It is actually not that hard to achieve a perfect golf swing with this drill if you are prepared to take the time to make some simple changes to your golfing life.
The drill itself starts with taking the golf club through your proper back swing right to the limit of your body, at this point in the golf swing drill you should be concentrating on the rotation of your body and extending your arms.
Next, starting with the lower part of your body the golf swing drill moves to the down swing and this is achieved by transferring your weight through your hips and thighs moving forward from back to front.
The drill then ends once your body weight is distributed to the outside of the front heel and to the inside of your rear foot.
Sounds easy doesn't it, but in truth the only way you are going to be able to make the most of this golf swing drill is when your body is physically prepared and conditioned to achieve it.
If you haven't spent any time focusing on golf specific exercises you may find it very difficult to make the most of the drill, and in fact the drill itself can put a good deal of strain on your golfing muscles and the rest of your body.
It is quite amazing that while the modern professional golfer is likely to work out more than ever before, the average amateur probably spends next to no time at all on golf specific exercises.
Maybe it's because golf is seen as a leisurely sport but the reality is you'll find it more and more difficult to compete with your colleagues if you don't do some kind of golfing related exercise.
The golf swing drill can certainly help you to make big strides in your game, but without the proper conditioning it is not likely to give you the true benefits you need to step up your game.