Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shift your weight back as you rotate your hips and torso. Tilt your front shoulder downward at the top of your backswing. Lead your downswing rotation with your front hip. Return to your squared starting position at impact. Continue the rotation into a long, tall follow-through.

Answer: Begin your backswing by gradually shifting your weight to your back foot. Just before you start rotating your body, raise your arms back slightly in a straight line. In a single, continuous motion, rotate your arms, shoulders, and hips backward. Keep your arms fully extended as you rotate into your backswing. Once your club is around shoulder height, bend your wrists to hinge your hands and raise the club up higher. This will help you generate a more powerful swing. To drive the ball and make mid-distance shots, you'll rotate fully into the backswing with the club raised above your head. You'll make adjustments when the time comes to putt, since you won't need to generate as much force. Instead of turning your shoulders at a level plane, your front shoulder should be tucked down slightly. Additionally, tuck your front shoulder into your chin, keep your eye on the ball, and maintain the bend from your hips. When you start to transition from your backswing to the downswing, it should feel like your front shoulder is moving toward the ground. Begin the downswing by shifting your weight to your front foot as you turn your front hip toward the target. Leading with your front hip, quickly rotate your body toward the target. Your body is like a spring that gathers energy with the backswing and releases it in the downswing. The downswing should be fully committed, smooth, swift, and free of hesitation. Remember to keep your eye on the ball throughout your swing. The moment you strike the ball, your hips, feet, arms, and shoulders should all be back to the starting position and square with the ball. Your weight should be on your front foot, but your back foot should still be planted firmly on the ground. Bump your hip up toward your target when you make contact with the ball. Your front shoulder should be tilted up slightly, and your torso should be extended (but still bent from the hips) instead of hunched. After striking the ball, turn your hips, arms, and torso in a continuous motion toward the target. As you turn, rotate your back foot so your toes point toward the target. Bring your arms across your chest to finish the swing with your club held just above your leading shoulder. Though shoulders and hips are rotated, you should be standing up tall with your chest out and torso extended. In your final position, your body should be long and tall with your head held up instead of hunched over. Your legs should be extended, your front foot should still be perpendicular to the target, and your chest should face toward the target.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Exercise and eat healthy. Listen to your body. Avoid harsh substances. Get a laryngoscopy at least once a year.

Answer: The state of your body will influence the state of your voice. Just like sinus congestion leave you sounding nasally, a fit and trim body can help you attain a more consistent, purer vocal quality. A vocalist's instrument is her body, so you should: Eat a balanced diet. Do light exercise to maintain your soprano physique. Cardio exercise can help improve your breath control and support. Many vocalists wish to push their abilities to the next level by stretching their voice. In some cases, this can result in pushing too hard, doing sometimes irreparable damage to the voice. Always be sure to listen to your body when singing and practicing singing. If you ever feel voice fatigue or notice uncharacteristic changes in your voice, you should consult a professional. Some doctors are vocalist specialists, though if this kind of expert is not available to you, you may wish to consult an ears, nose, and throat doctor. Certain substances can dry out your vocal folds, like caffeine and alcohol for example. Dry vocal folds will not be able to perform as well, so you should avoid these substances. Smoking can also irritate your voice, and can even cause changes in the tissue of your vocal folds. This kind of procedure is use to check for irregularities on your vocal folds, like nodules and hemorrhages. Without proper treatment, these conditions or other pathologies can cause serious and sometimes permanent damage to your voice.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your supplies. Fold your cord in half. Tie a knot. Measure the bracelet. Turn the bracelet. Pull the left strand around the right side. Weave the same strand in. Weave the loose right strand in. Pull it up through the left loop. Tighten it up. Repeat the knot. Go all the way to the other end.

Answer: To make an 8.5-inch bracelet, you'll need 13 feet of paracord (preferably 550 weight), scissors, a match or lighter, and an unbuckled plastic release buckle. Pull the loop through one side of the buckle. Pull the ends through the loop of cord. Pull it tight to make a knot, holding the cord in place. Pull the ends of the cord through the other side of the buckle. Wrap it around your wrist. Adjust the second buckle so that the bracelet fits properly. Fold the ends back around towards the first buckle. Take it off your wrist. Rotate the bracelet so you're holding the first buckle. Straighten out the ends. The left end loops back around towards the left side, and the right end loops towards the right side. Hold on to the left loose strand up near the buckle. Pull the left strand around the right side and then around the back. It should come back towards itself. Using the strand you just pulled around, pull it over the loop you are holding on to with your left hand. Weave it over the two left strands and under the two right strands. Weave it over the right loose cord. You now have two "core" strands on the left and two "core" strands on the right. The loose cords are separate from these core strands. Take the right strand, and weave it over the right core strands. Weave it under the left core strands. You had made a loop with the left strand. Pull the right strand up through that loop. Pull the stand to make it tighter. Starting with the right strand, repeat the process. At the other end, cut off the ends of the paracord even with the bracelet. Use a match or lighter to seal the ends.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Mirror right handed form if you are left handed. Rate and adjust your grip strength. Maintain clean, straight angles in your form.

Answer:
Left handed golfers can achieve a good grip on the club by reversing these instructions so they are mirrored. For example, instead of starting off holding the club with your left hand, you would instead take the club in your right hand. Rate the strength of your grip from 1 - 10, with one being your weakest grip and 10 being your strongest. The kind of grip you should generally use when holding your club at about a 5 or 5. Don't grip the golf club too tightly. You should hold it like a firm handshake. A tighter grip doesn't make a more powerful shot, it will only restrict your ability to take a full swing. A slight bend or angle will drastically affect your swing, especially on long shots and putts. When putting, even small deviations will be increased by irregularities in the terrain and can cost you strokes. When holding a putter, make sure your forearms and the shaft of the club form a straight line towards the ground.