Keeping It Simple || The Hip Bump Explained
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In this video, Adam explains the hip bump works at set up. By initiating the hip bump at set up, it will prevent you from unnecessary sliding and swaying throughout the swing. It creates a post and brace in your legs which will ultimately create a more consistent turn. Adam also goes over keys to becoming a great player mentally. Mason is prepping for his conference championships and goes through his thought process leading up to the big tournament.
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I love the episodes with Mason. His swing is so compact and powerful
Agree! 👍
Mason's swing is so smooth...looking forward to seeing him win big soon 👍
The explanation of the hip bump not being lateral but slightly rotational is a key nuance explained. Also helps start the rotational pendulum.
This is exactly what I needed
Thank you Adam exactly what I was working on this morning making my chest turn my shoulders to the top of the swing, not as easy as I thought.
The hip bump is amazing! My entire swing just fall in place and I have been hitting more straight shots than I usually do.. Thanks Adam!!!👍🏻
Thank you, thank you Porzac golf. After watching your videos for the past couple of weeks, I took it straight to the course (no range work) and experienced a noticeable improvement.... consistent straight ball flight, hit every fairway and had my best scoring round of the year. Looking forward to putting in the work. WR
Simply the best coaching on you tube, my scores are actually going slightly up at the moment but my game is feeling stronger. Oh when everything comes together😂😂🎉🎉
I love you videos and drills. You explain it which makes it so easy to understand. Have saved a few of the videos to help me in mistakes. Will try when l get back golfing in a few months. Unfortunately out after suffering a brain hemorrhage golfing but you videos have kept me so looking forward to getting back. Keep up the great work.
Quality content yet again! Love the enthusiasm you guys have for teaching.
Just came across your your channel. Love the content and explanation of instruction. Working on setting the club and going up plane as I struggle with inside takeaway and toe hit. Since doing drills I am making more consistent cent contact. Thanks for your help
Very good instruction and explanation
I can watch your swing videos for days!!!! great job!
Super smooth swing love it
Best video, yet, for me, Adam! Thanks! I'm very tall at 6'10", and sway and slide terribly. Your great explanation of the hip bump should help immensely! Thanks, again, & Merry Christmas to you and all of your team!
These videos are the best!
Great swing Mason and great work Porzak
Great content as always!
Love the contents of video and details thanks
That is a beautiful, effortless swing
What a swing. Crisp and simple, good tempo.
Exactly right!!
Super helpful, this theory does great to me to break 90 handicap. Thank you so much ❤
Great simple tips
The sound of that impact..... 👍👍
Along with the “hammer the nail” tip, the “hip bump” made me shoot 76 today: the lowest score I turned in in one year, with a ton of flushed irons, tshots and stiffed wedges.
Sensational coaching: I can’t thank you enough Adam.
Let’s go!!! Thank you for sharing! This is exactly why we do what do! To help as many people as possible play better golf and enjoy the worlds greatest game more than ever!
I set-up with too much weight on the trail leg. I’ve had numerous instructors say “put more weight on the lead leg at address” or sitting into the trail leg as you explained. I’ve had a hard time with that (bumping the hips too far forward only) until I saw this example of the hip bump going slightly back at 45° and getting the femur on top of the lead leg. Say goodbye to my hip pain.
I don’t know if this will get to you Adam but I want to thank you for this tip it was what I’ve been looking for I was sliding and rotating way to much so everything was right of target. So this I went to the range and my first 3 row railroad tracks 🎉 I couldn’t e happier and again thank you thank you thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Left of target 😂
Thanks for all the great videos. One question. When you do the hip bump, how does the weight transfer in the swing. I always feel like my weight stays on the front foot. Any help much appreciated.
Thanks for extra explanation about the hip bump.
If done correctly, will it feel a little closed because of the back movement at setup?
Also feels weight on left foot heel and inside right foot.
Rgrds
The hip bump is so interesting. If you look at tour players almost none of them have it at set-up. (Henrik Stenson clearly uses it as a trigger). They do achieve it once they are at impact, almost all of them have a slight sway but for an average golfer that is very hard to time perfectly. It’s almost as the porzak golf swing is smack in the middle of the traditional golf swing and stack and tilt, pre-setting the hip impact position but still turning your body. Atleast that’s my impression of it.
Nice swing
Interesting pointers A+ Dustin Johnson has alot to answer for with that bowed wrist action :-).
Ironically a year ago I used to use the hip bump and I played my best golf. I’ve been playing for 2 years and only a year in I started using the hip bump went from 80s to shooting par and then being -6 through 8. I stopped using it and my game went from those amazing scores to 80s and sometimes even 90s and lost a bunch of distance lol
I think u just save my back i machine gun ball all week trying to figure it ou by my self god bless youtube coach
When are the alignment stick covers going to be available?!
I would be interested to know how short that feels to him! Perfect backswing. The fact of that being 3/4 is amazing.
Does the same hip bump for the irons apply to the driver as well? Should we feel posted up on the lead leg?
best explain about the hip bump
Thank You!
The hip bump direction/posting assume is consistent for driver/wedges?
Do you have any coaches in the Philadelphia South Jersey area that teach your philosophies. I really like the way you explain everything but it hard to tell if your doing it correctly
Adam, I know you’re onto big things here and are teaching some high level players. But I’m just thinking on the level of a 5.3 handicap, and more for my higher handicap type of guys.
I think the number 1 non negotiable that a person learning the game should first learn a punch shot.
Weird thing I’ve found out with my game. If anything is off driver, irons, wedges, putter it always is due to overswing or run off being disconnected.
If my game is off I shorten up and it comes back almost instantly.
For instance I just allowed myself to play the other day not focusing on anything and I couldn’t get off the tee, playing a lot of golf I felt it after I played the reason I was off only hit 19 percent fairway. On a good day I carry driver about 275. Next time out I said I’m just going to shorten up get in the fairway, 85 percent fairway. Only thought I had was this video shorten up 3/4 swing. Average carry was 268 and I wasn’t out there putting anything into it.
People need to shorten up stay in balance stop this lifting the heel and kill method for “power”.
I have had great days swinging hard out of my shoes and have carried over 300, but all off balance in the follow through.
Idc if it Carrie’s that far if I hit the shot and I finish off balance I feel like it’s a terrible shot and a terrible way to play the game
Is the hip bump ”part of the swing”, like a swing-starter? Or is part of the set up?
Adam i was just trying to do this and realised it brought my right knee forward and left knee back. is that expected?
Would the hip bump to the left makes my trail leg straight during the back swing? What am i doing it wrong 🥲
Porzak has cleaned my backswing up immensely, previously I was outside and picking it up (think M wolfe but ugly lol), so I got really used to dropping it/shallowing it to get even remotely close to on plane on the way down. My problem now that I'm more connected and on plane in the backswing, is I'm still dumping it and getting way under it on the way down now....any ideas to stop that?
Is your trail knee locking out in the turn or is it still maintaining some flex?
By doing the hip bump to the lead side, my trail leg, especially the thigh sticks out marginally. Feels I'm aligning to the left of target. Is this correct, Coach Porzak?
What a flusher
I have to work on this. My driver is more of a push fade
Hip bump for driver also?
To me the Hip Bump makes me feel like I am putting more pressure on my front heel. Not sure if I’m doing it right or not :)
Do we hip bump for driver too?
Stay tuned for tomorrows video 👀
Is the bump merely pre turning the trail butt cheek?
I can’t figure that out my hip now for some reason.
I don’t understand the hip bump thing, is it supposed to be a feel? Because I feel like, especially now, you clearly have to shift laterally in both directions in the golf swing.
I totally forgot about this concept honestly it doesn’t feel like you are doing much but it gives you so much more power I went from 260 carry without the hip bump to around 280-290 with it
You bump it at address
I didn’t get it for years because for me everytime people explained it I ended up laterally moving or sliding
The actual feel for me to get it right is once you’re at the top of your backswing, feel like youre pushing your left butt cheek, directly backwards, imagine there’s a wall behind you and you are trying to push your butt back and touch the wall with you left cheek (right for handers obviously)
Was a game changer when I found that
Stopped slicing it immediately and hit my drives so straight now
Adam- when left hip bumps back and toward target (to 7pm position on a clock) what does the right hip do? That is- when done correctly are both hips still parallel to the target line or are the hips now angled open?
This is also my big question to get the bump clear in my mind. Does the left hip just drop back slightly from the line of toes ? If so do shoulders stay on line of feet. I know that clarification on this is going to be big for me ! 👍
Looked at another video- Adam says 1) sternum stays still and 2) hips stay square.
Thanks Bob
- so the hip bumps left and whole hip back a little?
Please, while demonstrating the hip bump, slow it down and do a close up. Thanks.
I would say try to film from the top view. I get what he says and it does work, but it is hard to sometimes gety. Take your left but cheek back and to the left like you are going to 7PM-8PM on a clock.
Ok. But what does right hip/butt cheek do. Also move to 7:00 (to keep hips parallel to target line) or stays where it is (which would then angle the hips)????
@@bobp.6337 If you are set up, straight ahead is 12PM. You take your left butt cheek back to 7/8 pm. 45 degree angle. You can really feel that right knee as a brace if you do it properly. It's a strong feeling. The right will move accordingly.
@@GB-xh7hvthanks for this explanation !
The old school swing had the bump to start the downswing, interesting idea to put it in at set up
I guess you could also say "Go to 7Pm" lol
I think the one thing ive learned is to look at these golfers hands...the club is misleading...like the takeaway, his hands hardly move, its like inches with a hinge
No such thing as hip bump. No such thing a going to position to position. It’s a smooth flowing swing - swing back to swing thru to finish and rely on centripetal force. Shoulders go slow.