@@AthleticMotionGolf I'd pay $30 / month just to subscribe to a live stream of selected daily lessons. And in the exceptionally unlikely event the day's focus was on an area where I didn't need to improve, I'd be even more incentivized to watch just to bask in the warm glow of having at least one item ticked off golf to-do list. .
@@AthleticMotionGolf for what it's worth - A) I watch all your videos B) I video all my practice sessions and see same issue as client in this video. Downswing plane a tad high - over the shoulder. This format really made me really understand the problem, the cause and the fix. Plus how to spot for future reference. Fantastic.
I agree with a lot of others here.. full lesson videos often seem to get points across so much easier. They take a lot of time to watch, but it's so helpful to see someone doing the wrong thing (the same thing we mortals do) and then see them corrected and that aha moment when it all clicks. Often it seems that that is what it takes for me to also finally get it. Invaluable. Love the new format.
I loved the video. This video is a prime example of why in-person teaching is irreplaceable. Obviously he is a very good golfer. In his #2 step of training, he does a beautiful job in turning his legs & torso - maintaining his width at the top. It is beautiful to watch. By the end of his step # 5, his turn was almost halved - you couldn’t see the separation in his legs, his trail arm collapsed at the top and he stopped turning his trail shoulder. You guys picked up on it and spent the last third of the lesson fixing this… Immediate and constant feedback is so necessary for permanent improvement. There are some amazing drills out there. Most amatuers do not do a good job in following all the nuances needed to make the drills effective, then permanent. Even, when they do the drills a 100%, it doesn’t always translate in the real swing - feel vs real. Anytime I hear an instructor use the words “simple” & “golf”, I cringe.. if it was simple then pros would hit 18 GIR in a round, all the time. THEY DON’T. Even the guys that have shot 58 or 59 in a tournament, didn’t! I digress..
In all the years I've been playing golf I've only taken aprox. 3-4 lessons; the best instructor I ever had told me one thing that always stuck with me... "Practice doesn't make perfect, only perfect practice makes perfect' It's very apparent that this man has dedicated himself to that exact concept. Another reason why I really like your video's. Keep'em coming guys, this is all GREAT information.
That was incredibly helpful, it showed so many of the principles you guys are trying to bring out, but interpreted by one of your students which provides a different perspective. Keep them coming, because we will all likely fit one of your students.
Great point. When two golfers come in together for lessons, they seem to always make the same comment about how it's beneficial getting to watch each other go through the lesson.
Watched this video several times. This last something clicked!!! The hip rotation and seeing where the club was at the halfway down point was eye opening!!! Thanks for the great content.
The video is the key and proof of what changes are made compared to before. We all think we are doing it like the pros until we see the video replay. Thx.
This was a great demonstration of what you have been saying about how correcting the backswing mechanics leads to a better downswing. We may acknowledge the one influences the other, but find it so easy to: 1. Get to the top 2. Have a mental disconnect 3. Fire away from the top with all the wrong actions.
Excellent video. I am a high single digit handicap struggling to get my swing to the next level. I found this format enlightening. Keep up the great work!
Eye opening. I had to watch this video several times before I really go that "aha" moment. After working on a few swing changes myself over the last few weeks with my coach. This video really gave me that "aha" moment. Structure and intent, perfect.
U guys r on to something big, and we are the benefactors. Many thanks. We have epic rainstorms here, I mean literally a guy going down the street in a canoe. but I see a window of no rain. I've been struggling with my five six and seven iron for a decade and I think I saw the reason why on your Channel. Too much forward shaft lean. It's both heartbreak and relief at the same time.
Love live lessons format. Even seeing how a person misinterprets something being instructed helps and how good to celebrate when someone makes a positive change 😃
SO GOOD!! Would you mind expanding on medicine ball/spine angle piece (min 9:34)? I didn't quite understand how that helps keep the spine angle. THANKS!!!!
I am trying to do exactly everything here. I live in the other side of the world and wish I could attend a live lesson with you gentlemen. Recentering, pivot and trail arm depth. I am shocked how similar the things we work on. This is my first youtube comment. I felt compelled to say how amazingly useless this is. Especially the shoulder turn on the backswing to shallow...
That's awesome, so glad to hear our first live lesson video synched up with what you're working on. And thanks for making your first comment here. Let us know if we can cover anything else in a future video to help your game 👍
I love these live lessons & seeing exactly what you are instructing when you readjust the student. Awesome! I've been hitting foam balls inside all winter trying to improve.
Thanks for watching. We've always enjoyed watching lessons too, it's good to hear we're not the only ones haha. Is there a topic that you'd like to see a live lesson on?
Love the format, very helpful because the student is asking the same questions I might ask, or struggle with the same concepts. There was a nugget at the end about how the knees work in the downswing. It would be awesome if the concept was explained in more detail! Thanks.
I get more out this every time I watch it. Thanks again guy's - awesome content ! BTW - visited with one of the sales rep's for Gears and I had no idea they were located in my home state - I hope I can meet up with you guy's and learn from your years experience using the Gears Analysis software/hardware so I can better understand how to get the most out of analyzing my swing and drills to improve. I have decided to join the senior amateur tour this year and I can't think of a better coach/trainer (trust me when I say "I've seen them all") than Gears and AMG. Can't say enough good things about you guy's and your content and the simplicity of how you apply the feedback for improvement.
And I felt like a geek bringing my iPad and stand along with me to the range. Just proof that there’s always another thing or way you can do to improve. Btw, recording my swing (with the V1 Golf app, not getting paid or anything) and analyzing it on the spot has totally changed the way I practice. It’s almost instant feedback, and no subjective commentary, just the plain (and sometimes painful) truth. I learned something from your comment about once you get the legs turned properly, it’s easier to get the arms in the correctly turned position. Thanks so much for everything.
The new format is excellent. Love seeing the in-person details of a swing analysis. Keep them coming. Only suggestion: allow us to see both front and down the line views.
This is gold - thanks for sharing, love watching these sorts of lesson videos anyway but this one with the info on the practice plan is particularly helpful :)
This was a great video. I struggle big time with not shallowing the club and flipping. The knees being separated with more hip turn is something I’m adding into my routine. I’m making a phase 4 practice routine of my own. I think I speak for everyone that a follow up of this guys progress would be great.
That was fantastic. In the 'fixed' swing at the end, the upper part of his chest, and I've especially seen this in older Tiger swings, stays 'closed' to the line on the downswing, far longer than you would ever think, coming into the ball - and I will forever now steal your legs 'ticking' back as the shoulders turn.
Such a great mental image, right!? He calls the taking a backswing like an old wooden roller coaster going up the first hill... tick, tick, tick, etc 😊
Outstanding! Love the way you would interject from the studio to better explain what you were doing during the lesson. That really added clarity to your teaching points. This is a great format and hope you put together more of these. I would watch all day! Thanks for doing this and thanks for sharing.
Awesome. We were hoping those shots would be helpful and add some context to what the golfer was doing. Anything you'd like to see covered in a live lesson?
Superb video as always, this particular one is pure gold!! Your teachings are for me the best on TH-cam, the holy grail of golf teaching, best wished from the UK!
Great stuff. Watching the process makes it much more tangible. Gears videos are great and show what to do. These types of videos show how to get there.
Loved the live lesson. Even though you could tell he was a good golfer by his initial contact of the ball, the lesson showed room for a big improvement. I like both formats. I think they relate very well to one another.
Fascinating to watch! There is so much in there to learn from. I'll be re-watching this clip often. I was glad to hear your endorsement of the foam balls. I have an area outside that has enough space to allow me to hit them and really "practice" my golf swing. I feel like I never really "practiced" my golf swing before. Enlightenment!
Loved the video! Dude is a bit twitchy and intense! Lol! Glad to see his passion though for the game! You guys were great with him.....you have a ton of patience! Ha ha! Keep up the quality content!
Watched this vdo yesterday and took it to the golf course only the part where you pull his right hand apart from the right shoulder and the hip turn. It works wonderfully for both my irons and smoked the driver. Your tips with a student is a super idea. Thanks so much.
You know that feeling when you watch 3 guys 4000 miles away talking about the golf swing and you feel it’s just changed your life for the better ........ thank you , love the live lesson format 👍
It was great to watch the teaching process, Alberto is obviously a good player but his concept of turn was based on whether his golf club was in position , not how the rest of his body had got the club there , I think that’s what I do , having videoed my swing recently I checked it and was making the same mistake , as I’ve learnt from you guys it’s the concept of turn I/we had wrong. I loved this video as I could put myself in Albertos position, would love to see more as I’m sure it will help 👍
Loved the live lesson format. On to a winner there. Your student had some great ideas on how to effectively practice individual movements. Will need to try and do more of this myself. Great to see that there's someone else that's working on their left knee movement also!
Thanks enjoyed this format. Just started golfing again after limited in last 5yrs - I have 4 boys that took away the time, but now the oldest are almost 6 & 8 so I will have partners now!
Excellent. I like this in person lesson view. Watching Sean do a demo is good, but watching the same things on a students is different and good perspective.. Especially with this guy who is willing to learn. I've been working on my leg/hip motions and this really helps explain what and why to do it this way. I've got to incorporate that right shoulder right arm separation as I can see in my video the same position he was in. Thx.
The end of that video, light bulb... That is the first time I have seen to let that right leg straighten to turn more, and get in a better spot allowing the club to shallow properly, and see it on video. I have always thought you should keep the right knee more bent like his other swings. Will definitely need to get in front of the mirror now and take a look at this and my rotation. Thanks for the video.
Just such a good video as always. I really struggle with lifting arms at last second of backswing and that right arm really collapsing and just can’t quite get the appropriate feel. Maybe a vid on specifically keeping that right elbow wider than 90 degrees could help a lot of folks! This is great stuff as always guys.
I have the same issue. Their lead arm depth video helped a lot. Those two things seem to be very much related. Just feel like the left arm remains out in front of your chest instead of pulled across while you turn and that should keep the back elbow from collapsing too much.
Love the live lessons. My biggest fear with letting the lower body really rotate is a reverse pivot. I believe this is because I fail to make the recentre move. Definitely a lotto dream to visit you guys
Fantastic vid. to see many of your key principles in application. Great intervention to shallow the club - what a difference instantly! Also model template for student attitude to efficient practice - one of the biggies in golf now for serious ams👌
Love the content. This particular lesson is so relevant to what I've been working on. My natural swing that brought me to being a scratch golfer in high school and college had a relatively straight right leg and fully turned hips in my backswing. Good, compressed ball contact was automatic. Then I was taught to increase my "X-Factor" by restricting the hip-turn and keeping the bend in my right knee. I can only say that didn't translate well as I've gotten older (now 60). Over the top as well as poor ball contact became an issue. Thank you so much for sharing your student's experience!
Good evening gentlemen. Shawn in this practice video with Alberto and when you reach in and push or pull the students arm/shoulder what exactly are you doing there. You talked about width and depth. I absolutely love you guys, I watch a video every day and can’t wait to learn something new. Thank you for all your help. JB
Love this format. Very useful. I did not understand what he was doing with the cylinder behind his heel and how that related to spine angle. Please explain if you have a moment. Thanks
Back in the 70's when I attended the New Orleans tour stop at Lakewood CC. I watched Tom Watson more than any other player. For several years in a row, he used the pump drill before every single practice shot he hit. I never seen Watson ever mention that in any instructional article or video I saw from him. Wonder why? It obviously gave him the swing feel he was looking for.
Sometimes those guys don't like sharing their habits, and sometimes they've done something for so long it's not something they think about much. In either case, the habit is thing we can borrow😊
This was super helpful for my own swing. I tend to get steep, for the same reasons as this student. Then I have the same issue with a late shallow and bunched shoulder. After a few swings in the mirror changing my lower body and right arm position; I achieved the correct shallowing of the club.
Awesome video! Really like this format. Could watch this all day. Very interesting to see how getting into the proper position at the top of the backswing seems to allow this golfer to automatically shallow the club without having to think about it. I'm currently trying to rebuild my swing from the ground up and I find this video very valuable. It's helped me realize that I really need to focus on getting my backswing issues corrected first before trying to fix my downswing. I believe several of my downswing problems such as not shallowing the club, getting too steep and early extending are likely due to a poor position at the top of my backswing. I kinda knew this but I've been too impatient and trying to fix everything at once rather than taking it one step at a time.
17.25. just change hi eye alignment more to the right at the top. It'll sort out depth of his shoulders and club. It's mostly about the eye alignment most ofnthe time which 99pc of.the teachers forget to correct. It's because very few know about the importance of the alignment of the eyes. Easiest way to reach over the top. All body alignments will sync up and easily understood by even the high handicapped player 👍👍
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Love this format. Could watch 10 hours of this every single day
Awesome. We've got lots of footage we're happy to share👍
@@AthleticMotionGolf I'd pay $30 / month just to subscribe to a live stream of selected daily lessons. And in the exceptionally unlikely event the day's focus was on an area where I didn't need to improve, I'd be even more incentivized to watch just to bask in the warm glow of having at least one item ticked off golf to-do list. .
@@cb_norwood We're okay with sharing these for free if you are👊🙂. Knowing you're doing something right is just as important as know you're not!
@@AthleticMotionGolf for what it's worth - A) I watch all your videos B) I video all my practice sessions and see same issue as client in this video. Downswing plane a tad high - over the shoulder. This format really made me really understand the problem, the cause and the fix. Plus how to spot for future reference. Fantastic.
@@cb_norwood love it! Sounds like you’ve already got good practice habits 👏. Glad this was able to help! The hanks for all the views🙏🏻
I agree with a lot of others here.. full lesson videos often seem to get points across so much easier. They take a lot of time to watch, but it's so helpful to see someone doing the wrong thing (the same thing we mortals do) and then see them corrected and that aha moment when it all clicks. Often it seems that that is what it takes for me to also finally get it. Invaluable. Love the new format.
I love watching Live Lessons, honestly it helps make the content more relatable. Keep up the good work Gentlemen.
Love it! We'll keep doing them then👍.
It is so compelling to see the improvements happening in real time. This is great
The💡moments are the best part of this job.
I loved the video. This video is a prime example of why in-person teaching is irreplaceable. Obviously he is a very good golfer. In his #2 step of training, he does a beautiful job in turning his legs & torso - maintaining his width at the top. It is beautiful to watch.
By the end of his step # 5, his turn was almost halved - you couldn’t see the separation in his legs, his trail arm collapsed at the top and he stopped turning his trail shoulder.
You guys picked up on it and spent the last third of the lesson fixing this…
Immediate and constant feedback is so necessary for permanent improvement. There are some amazing drills out there. Most amatuers do not do a good job in following all the nuances needed to make the drills effective, then permanent. Even, when they do the drills a 100%, it doesn’t always translate in the real swing - feel vs real.
Anytime I hear an instructor use the words “simple” & “golf”, I cringe.. if it was simple then pros would hit 18 GIR in a round, all the time. THEY DON’T. Even the guys that have shot 58 or 59 in a tournament, didn’t!
I digress..
In all the years I've been playing golf I've only taken aprox. 3-4 lessons;
the best instructor I ever had told me one thing that always stuck with me...
"Practice doesn't make perfect, only perfect practice makes perfect'
It's very apparent that this man has dedicated himself to that exact concept.
Another reason why I really like your video's.
Keep'em coming guys, this is all GREAT information.
That was incredibly helpful, it showed so many of the principles you guys are trying to bring out, but interpreted by one of your students which provides a different perspective. Keep them coming, because we will all likely fit one of your students.
Great point. When two golfers come in together for lessons, they seem to always make the same comment about how it's beneficial getting to watch each other go through the lesson.
You guys help clean up the junk thought that allowed me to be the natural athlete that I am. I thank you so much guys.
Great stuff guys.
Watched this video several times. This last something clicked!!! The hip rotation and seeing where the club was at the halfway down point was eye opening!!! Thanks for the great content.
The live lesson videos are the TRUTH! Keep ‘em coming.
This is outstanding! Best instruction content on TH-cam!!! I’d LOVE to see more of these!
Thank you! We'll certainly do more then👊
Great,Great video, please more live lessons.
More on the way 👊
This is incredible. Best description of the position at the top, and how that determines the swing path on the way down that I’ve seen. THANK YOU!
I love it! Live lessons filmed straight through are tough to watch. This format, where you stop and explain what you are teaching is awesome!
Thanks so much!!! Glad you enjoyed it
The video is the key and proof of what changes are made compared to before.
We all think we are doing it like the pros until we see the video replay. Thx.
So true!
This was a great demonstration of what you have been saying about how correcting the backswing mechanics leads to a better downswing. We may acknowledge the one influences the other, but find it so easy to:
1. Get to the top
2. Have a mental disconnect
3. Fire away from the top with all the wrong actions.
Could not have said it bette, great comment!
Could watch endless hours of live lessons like this. The best golf instruction on YT by a country mile.
We are going to put more content out like this...thanks for the kind words!
Thanks men. Great format.
Thanks so much!
Fantastic fellas!!! Keep videos like this coming.
We'll do it! Anything you'd like to see covered?
Excellent video. I am a high single digit handicap struggling to get my swing to the next level. I found this format enlightening. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much :)
Eye opening. I had to watch this video several times before I really go that "aha" moment. After working on a few swing changes myself over the last few weeks with my coach. This video really gave me that "aha" moment. Structure and intent, perfect.
U guys r on to something big, and we are the benefactors. Many thanks. We have epic rainstorms here, I mean literally a guy going down the street in a canoe. but I see a window of no rain. I've been struggling with my five six and seven iron for a decade and I think I saw the reason why on your Channel. Too much forward shaft lean. It's both heartbreak and relief at the same time.
🙏
Fantastic! Give me more live lessons please.
Yessir, more on the way👊
Excellent! Good to see the exact motion applied to the average golfer rather than a pro with all the correct sequencing.
Thanks!
Love the live lessons ! I get more out of these than any of your content!
Love live lessons format. Even seeing how a person misinterprets something being instructed helps and how good to celebrate when someone makes a positive change 😃
SO GOOD!! Would you mind expanding on medicine ball/spine angle piece (min 9:34)? I didn't quite understand how that helps keep the spine angle. THANKS!!!!
I am trying to do exactly everything here. I live in the other side of the world and wish I could attend a live lesson with you gentlemen. Recentering, pivot and trail arm depth. I am shocked how similar the things we work on. This is my first youtube comment. I felt compelled to say how amazingly useless this is. Especially the shoulder turn on the backswing to shallow...
That's awesome, so glad to hear our first live lesson video synched up with what you're working on. And thanks for making your first comment here. Let us know if we can cover anything else in a future video to help your game 👍
I love these live lessons & seeing exactly what you are instructing when you readjust the student. Awesome! I've been hitting foam balls inside all winter trying to improve.
Great!! Thanks for the kind words
Great format. Would watch this all day.
Thanks for watching. We've always enjoyed watching lessons too, it's good to hear we're not the only ones haha. Is there a topic that you'd like to see a live lesson on?
Love the format, very helpful because the student is asking the same questions I might ask, or struggle with the same concepts. There was a nugget at the end about how the knees work in the downswing. It would be awesome if the concept was explained in more detail! Thanks.
sure we will put out a video on that topic :)
I get more out this every time I watch it.
Thanks again guy's - awesome content !
BTW - visited with one of the sales rep's for Gears and I had no idea they were located in my home state - I hope I can meet up with you guy's and learn from your years experience using the Gears Analysis software/hardware so I can better understand how to get the most out of analyzing my swing and drills to improve.
I have decided to join the senior amateur tour this year and I can't think of a better coach/trainer (trust me when I say "I've seen them all") than Gears and AMG.
Can't say enough good things about you guy's and your content and the simplicity of how you apply the feedback for improvement.
And I felt like a geek bringing my iPad and stand along with me to the range. Just proof that there’s always another thing or way you can do to improve. Btw, recording my swing (with the V1 Golf app, not getting paid or anything) and analyzing it on the spot has totally changed the way I practice. It’s almost instant feedback, and no subjective commentary, just the plain (and sometimes painful) truth. I learned something from your comment about once you get the legs turned properly, it’s easier to get the arms in the correctly turned position. Thanks so much for everything.
Great point, the camera doesn't care about our feelings lol.
The new format is excellent. Love seeing the in-person details of a swing analysis. Keep them coming. Only suggestion: allow us to see both front and down the line views.
We've got 3 cameras and 2 screens being recorded, we just have to live switch between them... sometime we forget🥴
This is gold - thanks for sharing, love watching these sorts of lesson videos anyway but this one with the info on the practice plan is particularly helpful :)
Really enjoyed LIVE lesson format.
Thanks for watching!
loved this, definitely would love to see more of this type of video!
Awesome. Thanks for watching!
I'm a huge fan of this format. I learned a ton watching this. I'd definitely devour any video like this. Thank you very much!
Thanks for watching!
This was a great video. I struggle big time with not shallowing the club and flipping. The knees being separated with more hip turn is something I’m adding into my routine. I’m making a phase 4 practice routine of my own. I think I speak for everyone that a follow up of this guys progress would be great.
That was fantastic. In the 'fixed' swing at the end, the upper part of his chest, and I've especially seen this in older Tiger swings, stays 'closed' to the line on the downswing, far longer than you would ever think, coming into the ball - and I will forever now steal your legs 'ticking' back as the shoulders turn.
Such a great mental image, right!? He calls the taking a backswing like an old wooden roller coaster going up the first hill... tick, tick, tick, etc 😊
I agree, live lessons are great. This gentleman has a great practice plan.
Thanks for the comment!!
Great stuff. Dedication to proper practice with feedback is the key to improvement.
We gotta get you on one of these!
Outstanding! Love the way you would interject from the studio to better explain what you were doing during the lesson. That really added clarity to your teaching points. This is a great format and hope you put together more of these. I would watch all day! Thanks for doing this and thanks for sharing.
Awesome. We were hoping those shots would be helpful and add some context to what the golfer was doing. Anything you'd like to see covered in a live lesson?
Superb video as always, this particular one is pure gold!! Your teachings are for me the best on TH-cam, the holy grail of golf teaching, best wished from the UK!
Thanks for the kind words! If travel ever gets somewhat normal again, we plan to do a UK trip.
@@AthleticMotionGolf I will be looking out for that for sure!!
Great stuff. Watching the process makes it much more tangible. Gears videos are great and show what to do. These types of videos show how to get there.
Thanks for your comment :)
Really like this format!!!
More live lessons please!
Keep them coming fellas. Love the format.
We will keep these live lessons videos coming :)
Loved the live lesson. Even though you could tell he was a good golfer by his initial contact of the ball, the lesson showed room for a big improvement. I like both formats. I think they relate very well to one another.
Fascinating to watch! There is so much in there to learn from. I'll be re-watching this clip often. I was glad to hear your endorsement of the foam balls. I have an area outside that has enough space to allow me to hit them and really "practice" my golf swing. I feel like I never really "practiced" my golf swing before. Enlightenment!
live lessons are the best!
Thanks for watching!
This was a great video. It reinforced many concepts all in one lesson. The structured approach to practice is quite valuable as well. Thanks guys.
Great video! I could watch this format all day long!
Loved the video! Dude is a bit twitchy and intense! Lol! Glad to see his passion though for the game! You guys were great with him.....you have a ton of patience! Ha ha! Keep up the quality content!
There is so much good stuff in this session.
Watched this vdo yesterday and took it to the golf course only the part where you pull his right hand apart from the right shoulder and the hip turn. It works wonderfully for both my irons and smoked the driver. Your tips with a student is a super idea. Thanks so much.
thanks!!!! so happy it helped
Yes please keep the live lessons coming. It has been great finding you guys.
This format was great. Would love to see more like this.
Then we'll do more! Any topic in particular that would help your game?
I love the technical element to your videos guys. Really great visual queues
Keep up the format, love being a fly on the wall in a real lesson
Love it. Would definitely watch more vids like this.
Thanks brother. We'll put more of these in the pipeline👍
Perfect video format- just make them all like this
Were adding way more of this type of content moving forward.
Yes, fantastic learning video! More like this. Thanks guys.
We will be putting out more of this type of content.
You two are impressive teachers. Thanks.
You should see us at lunch 😊. Thanks for the kind words!
You know that feeling when you watch 3 guys 4000 miles away talking about the golf swing and you feel it’s just changed your life for the better ........ thank you , love the live lesson format 👍
Love it! Which part helped the most? We'll try to add more of that into a future video.
It was great to watch the teaching process, Alberto is obviously a good player but his concept of turn was based on whether his golf club was in position , not how the rest of his body had got the club there , I think that’s what I do , having videoed my swing recently I checked it and was making the same mistake , as I’ve learnt from you guys it’s the concept of turn I/we had wrong.
I loved this video as I could put myself in Albertos position, would love to see more as I’m sure it will help 👍
These videos of instructions are really helpful.
Very enlightening, especially how the knees and right shoulder affect the centering and making the downswing more shallow. !
Loved the live lesson format. On to a winner there. Your student had some great ideas on how to effectively practice individual movements. Will need to try and do more of this myself. Great to see that there's someone else that's working on their left knee movement also!
Thanks!
Great video guys! Coming down from Ohio in May, can't wait after watching this.
Yessir! We're looking forward to working with you!
Really nice format
Thanks!!!!
Thanks enjoyed this format. Just started golfing again after limited in last 5yrs - I have 4 boys that took away the time, but now the oldest are almost 6 & 8 so I will have partners now!
You're in for a lot of fun!
Excellent. I like this in person lesson view. Watching Sean do a demo is good, but watching the same things on a students is different and good perspective.. Especially with this guy who is willing to learn.
I've been working on my leg/hip motions and this really helps explain what and why to do it this way. I've got to incorporate that right shoulder right arm separation as I can see in my video the same position he was in. Thx.
Sorry, Shaun.
@@richkosmerl3381 No problem! haha. Glad you enjoyed the video!
YES! Luv this format guys. Please bring us more
We will be shooting more of these :)
The end of that video, light bulb... That is the first time I have seen to let that right leg straighten to turn more, and get in a better spot allowing the club to shallow properly, and see it on video. I have always thought you should keep the right knee more bent like his other swings. Will definitely need to get in front of the mirror now and take a look at this and my rotation. Thanks for the video.
Please continue using this live format. It was very informative
We are going to release more of these videos :)
I watch a lot of videos.This is the first time I understand the back swing,and how it relates to the downswing. Thank you
Love it. Anything else we cover to help your game?
Love the live lessons guys.
Great format. Love to see more gears + live session. Thanks guys !
We will be doing more of these going forward. Glad you enjoyed it!
Probably the best video yet, excellent.
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really great video guys.
Looking forward to practicing those tips 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the kind words!! Good luck :)
Just such a good video as always. I really struggle with lifting arms at last second of backswing and that right arm really collapsing and just can’t quite get the appropriate feel. Maybe a vid on specifically keeping that right elbow wider than 90 degrees could help a lot of folks! This is great stuff as always guys.
I have the same issue. Their lead arm depth video helped a lot. Those two things seem to be very much related. Just feel like the left arm remains out in front of your chest instead of pulled across while you turn and that should keep the back elbow from collapsing too much.
We will do it :) Thanks for the kind words
@@krhoden82 great comment :)
Eye opening! Felt like you guys were giving me a one on one lesson. Related to every change you made with Alberto. Keep up the great work.
Appreciate the kind words!
Brilliant, great stuff! love it. And great to see you guys so relaxed in your studio!
We try to keep it a relaxed atmosphere...it helps keep the student more relaxed also which is better for learning.
Yeah I loved it, more of this format. Cheers
You got it!
Love the live lessons. My biggest fear with letting the lower body really rotate is a reverse pivot. I believe this is because I fail to make the recentre move. Definitely a lotto dream to visit you guys
Fantastic! Hopefully the first of many videos like this.
yes its the first of many !!
Fantastic vid. to see many of your key principles in application. Great intervention to shallow the club - what a difference instantly! Also model template for student attitude to efficient practice - one of the biggies in golf now for serious ams👌
Just adopting his practice mindset would lower handicaps, and changing a mindset is FREE to everyone 😊
Love the content. This particular lesson is so relevant to what I've been working on. My natural swing that brought me to being a scratch golfer in high school and college had a relatively straight right leg and fully turned hips in my backswing. Good, compressed ball contact was automatic. Then I was taught to increase my "X-Factor" by restricting the hip-turn and keeping the bend in my right knee. I can only say that didn't translate well as I've gotten older (now 60). Over the top as well as poor ball contact became an issue. Thank you so much for sharing your student's experience!
I feel you pain going down that road, but thankfully it's never too late for a u-turn 😊. Thanks for watching!
This is a fantastic video. It gives a front row seat to getter a little more specific with drills that I work on everyday. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love to see more live lessons.
You got it👊
Excellent as always. Might I suggest an overlay with gears to underline the change and the further opportunity?
Good evening gentlemen. Shawn in this practice video with Alberto and when you reach in and push or pull the students arm/shoulder what exactly are you doing there. You talked about width and depth. I absolutely love you guys, I watch a video every day and can’t wait to learn something new. Thank you for all your help.
JB
Love this format. Very useful. I did not understand what he was doing with the cylinder behind his heel and how that related to spine angle. Please explain if you have a moment. Thanks
Great video, love this format. Keep them coming guys, thanks
Back in the 70's when I attended the New Orleans tour stop at Lakewood CC. I watched Tom Watson more than any other player. For several years in a row, he used the pump drill before every single practice shot he hit. I never seen Watson ever mention that in any instructional article or video I saw from him. Wonder why? It obviously gave him the swing feel he was looking for.
Sometimes those guys don't like sharing their habits, and sometimes they've done something for so long it's not something they think about much. In either case, the habit is thing we can borrow😊
This was super helpful for my own swing. I tend to get steep, for the same reasons as this student. Then I have the same issue with a late shallow and bunched shoulder. After a few swings in the mirror changing my lower body and right arm position; I achieved the correct shallowing of the club.
Love it!
Awesome video! Really like this format. Could watch this all day. Very interesting to see how getting into the proper position at the top of the backswing seems to allow this golfer to automatically shallow the club without having to think about it. I'm currently trying to rebuild my swing from the ground up and I find this video very valuable. It's helped me realize that I really need to focus on getting my backswing issues corrected first before trying to fix my downswing. I believe several of my downswing problems such as not shallowing the club, getting too steep and early extending are likely due to a poor position at the top of my backswing. I kinda knew this but I've been too impatient and trying to fix everything at once rather than taking it one step at a time.
absolutely...good luck on the rebuild. Let us know how we can help!
17.25. just change hi eye alignment more to the right at the top. It'll sort out depth of his shoulders and club. It's mostly about the eye alignment most ofnthe time which 99pc of.the teachers forget to correct. It's because very few know about the importance of the alignment of the eyes. Easiest way to reach over the top. All body alignments will sync up and easily understood by even the high handicapped player 👍👍
Great live lesson video