Every season, I get some idea into my head that I have what it takes to develop a significantly higher rev rate. Every year, around this time in the middle of the season, I try to bring it up, and only successfully shoot myself in the foot. I might bring it up a little, but my consistency goes to hell and I wear out faster. Granted I am trying to do this with feel and don't have an accessable coach. But this higher rev game is not for me. Any tips for getting this terrible idea out of my head?

You guys are helping me get that idea that revs increase score out of my head! Thank you

Norm Duke... WRW Jr. That should seal that envelope.

Revs are good if you keep your axis rotation down.

You cant have a ton of revs and a ton of axis rotation, its a horrible match. This is a great point. Look at the guys on top now, ton of RPMs, but the ball is going forward and their balls hit like absolute bombs.

I believe it is human nature to believe that you need more effort to achieve more revs, power, etc.

The truth in many cases is that the additional effort actually reduces power.

Relaxed swings in golf, baseball, tennis, etc all provide more effortless power.

That is why in stress situations you need to get the body to relax and let that effortless power come out.

Hmm I wonder if that's why they sell alcohol at bowling alleys