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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Bob Toski puts on an exhibition and talks about the legendary golf swings of Ben Hogan, Slammin Sammy Snead, Lord Byron Nelson, Walter Hagen, and other Golfing greats at the PGA Coaching and Teaching Summit. This has some awesome vintage swing footage of those great players. Start at the green and make your way up to the tee.
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I Love watching this. He’s talking about similar and simple concepts that have taken me 30 years of obsession to learn.
Awesome stories. I met Bob Toski at the Toski-Battersby range in Coconut Creek, FL many years ago. One day, a buddy and I were using their practice putting green to have a putting contest. Lo and behold, Bob pulls up in a brand new sedan, gets out and sees the two of us having a contest. So Bob comes over talks with us for a few moments, and gave a few tips for free. I'd see him there on a regular basis giving lessons to future LPGA players all the time. Super guy, very disciplined, really knew his stuff when it came to golf.
Love watching this video. I feel like the teachers in the stands are so confused right now. Such a different teaching style than the current industry. He's talking about learning golf from the playing aspect instead of just beating balls and being told you need to be in better positions. You can teach people to swing a club but its more important that they learn how to play golf which is seldom taught today.
Thanks
Never heard Bob talk, but heard he is not shy about telling you what makes him great. Lol.. Listening to this tells me why he has that rep.
That is just fantastic. Thanks for posting. A lot more players would do well to listen to guys like Toski. He was just starting to get into some of the really good stuff right at the end of the video, with that discussion of what the true speed producers in the swing are. It can't be hips, legs, torso, or shoulders, even though that might be what a good player is aware of or "feels" in a swing that achieves a high speed (mostly because of how kinesthetic awareness depends on differences, and a player is constantly shifting between more and less whole-body movement when playing golf, while the arms-hands-club are always swinging, from the shortest putt to the longest drive).
Toski and Flick were always saying that of course the body moves -- it has to, or you can't swing the club well -- but the has to support, complement, and "open the door for" (and yes, add a certain amount of power, but not as much as most people think) the swinging motion of arms-hands-club instead of interfering with it or overwhelming it. I know hardly a single amateur who couldn't benefit from that idea, and quite a few pros, too, especially in certain situations. Think of the way Woods has had trouble with blasting the ball 50 yards right of target off the tee so much, when he goes at it so hard with the body (particularly the rotary force). Woods plays at his peak when he backs off just a little and gets the motion of the torso, shoulders, and lower body under a bit more control (you'll see his head lower quite a bit less on the downswing, too). It's the same for any other pro or good player.
Nice video, exzellent instruction.
This video is......? I love Bob.........?
Illiciting response is GREAT for teaching foreign languages. . But not Golf instructions.. load of TWADDLE IS............ YEP YOU GOT IT...... THIS..
The constant audience prompting was annoying and he packed in 5 minutes of information into 26 minutes.
this guy loves himself. he talks and he talks and he talks but he says nothing. a waste of my time. toski, u r great. now sit down
If dazzling you with words is what makes a great teacher than Toski is the best. This was 24 minutes of my life wasted. The only pertinent information he talked about was the flat/bowed left wrist at impact. The rest was a bunch of wasted time trying to get the crowd to guess the ending of his sentences. This is why golf is such an enigma.
He's a great teacher and showman but pausing for an answer every sentence is annoying.
kingshearer2 OMG, it's called engaging the audience. So the opposite of that would be very boring. This was made for the audience that was there and not for u. Such a critic. Y don't u do your own video, or just hush. Jesus Christ!
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