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@dnailit385

Жыл бұрын

question: at mm 4:09 you said with out leaning to the right. did you mean without leaning to the left towards target????

@AthleticMotionGolf

Жыл бұрын

@@dnailit385 we meant right because we see that a lot, but left applies here too. Main thing is to keep the spine neutral during that move 👍

Finally I've heard the phrase "floating" back to the left. I've been watching your videos for a while and while paying special attention to hips on the transition I've said to myself "he's just sort of drifting or floating" back to the front side before any rotation starts. And that move gets the player in front of the ball for the desired compression position. Just bumping the hips doesn't do it. You have to float back over just 2 or 3 inches I would guess. Great job on your analysis of these videos.

This is the best visual representation of a golf swing I've ever seen...thank you

Brilliant, so well explained, love the detail!

That perspective of the golf swing with the lines is fantastic. Really shows how fluid the swing should be with parts starting before other parts are finish. Liking and Clicking that golf ball now.

These videos are the best. What an awesome way to visualize the correct body movements needed to make a strong strike of the ball. This has helped me beyond any other analogies and "feelings" surrounding the swing. Cheers!

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear, Charles! We really appreciate you watching🙏

I wish I had been party to this information on hip movement and sequencing when I was learning the game. I was told to imagine I was standing in a barrel. Great video as always! Many thanks, for ever in your debt.

You guys flippin rock!!! Could have used your approach to golf 40 years ago... but better late than never. This style of instruction is miles ahead of any other teaching method, as far as I'm concerned. Huge kudos to you guys, and a bunch of thank-yous!!!!

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

We really appreciate you taking the time to watch! Let us know if we can make anything specifically to help you out👍

again one of the best videos ever, great view you dont usually get to see....very helpful guys

You guys are awesome.. I really enjoy the way you guys break down golf swings.

I just love your teaching method...eye-opening! Thanks for sharing these analyses, guys.

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words and we really appreciate you watching!

Really like the perspective and maybe easiest explanation for someone like me

Great video and I'm hooked on these now. It shows facts and not just feelings or opinions.

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Stan!

Great stuff as always, Mike. The hardest move for me to master is finishing the backswing while I start to drift back over to my left side...still working this.

You are on the cutting-edge of golf science! Amazing and enlightening!

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks you buddy! But we are no scientists😊

Just brilliant! - and this is the opposite of what was taught in golf magazines and high profile golf coaches in the 90s

Another incredible video. I can't get enough of these. It would be great to see a side-by-side comparison from this view with a driver v. iron swing. Just curious how the flatter plane of the driver affects this downhill move.

Less than 1 second. OMG! Very interesting guys!! Thank you!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Pretty short shot clock😊

Mike great job explaining

What a great video. Great job guys. This is simple and easy to understand. Well done.

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

David DeGirolamo thanks for watching!

Your instruction is what I was looking for and thank you very much!

@AthleticMotionGolf

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you found us😊

Great video. Well done.

Getting those arms moving first and that weight shift has improved my swing more in a month than 10 years of "other theories"... I'm a huge fan AMG

Immediately added 20 to 30 yards to my drives. Great information

This is a really great channel. I really appreciate the insights, I'm trying to break through to scratch and beyond, I think this channel will help my process

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Connor!

Great video!

Very good info. What I've found I move my whole body to the right a little too much in my backswing, making it inconsistent to return to proper position at impact. By rotating more than shifting I'm able to get back to a better impact position on time.

This is the best most logical explanation i have ever seen. If the lower body starts very early the position of the arms and hands are automatically correct if they are very loose. i am beginning to understand the concept " start the down swing from the ground up "

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

You got it!

I wish I could find this move. I have slid for so long that changing it feels impossible. I put an alignment stick in the ground so my left hip can not get too far forward but all this causes me to do is spin my hips too fast and the club comes over the top. Then I try to do the lateral movement earlier in the swing and I get so lost. I’ve gone from a plus 3 to a 4/5 handicap because I can not figure this out. I’ve played golf for 40 years and have never been so frustrated. If it wasn’t for my short game I’d be in the 80’s every time I tee it. I’ve basically given up on hitting balls and just work on my short game so I can at least shoot in the mid to high 70’s. So many teachers teaching different things I quit going to them too. The last one wanted pretty much all my irons to be played in the center of my stance… but I love watching your videos! Lol it is really neat seeing how the pros do it compared to us ams. Love watching your videos and hoping someday to figure this out…

i found you guys a couple of weeks back and boy watching your online videos what an eye opener great work

@AthleticMotionGolf

Жыл бұрын

We’re glad you found us🙏🏻. Anything you’d like to see us cover?

@malcolmparker2243

Жыл бұрын

Thanks ! I have got a quick Question regarding Grip, i watched one of your Grip videos that has a drill that uses tees on club and on top of thumb, then watched (the complete guide to driving golf balls long and straight) , Are these grips the same with irons as to driver ? as Shauns right hand seems to be more on the side of the club for driver , is there two grip positions or is there one ? or is this the way it Looks in 2D, I understand both your guys are super Busy but would appreciate a shout out or reference to a video that addresses this. regards mal

Great video. Really like this concept of a "down hill golf swing". It's easy to visualise and then generate a "feel" or swing-thought to incorporate into a golf swing. It beats a "list of technical body moves" all day long, from a pupil's perspective.

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

We hear that comment a lot, Jonathan.

......brilliant instruction, thank you......

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 💎

wonderfully instructive video and commentary.

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for spending some time here, Vance!

Really good video and expertly explained - keep up the great work Gents

@AthleticMotionGolf

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate that, Elwyn🙏

I am a chronic slider in the down swing i just went to the yard and tried bump forward in the back swing and it was GOOD with a wedge.more work is needed. Wish you were in Ohio

bloody marvellous!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Fantastic! Thanks!

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

This is a great video. Since applying this concept I'm hitting my irons better than ever. The odd thing is that the same is not true for my woods -- especially the driver, where I tend to contact the ball with the face open and hit weak slices.

Great video. Really clear and clean. How about sharing some contact info for lessons on how to achieve a similar motion?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for taking the time to watch, Paul. You can reach us at mike@athleticmotiongolf to schedule a lesson at one of our 3 locations.

Keep up the good work. Your videos have been very helpful in connecting a lot of dots for me that have just been floating around without the proper context. A couple of questions . . . 1) How are the downhill angles of the hips (10º) and knees (6º) at P3 created? Left Sidebend? and 2) How are the hands dropped below the waist so early in the downswing while maintaining the left wrist set? The freefall of the arms? The un-curling of the right elbow? Thanks!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Striker! 1: it's a combination. As you said, left side bend is starting to happen along with left knee flex and hip rotation. 2: this is more difficult to carry that much left wrist set that deep. It's a combo of physical abiltiy and having the clubs CoM staying inside the hands for quite a while. There are not too many pros who are able to do that, but it's also not necessary. A normal amount of left wrist set is more than enough to get it done.

Another excellent video which is certainly helping to demystify the golf swing for recreational golfers like me. Echo comments below about drills to help us weekend golfers achieve these dream sequences of movements

What a cool way to cut out the clutter of demonstrating a series of angles and movements presented by a world class player.

Love your videos. Just for comparison sake, it would be interesting to see how an old time swing would look using these metrics. Someone like Sam Snead or Byron Nelson, for instance. They seemed to have much more fluid hip and leg action than the modern player does, yet I wonder if they match similar positions at the arm parallel benchmarks.

I just came across your channel. I love the different perspective you provide on the swing. When i came across a back view of Sergio's iron swing some years ago, i was surprised to see how it appeared to have a slight lean towards the target at the top. I always start my season with that image in my head but get away from it during the season. What i would like to understand better is when watching your videos, drills or thoughts i can take with me to the range. The image is great but for example this video when talking about were the hands are half way down i have seen on other videos where you don't like the concept of holding lag to get to that position. So what are the feelings and moves that putbthe good players in these positions? Sergio has always said he feels like he is pulling down on a chain but it seems you guys may not approve of that thought. Thank you and keep up the great work

Easy to understand hard to implement

Greetings AMG. This Video on How to Stop Sliding in the Downswing was very Informative. Can you do or tell me the video that shows very similar info when using the Driver. Thanks.

I’m a big component of keeping the feet planted on the ground for amateurs. Misconstrued thought of weight shift hip rotation just about everything. When I feel like it’s more of a balance issue with ams. Keep your feet on the ground stop lifting the lead heel in the backswing and stop lifting the trail foot until after impact. Pros really wouldn’t get all the power they do if they’re swinging off one leg

Now I see it! Going to the range to work on lowering my hands.

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Hit 'em straight!

Hey guys always a good video. Have you done a video on the left knee? Where it should point and how far it moves ? Thanks

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

I don't think we have, Randy. I smell another Pros vs Ams👊

Tried the techniques, worked very well. Great stuff. I tried the down move as opposed to the ball that helped with my driver also. any other driver tips. Thanks a lot.

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

I beleive one think amateur golfers have a problem with is not rotating the shoulder in down swing and through the finish. Here is what I found works for me: I fully rotate as your video says, on the downswing, I concentrate on turning my left shoulder and evey thing after that falls into place. Just want to know your thoughts on this swing queu... great videos by the way...

Perfect explanation of using pelvic tilt to your advantage. I've been working on this move recently and have noticed big improvements in ball striking. I can also swing much more smoothly with less effort. I've always tried to "swing from the ground up" and I've been massively inconsistent with that. Would you say setting the lower body in this "downhill" fashion allows you to in effect "set and forget" the lower body in the backswing and just concentrate on a your shoulder/upper body pivot on the downswing?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

100% Luke! Thanks for watching

Great video. It communicates great understanding, especially in regard to the transition to the left side with the hips at the same angle. But, hope you don't mind me asking how does this move look in over head view: i.e. Do the hips point in the same diagonal direction as the angle of inclination is held?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

For the initial drift forward, pretty much so. But it's important to stress, nothing should be held.

Great content Mike. How does the pressure under the left foot change from 1st parallel to top of swing as the pro settles toward target? Would it be possible to produce a video with the trace below this image along with your analysis?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

It's difficult to show, but doable ;-)

Easy to visualize this motion, I thought this would cure my thin shots. Can’t stop early release !!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

There will be a cause happening much earlier than the release. Guys typically early release because it's their best option at the ball. We do online lessons if you'd like us to help you out with it. athleticmotiongolf.clickfunnels.com/ilessons

Very good video....It is the perfect example of the much criticised Stack & Tilt swing

Thanks for sharing, very helpful! I was curious if you could share any info on that hip tilt in relation to hip rotation. When their tilt hits level on the down swing is their hip rotation about 0 also? Or is there anything worth considering there =)

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Typicall 0 to open.

Another good video. About how much shoulder turn do you see (on average) in the down swing by the time the hips return to level and the hands reach hip high or below? Thank you, Casey

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

The shoulders are still pretty closed at that point. I don't think the average is a good number to go by there because the range is fairly large. However, the ribcage or torso is pretty close to square then.

Awesome videos. During the downswing on a hip level with hands below belt, is there any difference on time lag between long clubs, such as wood and long irons, and middle to short clubs?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Shengli👍 Can you explain what you mean by time lag so I can do my best at answering your question?

Great video! Could you do a video like this with a driver? Thanks!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Yessir we sure can👍

I'm really surprised AMG Mercedes hasn't hit you with a stupid trademark claim. Love your Chanel. Thank you.

Great stuff again Mike. Do you think your system is proving right what some of the older guys were doing instinctively ?

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

No question... there were a lot of geniuses who've come way before anyone's ability to quantify their feels.

Wonderful. Who is the pro?

How could I send a video of my swing to you guys?! You guys have wonderful material!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Ant - we got your videos👍

Do you have this movement with bodi trac? It would be nice to see where in the foot the pressure is loading.

Very interesting I would really like to learn more about how I could be tested as I am an x European tour golf professional, now trying to regain my playing privileges on the Staysure tour. Do you have any test centre in the U K Jeff Hall

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

We don't as part of AMG, but I know there are a couple of GEARS systems in the UK. If you can get captured, we'd certainly take a look at the captures and offer our thoughts. Or you could just make a trip across the pond😊

Thanks for the video guys. When I surf to the left side, which part of my left foot should I move toward (toes, heel, center)?

@AthleticMotionGolf

3 жыл бұрын

The center is a great feel to have.

Great graphics! I’m 65, and working on getting above 100 club head speed. Stopping too much slide is one thing I am working on. Do you recommend any drills to accomplish this?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

We love this drill for that: kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6ifubqclMqulZc.html

Wow Mike, another fantastic video! I would like to hear more about the hands being below the belt line when the pelvis gets level. I have never heard this...Why are the AMs higher and the pros get lower? Do they just let their arms float downwards? Thanks again, Jim

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Because their left hip and/or left shoulder pop up right away on the downswing. There's no chance when that happens.

@jimper15

6 жыл бұрын

Makes sense. Pros go downhill, ams (like me don't) Thanks again Mike.

Left arm relationship to the body appears to be greater than 18 degrees across the chest as suggested was the pro- average as compared to as much as 45 degrees amateur-average. I'll go to part 2 and see if you address this aspect as previously stressed. I found in my own game its a great tip (18 degrees) plus easier on the joint.

@AthleticMotionGolf

4 жыл бұрын

No sir. This golfer was in the other video you referenced and was less than 18 IIRC.

Love your videos great info, but if I want my hands at belt level what drills do you do to work on that?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

The best way to do is to make really slow coasting swings with your most lofted club... focusing on really feeling that left hip and shoulder staying down. Don't focus on the hands. Focus on the hip and shoulder. Then gradually creep it up to longer clubs.

Omg ...I only focused on getting my left hip to point down and i hit my 5 wood farther than I have ever hit my driver. I used to point my shoulder down but maybe my hips were still level when i turned which ruined my spine angle. I can't wait to study more from this series

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome... it's a powerful concept for sure!

Love these videos, where are you located?

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Ron! We have locations in Louisiana and Atlanta

Just awesome. Can you do a video of how a driver swing works? Do we do the same hip cascade towards target for driving swing too? I ask because driver swing plane is flatter and I can't get wrap my head around it. Many thanks!!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, we are planning a driver video... and yes the cascade forward still applies :-) Thanks for watching, Mecnez!

@mecnez

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome!! Really look forward to it! Many thanks!!

Very very goog~~~~~♡♡

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

🙏💯

Doesnt hip tilt angle get influenced by the club length? sw vs driver.. I should imagine the driver pelvis angle towards the ground must be a bit less.. How about a video on this thanks!!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

We are planning to do one for the driver, as well. Thanks for watching, Shyam!

Do you know of any drills and or exercises to do to begin to incorporate these movements?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

We have a video coming out tonight showing our favorite drill for this😉

Started using this technique. Getting results. Seem to improve my balanced, also stopped my over the top. You also mention at the end it gets to 1 percent of forward move, is that that the swing slows down? Where ix the facility closest to Florida?

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

that's awesome, Ron! I'm not sure what you mean by "1% of forward move" could you elaborate on that. Our closest facility to Florida is in Cartersville, Ga.

@ron2117

5 жыл бұрын

You mention in the delivery phase slide goes from 81 to 82 %. Please explain.@@AthleticMotionGolf

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

@@ron2117 That's demonstrating the golfer stabilizing and stoping his slide coming into the ball. The other end of the coin would be those numbers going to 95% and above demonstrating a slide that continues through the shot... not good! That make sense?

Would you also advocate keeping the weight on the left side the entire time to eliminate the shift back to the left?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Good question, but NO. That pressure needs to shift right to really help with the dynamic movement on the downswing.

That all sounds good. How can you teach one sub to do what you say?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Have you had a chance to watch the drill video yet? kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6ifubqclMqulZc.html

I have no idea how to make my body do that though, you say you are going to explain how to fix it but I didn't see anything like that.

Is it in your opinion that this pro is maintaining his center thru internal rotation of his femur bones? I can't help but notice his left heel plant a little forward of his address position. Does this action cause the right to draft behind slightly in transition?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

No sir. He is not trying to statically set a centered position at address.

Man, this technology is extremely helpful. I’m wondering if the mental switch or light bulb moment is gonna come from just ‘feel’ or reps. Because the slide back to the front foot just feels so different when I think of squatting as opposed to continuing around the backside. Is this just in my head ? The squat (which in my head gets me going back around from where I came from) so it’s like going in reverse on the takeaway then back to forward when I squat really gets me hyper extending and gets my rear end off the plane of glass

@AthleticMotionGolf

4 жыл бұрын

Can you explain what you're idea of the squat is in the swing?

@Rptyler7

4 жыл бұрын

Athletic Motion Golf wish I could, guess I’m just trying to repeat what I see Snead do. Squad and get the club to parallel with my knees separated a bit and some weight in my front leg. But I seem to be really moving forward (to the ball) best way to describe my feeling is If address is 12:00 O’clock and the full complete backswing gets me to 6:00 o’clock then I go back around to 6-5-4-3 etc and to my left leg / front leg at about 10:00 o’clock. As where they ‘lean it’ takes me from 6:00 o’clock at the top of the swing to the left leg pressure by continuing around the clock 7-8-9 to 10:00.

@Rptyler7

4 жыл бұрын

Athletic Motion Golf maybe I just overthink it, but that’s how I’m feeling those

@AthleticMotionGolf

4 жыл бұрын

Royle Prince what you’re seeing him do is being heavily distorted the camera and the angle he’s moving relative to it. We’ve got the data from guys who’ve won over $700 million playing the game, not one of them separates the knees like you’re describing. Not ever the guys who everyone sights as doing that😉

Question---after studying this over and over.......WHAT IS IT exactly that causes the hands to drop from the top and to the belt line level in particular. Is it happening in this pro golfer because his pelvis has leveled out and is it that early RIGHT knee flex that YOU talked about in another video that actually causes the pelvis to level out at this early point? And is that earlier reflexing of the right knee a RESIDUAL push off, or ground force action that does this? And back to the hands-- OR, is there SOME conscious ACTIVE effort of the pro golfer to get his hands to that belt high point.

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

It's about the hip and left shoulder staying down (as opposed to popping up) than it is about trying to get the hands down deep.

I seem to tilt my upper body to much to the left as I swift my weight off my right foot. The longer the club the more I have to do it to get off my weight off my right foot/leg. It does feel like I am surfing to the left leg but left shoulder is down and tilted to the left and my right my hip stays too far back. What Am I doing wrong?

Hi guys, very interested in your channel and following this vid I'd like to ask you clear something up for me as it may help me understand this hip movement. Should the movement feel like a pivot from the right hip to pivoting on the left hip, like the hips are the fulcrum to pivot on or am I so far from it I'm just showing how confused I am?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

I think I get what you're saying... that could work. Sometimes we'll describe it as feeling more weight on the right hip then let that weight fall onto the left hip. But feels can be very personal.

@chipganger5051

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for replying. I guess my thinking is due to some coaches calling the move, the "pivot". Well maybe I'm getting near. Thanks again. Keep up the great videos.

I always thought (I choke on the words as this is the nemesis of golfers) that the left hip joint was to stay inside the left ankle through the downswing. This golfers seems to have his left hip outside the left ankle near the end of the downswing. Clarify or correct please. Thanks.

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

His hip is pretty well on top of his ankle. Keep in mind, however, that the outside of his leg/hip isn't his hip joint😉

Could you tell us which club he is using in future videos??

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

Always a 7iron unless otherwise noted👍

How does this work with a driver? You want to be hitting up on the ball, right, and it seems like if you have a "downhill swing" with a driver you've got a problem. So how do you modify this lesson to fit that situation? Or do you? Thanks!

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

You'll notice in the video that the downhill shift allows the player to get some pressure on that left leg early. That gives the golfer something to push up on. That push up is what will provide the right amount of side bend necessary to have that good angle of attack with the driver. Because the ball is more forward, that angle of attack happens very naturally from the same movements. Make sense? We actually should do a video showing how it all happens with a driver. Great question!

As with anything in golf, you can always overdo something. How do you deal with someone with too much reverse tilt at the top (“backward bend”)? According to some body measurement device in the market, that’s a problem i I have. I suspect it’s my effort to try and surf downhill like you guys teach. But I just end up reverse tilting and then surfing level then uphill.

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

The device being used and where the sensor(s) are matters a lot when looking at this. The easiest point of reference is to just look at a good video from this behind angle (or face on if that's all you have). You want an very neutral looking vertical upper body during the transition. Overly bent too much in either direction won't be good. The hips having enought tilt is a big part of the transition. Trying to do it with level hips won't really work as well.

Does the same downward fall apply with the Driver as well?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Yessir!

@jamesbrown-jr6oi

5 жыл бұрын

Please! A video showing the downhill swing with the driver.

I see how it looks but how does it feel when you do it right?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

Really good😉 Players describe it differently as far as the feel goes. Much of that depends on what they needed to do to make it happen.

Exactly what I think when I see Mac O'Grady swinging - "He's falling into the ball." I've been told, however, that I slide forward too much when attempting this.

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

Mike, the key to that is often in the timing. If the move forward is too late, there's not enough time to stop it and you wind up sliding through impact. Ideally, the move forward is early enough so there's time to stabilize and rotate through impact.

@mcpappysgolden

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your reply! I have endless thoughts on the matter, but I know your time is precious.

Garcia..

i love ur analysis......that said, it drives me nuts when you guys don't say which tour player we looking at.

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

How come?

@tubemaniac206

5 жыл бұрын

it would be nice to know so we can look up a video of the said player.....maybe to see more detail.

@1b0o0

5 жыл бұрын

PC Water Mods probably some kind of NDA.

@maeu59

5 жыл бұрын

Athletic Motion Golf they would probably have to compensate him in some way.

Obviously with the hard/software package you use it can show the swing in high detail. However very difficult to just use these 'degrees' as a training tool. That can quickly fall into 'position golf' which has led to many amateur's (and a few pro's) downfall. So these videos are like a reference tool. Correct teaching and implementation by the student will benefit from comparing his/her angles during or after the lessons. As for putting these into play...you need the teacher to put it into just the right phrasing that somehow acts as a lightbulb moment for the student. Would like to see what exercises/drills you guys advocate?

@AthleticMotionGolf

6 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6ifubqclMqulZc.html

Easier said than done

At 0:50 his spine is clearly tilted towards the target, yet the yellow line seems to indicate his spine is tilted away from the target. What's with that?

Interesting that ball appears to be well forward in the stance until the shift left kicks in...

Ummm...just watched part 2. Thanks

@AthleticMotionGolf

5 жыл бұрын

👍