Christo, great video. I've been doing this move ever since your video 8 mos ago where you speak about Roger Dunn and the early shift he advocated. It promotes a gravity move through the ball instead of an arm pull. People need to pay very close attention to what you are teaching in this video. If they do, they'll never go back to swinging like they did. This is effortless power.

Great video chief, helped my swing big time. From the uk 🇬🇧

Magnifico grande lezione di golf. Grazie GARSIA

This tip just helped me shoot my lowest round of the year , 78, at Santa Anita. Thanks Chris!

Hey Christo. Great job on these videos. I love your channel! So being "almost" a senior, turning on the backswing seems a little more restricted than it could be. So I was in the back yard today with some practice balls and a 4 iron. I know 4 iron can be a tough club to hit for some. So when I was hitting it really well, that was a good sign. So here's what I did. I took my normal setup. Next I drew the right foot (back foot) back to close the stance like Hogan did for long irons or woods. I brought the club back well inside the line as the closed stance allowed me to do (and makes it a lot easier). Then I discovered something. And I'm wondering if this is related to Hogan's comment where he said he wished he had 3 right hands..... So with the closed stance I found I couldn't turn fast enough in the downswing and my body literally couldn't "go left". In other words no matter how fast I turned, when I turned, my body "faced" the target at the end of a balanced follow through. I could not face left of target if I tried... physically. So I found that I was not only hitting the ball straight and solid, but I could turn as fast as I wanted and really "thrash" the ball and it was being hit real solid. The turn was the kind that swept the grass real nice and along the target line. So if I didn't "turn hard", I think my shots would have gone to the right. And this is where I was wondering how so many seniors have ugly looking swings but they hit the ball 250 down the middle.. they all turn hard. Maybe the closed stance was getting my backswing into an ideal "backswing slot"??? And is what I'm doing the Miracle Swing? Or not? Your thoughts?

Love to have seen a front on shot with the camera when hitting the ball. Will go out and try this

Great video and lesson. A nice big piece of the puzzle, and an important fundamental.

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Billy. Knowing how to place your low point is key. What did you find helped the most?

@roresteen

8 ай бұрын

As a former baseball and football player it is all natural. And the same with kicking a soccer ball. Weight shifts first! Love your comment “As you lift, you shift”! I’ve said to a few people, “If you sway, you pay”! Lift/shift! Got it!!

Do you recommend the jumbo grips Christo!?

This more than anything is why I started hitting it fat - I forgot how to move! Can’t wait to familiarize myself with the move again!

kind of like getting you're back to the target

Thanks Christo, I was confused why your trail leg get straight when you lift, now I understand; how do you explain hideki matsuyama weight shift he even pause for 1 second on the top?

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

I do that drill but I'm not stuck completely on my trail side. It's very difficult.

Christo, this is the Stack and Tilt method. Very effective!

@gardner4718

10 ай бұрын

not at all

@AldoScotia

7 ай бұрын

​@@gardner4718very similar

same move with a driver?

Hi Christo Do the same weight shift for the diver and woods?

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Glenn. Ball position changes, however. For a driver the ball is off the tip of my left shoulder.

@gardner4718

10 ай бұрын

would your low point be behind the ball since you are trying to hit up with the driver? @@MiracleSwingExperience

Christo is a wizard

Been watching since you started, Bravo

Well, now I explains why I keep topping the ball. Maybe shifting too much.