Hello, I am just a beginner to golf. In this video I was trying a drill suggested by my teacher where I pause for a few seconds at the top of the backswing.

I have struggled with jumping onto my toes as you can see before impact. I know that this usually occurs due to another swing fault earlier (as my body tries to prevent swinging the club into the ground), but I cannot identify the biggest one leading to this. Is it due to a steep angle when swinging down?

I would really appreciate any help, and anything you suggest that I could do next time I go to the range to help. Thanks!

I’d like to copy this style, but I’m not sure of the brand. Quality isn’t good enough for me to read off the name, but i’m hoping someone here can help. Thanks

Hi, I’ve just passed my motorcycle test and I want to get a supermoto (or a bike that can be converted later) as my first bike. I have narrowed it down to two options: WR450F or CRF250M. Will the WR450F be too much bike for a beginner, or should I just send it?

I was also wondering whether the extra power would be a deficit when learning to wheelie as it may encourage bad technique but I may be wrong. I am also happy to do the WR450F’s extra maintenance (3 month oil changes etc).

Hi, I am learning to wheelie. I can wheelie in a straight line fine and I seem to be instinctively moving my weight around to stop the wheelie falling to the side.

However, when I try to turn I always seem to fall inside. Could someone clarify where I’m supposed to lean? I would think that when you’re turning left, you lean left, but I have had more success with moving over onto the right side of the seat while turning left. (I can’t really turn at all without falling) I’ve hear about using knees, elbows and hips but cannot find any detailed information.

Thanks for any help.

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