cariño."

Professor!Miguel who likes it when you take his reading glasses off when he's fucking you in a mating press and put it on yourself. He'll tuck your legs further against your chest, bending you in half, pressing his body on top of yours to kiss you. "Muñeca, you look like a slut with my glasses on." His tongue will draw across your bottom lip as he looks into your eyes, his glasses barely staying on with the power of his thrusts. He fucks you stupid, drooling, brain-dead. Your fingers claw at his hairy forearms as you look at him. His hair tossed, his shirt open just enough to reveal his chest hair and the golf chain he wears all the time beneath his clothes. The happy trail leading down to the neatly trimmed hair at the base of his cock drilling inside you. If either two of you looked like the slut, it was him.

Professor!Miguel who, as a punishment, with put you in his lap force you to spread your legs, and finger fuck you in his empty lecture hall. He'll force you to look at those doors that you feared would open at any moment. He'll finger you with his thumb stroking and teasing your clit until you reach the edge of completion, labored breathing, grasping hands, needy whimpers, then he'll stop. You'll whine and cry and beg for him to let you cum but he'd wait despite your beautiful pleas for your orgasm to pass, then continue again, your body so grateful that it would relax into him, forgiving his betrayal, your hands reaching back and stroking the back of his head like he's a good boy. Then he'd do it again. And again. Until you were crying in his arms, begging to cum. And when you finally did, it wrecked you, took you in a way that made you thrash in his arms and toss your hand over your mouth to stifle your moan that bordered on a scream.

Professor!Miguel who knew you were easily jealous and would often call in a student to talk to alone without you as a participant. The anxiety killed you and the moment you could get alone with him, whether in a broom closet or in the staff bathroom, you'd pull him in and fuck him like he's never known before, have him shivering with the brutality of an orgasm within minutes.

Professor!Miguel who knows that a relationship of this nature with a student would get him fired but you were so addicting he found himself not caring. He had every reason in the world to cut ties of this nature with you, for you would inevitably lead to his downfall, but everytime you'd kiss him Everytime you'd trace his jaw and snatch his glasses. He could never get rid of you.

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Mastering Golf Lag: Drills to Crush Your Irons with Shift Golf

Introduction:

One of the greatest secrets to hitting longer, more accurate iron shots lies in mastering the elusive concept of lag. Lag refers to the angle between your club and lead wrist during the downswing. Maintaining this angle until just before impact allows you to store energy and unleash it at the perfect moment, increasing your clubhead speed and improving ball striking.

At Shift Golf, we focus on giving players the tools and techniques they need to develop powerful, controlled swings. Whether you're an experienced golfer or a beginner, understanding and implementing lag in your swing will give you a tremendous edge over the competition.

In this blog, we’ll break down three drills that will help you feel and create lag, stop bad habits like casting, and ultimately crush your irons. These drills are designed to be simple yet highly effective in improving your ball-striking ability. Additionally, we'll discuss how using a golf swing trainer like the Lag Shot from Shift Golf can accelerate your progress and guarantee results.

What Is Lag and Why Does It Matter?

Before diving into the drills, it’s important to understand what lag is and why it’s crucial for better ball-striking. Lag refers to the angle between your lead wrist and the shaft of the club during the downswing. The more you can hold this angle and delay the release, the faster your club will be moving when it strikes the ball, giving you more power, distance, and accuracy.

Many golfers, especially amateurs, tend to lose this angle early in their downswing, a motion commonly referred to as “casting.” Casting occurs when the wrists unhinge too soon, causing a loss of power and weak, inconsistent shots. The key to better iron shots is maintaining that wrist hinge for as long as possible, then releasing it at just the right moment.

Lag creates speed, and speed creates power. It’s as simple as that. When you master lag, you’ll not only hit longer shots but also achieve better control, crisp ball strikes, and improved accuracy. Now, let’s dive into the drills that will help you feel and maintain lag throughout your swing.

Drill #1: Exaggerate the Feel with Shift Golf

This first drill is designed to help you exaggerate the feel of lag at the bottom of your swing. The goal is to give you a heightened sense of maintaining the wrist angle while dragging the club through the hitting zone. For this drill, you’ll need an alignment stick or another club.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Address the golf ball as you normally would. Lay the alignment stick on the ground to your left, aligned with your heel line and pointing straight down the range.

For this drill, you won’t be taking full swings. Instead, take your arms back only to waist height, ensuring that your lead wrist is hinged and creating a decent angle between your wrist and the club shaft.

From this position, drag the handle of the club down through the hitting area while holding the wrist angle. The objective is to maintain the lag until the club shaft aligns with the stick on the ground.

Repeat this movement, focusing on maintaining the wrist hinge and resisting the urge to release the club too early.

While performing this drill, expect your shots to be low and possibly pull to the left. This is because of the extreme forward press at impact, which is perfectly normal during this exaggerated movement. The point of this drill is to feel the lag and create muscle memory, which will eventually translate into a less exaggerated, more fluid swing on the course.

Why This Drill Works:

The alignment stick serves as a visual guide to help you hold your lag through the hitting area. By dragging the handle of the club and keeping the wrist hinge intact, you train your body to maintain lag longer, which translates into a more powerful and consistent impact position.

Drill #2: Stop Casting and Create Lag in the Downswing

Casting is one of the most common problems among amateur golfers. It refers to the premature release of the club, which causes the wrists to unhinge too early in the downswing. As a result, golfers lose lag and miss out on the stored energy that leads to powerful, crisp shots. This drill is designed to help you stop casting and create lag at the start of your downswing.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Start by holding your golf club directly in front of you with your arms fully extended. The club should be parallel to the ground.

From this position, move your hands back while keeping your arms extended, then pull your hands forward.

Notice how, if your wrists are loose, the clubhead trails behind your hands, creating a small angle between your hands and the shaft. This is lag.

Repeat this motion several times, focusing on the feeling of the club trailing behind your hands as you pull forward.

The key to this drill is keeping your wrists loose. If your wrists are tight, you’ll cast the club, losing the lag. By training yourself to hold the wrist hinge and letting the clubhead trail behind your hands, you’ll develop the proper downswing mechanics and maintain lag all the way through impact.

Why This Drill Works:

This drill emphasizes the correct wrist mechanics needed to maintain lag. By focusing on the trailing clubhead and loose wrists, you’ll stop casting and learn how to hold your lag throughout the downswing. This is essential for increasing clubhead speed and hitting longer, straighter iron shots.

Drill #3: Stop Helping the Ball into the Air with the Towel Drill

One of the most common misconceptions among golfers is that you need to help the ball into the air by lifting it with your swing. In reality, the opposite is true. To create lag and hit solid, powerful shots, you need to hit down on the golf ball. The Towel Drill helps train you to strike down on the ball and maintain lag at impact.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Fold a golf towel a few times so it’s about an inch thick. Lay the towel on the ground about one clubhead’s distance behind your ball.

Set up to the ball as you normally would, but focus on hitting down on the ball without touching the towel. This will require you to shift your weight to your lead side and maintain your forward shaft lean.

If you hit the towel, it means you’re releasing the club too early or trying to lift the ball into the air. Continue practicing the drill until you can make solid contact with the ball without hitting the towel.

An alternative method is to place a tee a few inches in front of the ball. Focus on hitting the tee rather than the ball, which will help you shift your weight forward and maintain lag through impact.

Why This Drill Works:

The Towel Drill provides instant feedback on your swing. If you hit the towel, you know you’re not maintaining lag. This drill forces you to keep your hands in front of the ball at impact, which helps you create lag and hit down on the ball. Over time, this will lead to more powerful and accurate iron shots.

The Lag Shot Swing Trainer: Fast-Track Your Progress

If you want to take your lag development to the next level, consider using the Lag Shot Swing Trainer. This innovative training tool is designed to help golfers of all skill levels create more lag, improve ball-striking, and ultimately hit longer, straighter shots. Thousands of golfers are already benefiting from the Lag Shot, and it’s the perfect complement to the drills we’ve discussed.

The Lag Shot has a flexible shaft that encourages you to maintain lag and delay the release of the club. It also helps improve your tempo, rhythm, and sequencing, which are essential components of a successful swing. By practicing with the Lag Shot, you’ll develop the muscle memory needed to create lag and experience dramatic improvements in your iron play.

Conclusion: Unlock Your Power with Lag

Mastering lag is the key to unlocking more power, speed, and control in your golf game. By implementing the drills outlined in this blog and using tools like the Lag Shot Swing Trainer, you’ll develop the feel for lag and start crushing your irons in no time. Remember, lag is what creates speed, and speed is what generates power.

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, developing lag will improve your ball-striking, increase your distance, and help you shoot lower scores. So head to the range, practice these drills, and watch your golf game transform!

At Shift Golf, we believe every player has the ability to make small adjustments that lead to big improvements. With these drills and the right training tools, YOUR time is NOW to make the SHIFT in your game!

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With the new 1.9 update came many things but uh one of the things i wanna mention is this new letter on the CEO's desk.

I went through it earlier and here it is decoded

Duties for banquet preparation

Write banquet speech on the importance of showing your subordinates who's boss

Rehearse banquet speech in front of a picture of The Chairman at least 20 times

Rewrite any parts that are unsatisfactory

Repeat steps 2 and 3 until finished

Order victuals ahead of time for the banquet:

7,000 gallons of Coal-ombian blend oil from Offshoring & Drilling District for catering

1,000 gallons of diet water for those who cannot ingest the Coal-ombian oil

13 boxes of banquet rolls by the dozen, with battery acid offered as a spread

13 crude-itv platters with mercury, gallium, caesium, and rubidium dips

30 servings of high-voltage wire pasta, with tar sauce

IMPORTANT - Have meeting with the newly hired directors

Hire new waiters to replace recently destroyed ones 

Educate new waiters on how to effectively dispose of Toons

Send invites to 67 hand-picked top employees before the banquet

Brush up on golfing skills to de-stress before the banquet

Give drink to Flunky taste-tester to ensure Toons haven’t slippen their weaponized confectioneries into it

Assuming Flunky taste-tester survives, reassign them to uniform-height grass trimming duty

Duties for Jason

Clean the following banquet areas of dust, cobwebs, and Toon-related debris:

Tables

Conveyor belts

Floors

Walls

Paintings

Relight the fireplace with a liberal use of lighter fluid

Tighten-up security around the Clubhouse to ensure no Resistance pests are snooping around

In particular, some high level Big Cheeses would be of invaluable assistance

I probably messed up a word or two but uh ENJOY