The Control Center of Your Golf Swing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
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There are certain things in the golf swing that are dealbreakers. One of those things is how the pelvis moves during the swing.
If you incorrectly move your pelvis I have found that this is one of the most devastating problems that affects many golfers. Learn to control the pelvis correctly and you can add power and speed and simplify your swing.
In this video, I discussed the important movement of the sacrum, what I call the control center of the golf swing.
About the single plane swing
The Single Plane golf swing is not a quick fix golf technique. It is a system, beginning at address, that simplifies the most important moment of the golf swing - impact.
Starting at address on two planes where the arms hang straight down at address, the Conventional golf swing is complicated. Because the arms are hanging straight down, a conventional golfer must lift the body into impact creating stress on the back.
This upward movement to accommodate the two planes is unnecessary.
The Single Plane Golf swing simplifies the golf swing by eliminating the need for the upward movement by starting and impacting on the same plane. - กีฬา
Excellent video and crisp explanation, Todd…this is exactly what Moe meant when he said he “was going up while he was going down”!
Thank you!
Whenever I watch Todd with Moe,or Moe vids..it's the clarity of the strike,with every club..the man was a machine..best striker of a ball I've ever seen,even if just on YT.. awesome
Thank you Todd!
3:28 - And that butt push (behind us & towards the target) is exactly what we see the biggest hitters doing on the PGA tour. Hogan was notorious for doing this in his younger days. Sammy Snead did this to a lesser degree than Hogan. Many in Hogan/Sneads era did this move nearly every time. If you watch Cameron champ, he exaggerates this move and of course pounds the ball a mile! Cameron also maintains very good pelvis depth until the very end and only then does he thrust his pelvis (loses depth) at the target . Extremely effective way to properly position the pelvis. The other thing I would say is, most amateurs don't understand, at address, the need to have the abdominals slightly taunt during most of the swing. This stablizes the lower back and prevents injury. It's difficult to play high level golf with good pelvis depth, but have a loose core.
That's literally pivotal information right there!!! ❤🔥🔥
Well done! Pivotal! 😂
Hi Todd, thanks again for a great video. I think you are still the best teacher of Moe's swing, despite other opinions I've read. Some are saying, that Moe said he just flings the club back in the back swing. It may look that way, but Moe was definitely hitting the positions you describe on the back swing, he just did it so eloquently, it was hard to see it. And yes, keeping the butt or pelvis back is a major key. What i do, to keep my butt or pelvis back until i strike the ball, I bend my knees slightly inward. This way, it's much easier to keep the butt back and also helps prevent any swaying, which seems like what you are describing in this video. Keep up the good work. peace love light
Great video. Looking trim
Working on it. Thanks.
Todd, great video, thanks for sharing, just love your book.
Thank you.
Great instructions.That is the gist for consistency 😊
Thanks.!
4:04 - About two or three frames in pause mode, we can see as Todd's hands reach about ear height his pelvis begins to move towards the target and MOST importantly his hands CONTINUE higher and further into his backswing during those 2 or 3 frames. This provides an opportunity for what's about to come next - LOADING THE SHAFT! All the work as been done mostly at that point and he just unwinds his lower body and the upper body follows behind. Todd still has a great swing even as he gets a little older. The only thing I noticed that has changed just a bit, is Todd's upper thoracic is lifting up about 1 inch during the backswing. Not a big deal. The lead arm coming up and across the chest is extending the thoracic just a bit. Probably not worth changing at this point, since he hitting the ball very solid.
Rubbish its that thing in your head between the lugs.