Carolin, great breakdown of the downswing sequence. Every step in the process makes perfect sense. When I look at your pre impact conditions it looks so different to mine. Your is so much better clearly. Please help me to understand how does one achieve so much forward shaft lean approaching impact having still retained the hinged trail wrist angle so well and with such a lovely pivot downward of the trail shoulder? I think it’s your shoulder rotation from the half way down in the downswing position or from the Delivery position I need to better understand. Your lead hip is clearing out of the way. I get that part. Your chest is starting to be rotated to face the target. It’s that wonderful extension of your left side whilst rotating your upper body / pivoting your trail shoulder down. There is no flipping of the wrists / forearms. It’s that part of the downswing where you’re demonstrating the downswing with just your right / trail hand only. Your right hand has arrived palm down on top of the ball well ahead of the club head itself. Your trail arm is almost fully straight but retaining the wrist angle. But it’s that trail shoulder pivoting downwards that looks so impressive in supporting that powerful pre-impact hands forward / shaft leaning position. Any advice how to accomplish the shoulder rotation down into the back of the ball?
Hi Carolin, very good and well presented simple explanation and drill. Off to the range this morning to try this out as I’m loosing distance and coming over the top! I’m 74 and broke my right ankleI just over a year ago. Looking forward to more videos from you. KR, John, near Brighton UK😊
Carolin, there's so much conflicting information on what the correct downswing sequence is (especially how it should begin). I have used the exact sequence you described, including the left heel drill, since I was a teenager and I'm now 61 years old. A Swedish club pro taught me that drill when I was 15. I've followed your channel closely for about six months and think you give the very best swing advice you can find on TH-cam. Unfortunately, my wife won't let me bring my clubs in the house to practice your hallway drills though. 😊
Hey Carolin. Love watching your stuff from someone who has been there and done it at the highest level ✊ one question if I can is your shaft at address looks bang on vertical which is how I had mine until a recent lesson when the pro suggested I had shaft and left arm in one line. I now can’t hit the ball!! 🤯 any advice? 🙏🏻 thanks and keep up the great content 👍
If you concentrate on getting weight into your right leg surely it is difficult to then start getting weight into the left leg before the end of the backswing. AJ BRISTOL
Love your video and great drill to follow up. Thanks ❤
Carolin, great breakdown of the downswing sequence. Every step in the process makes perfect sense. When I look at your pre impact conditions it looks so different to mine. Your is so much better clearly. Please help me to understand how does one achieve so much forward shaft lean approaching impact having still retained the hinged trail wrist angle so well and with such a lovely pivot downward of the trail shoulder? I think it’s your shoulder rotation from the half way down in the downswing position or from the Delivery position I need to better understand. Your lead hip is clearing out of the way. I get that part. Your chest is starting to be rotated to face the target. It’s that wonderful extension of your left side whilst rotating your upper body / pivoting your trail shoulder down. There is no flipping of the wrists / forearms. It’s that part of the downswing where you’re demonstrating the downswing with just your right / trail hand only. Your right hand has arrived palm down on top of the ball well ahead of the club head itself. Your trail arm is almost fully straight but retaining the wrist angle. But it’s that trail shoulder pivoting downwards that looks so impressive in supporting that powerful pre-impact hands forward / shaft leaning position. Any advice how to accomplish the shoulder rotation down into the back of the ball?
Hi Carolin, very good and well presented simple explanation and drill. Off to the range this morning to try this out as I’m loosing distance and coming over the top! I’m 74 and broke my right ankleI just over a year ago. Looking forward to more videos from you. KR, John, near Brighton UK😊
...thank you so much Carolin for this crystal breakdown of transition. Have a nice day, Luigi.
Always great tips and clearly presented!
Great stuff Carolin
Carolin, there's so much conflicting information on what the correct downswing sequence is (especially how it should begin). I have used the exact sequence you described, including the left heel drill, since I was a teenager and I'm now 61 years old. A Swedish club pro taught me that drill when I was 15. I've followed your channel closely for about six months and think you give the very best swing advice you can find on TH-cam. Unfortunately, my wife won't let me bring my clubs in the house to practice your hallway drills though. 😊
Excellent 😎👍
Hey Carolin. Love watching your stuff from someone who has been there and done it at the highest level ✊ one question if I can is your shaft at address looks bang on vertical which is how I had mine until a recent lesson when the pro suggested I had shaft and left arm in one line. I now can’t hit the ball!! 🤯 any advice? 🙏🏻 thanks and keep up the great content 👍
Carolin- Appreciate the tip. Still hitting some shots little fat. Any suggestions? Thanks
Really good
Love it… ❤❤❤
Nice handles. Is bigger better?
Is there a reason why you wouldn’t simply your weight on your left side in the back swing and eliminate that shift forward?
Why not use the step drill on the golf course?
If you concentrate on getting weight into your right leg surely it is difficult to then start getting weight into the left leg before the end of the backswing. AJ BRISTOL