I got an impact bag...now what?
 

Well, actually not an impact bag, I got a golf cart tire/rim. I took it outside and started whacking it. Flat left wrist, bent right wrist. A nice 'thud'. this would slide the tire along the ground a little. I would even say that it teaches 'heavy hands' thru the ball. Is this all I need to do? I think if i smack it about 100 times a day for the rest of the summer, I may be getting somewhere. Are there any drills or just keep hitting it?

You can check out the gallery / video section under Lynn blake. There is a video called Impact Bag that may interest you.

Also try these threads:

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...pact+bag+drill

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...pact+bag+drill

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...pact+bag+drill

There's also a video in the gallery with Ben Doyle working drills on a tire. Here is the corresponding thread:

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...pact+bag+drill

Don't overdo it, you don't want messed up wrists, elbows, or shoulders. Do some slower swings and some quicker swings but don't go for a certain number. You may wish to get an impact bag which would probably have a little more give and be easier on the joints.

Lay it on
 

I try the lay the head as well as the shaft to the bag, not just the head. I find hitting the bag with a dowel is helpful in this regard.

Getting Tired? Bag it!
 

Get an Impact Bag, much better. As mrodock said, "easier on the joints". Just fill it up about 3/4 of the way with old rags, towels, etc. Much cheaper in the long run than a tire (because of inflation).

Ouch . . . . that hurt my brain joint.

Go to the beach or a bunker and build a great wall of China and stay principled.

(Ben Doyle style)

Cheap outdoor play
 

There are grains of truth in the quick sand. Let that one sink in.

Sand
 

Another good one Drew!!!! The redsox are sinking fast too.....
:laughing9

Yankees make an Impact
 

Filled my Impact Bag with Yankee Crying Towels; they're nice and soft. There are plenty of those to go arround and plenty more to be found in early October.