You make it look so easy and fluid. That's how I know I've got a lot of painful work ahead. Well, might as well get started. No time like the present! Thanks Jonathan. Knowing what to do is the first step.
Thanks for your earlier reply! I found all of the videos you mentioned. The mistake I made was in not hitting "play all." I will now catch up on your lessons! Thanks again!
That is excellent, Jonathan. As a newbie to golf and wanting to set VERY high heights and standards as I go, as you say "...keep that trail ear in front of the stick" will, dare I say "stick" in my mind to ensure I improve as I go. Awesome lesson, thank you for sharing mate. Cheers! Dann
Hi Jon...in one of your other videos you talk about moving your butt back as one starts the downswing. If one has a swing thought of moving the left buttock atop the left heel as the club reaches its apex on the backswing...I have found that this accomplishes what you are showing in this video. Make sense? Gerry
That will help with the butt but you have to think of the shoulders and the hips separately connected by a spring/the spine. So they both need to be moved actively. I hope that makes sense?
You make it look so easy and fluid. That's how I know I've got a lot of painful work ahead. Well, might as well get started. No time like the present! Thanks Jonathan. Knowing what to do is the first step.
Thanks for your earlier reply! I found all of the videos you mentioned. The mistake I made was in not hitting "play all." I will now catch up on your lessons! Thanks again!
I wish I could have found your channel much earlier!!! They way you break everything down is absolutely awesome, keep the good work up!
Great visuals to prevent swaying during the down swing!!!! Thanks :-)
man , i have been spinning out so much that i feel like a top! great info on what actually need to be done. thks!
Great tip, for me and also my daughter who is just starting out -- it really helped her !
Very good vid, and great tip. I've see amazing results when golfers learn to rotate hips earlier in the downswing. It's a proverbial game changer.
@@dr6124 because most amateurs start with there shoulders not hips.
That is excellent, Jonathan. As a newbie to golf and wanting to set VERY high heights and standards as I go, as you say "...keep that trail ear in front of the stick" will, dare I say "stick" in my mind to ensure I improve as I go. Awesome lesson, thank you for sharing mate. Cheers! Dann
This is what I’ve needed as I’ve been block slicing for last few weeks. Thanks Jonathon!
absolutely fantastic
that's keeping it simple, i can use this,thnx.
Thus is one amazing Video! I started doing the Hogan belt drill and this is really helping me do this move!
Simply amazing sir…
Great Video. The problem is clearing the hip vs spinning out!
Great drill! Will give it a go on the range
Great tips...
ty sir..........needed that.
Jon, top Video und genau mein Thema 🤭 super Tipp und die Erklärung ist wirklich TOP!!!
Great advice!
Thank you, very helpful
Hi Jon...in one of your other videos you talk about moving your butt back as one starts the downswing. If one has a swing thought of moving the left buttock atop the left heel as the club reaches its apex on the backswing...I have found that this accomplishes what you are showing in this video. Make sense? Gerry
That will help with the butt but you have to think of the shoulders and the hips separately connected by a spring/the spine. So they both need to be moved actively. I hope that makes sense?
Trijektory!
"while rotating" . . . .
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