This hardiness classification eases the task of selecting climate-appropriate roses on the low end of the temperature spectrum, but gardeners must research specific rose variety preferences to determine the best options for regions that routinely experience high temperatures.
Using Your Hips in Your Golf Swing. Your hips need to move in line with your arms and legs in order to create the right momentum in your golf swing. If your hips get through the ball before your arms do, you will be missing out on a good portion of the power in your swing, and you will lose accuracy as well.
Here is a photo of the great Ben Hogan demonstrating how to throw a ball simulating the motion of a good golf swing, transferring weight from the back leg to the forward leg. The golf swing involves mainly rotation of the body. In the rotation, however, the weight of the body does shift from one leg to the other. As the shoulders rotate in the backswing, the weight of body changes from being 50% on both legs at address, to 70-80% on the rear leg at the top of the backswing, to 70-90% on the front leg by impact. Note the position of the upper body of Tiger in different stages of the swing.