How To Get The CHICKEN WING Out Of Your Golf Swing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2018
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In this video, we're going to show you the CAUSE of the dreaded chicken wing, the 2 moves to fix it, and a drill to get rid of it!
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" first of all you ain't Jordan Speith" the most brutally honest statement I have heard about my golf game.
Great lesson Fellows. I'm looking for your ideas about grip pressure. Now I think, "relax the forearms". Thank you very much. I'm Orlando from Chicago.
AMG has become one of the top online sources of clear, sound golf instruction. Your use of GEARS is second to none. Thanks!
That's only because no one else is using it in videos.😂 Thanks brother!
@@AthleticMotionGolf Then my comment was, at least... accurate(?).
@@OpaKnows Hopefully that will change as more and more folks get the system.
Two very clear ideas to practice - 😊
Perfect example of what to do to correct that problem thank you. Very timely as have just had a lesson and that seems to be the major problem.
Timing is everything😊
I like the dedication to continue the lesson even when it starts raining!! Great stuff
Was thinking the same thing. Didn't even flinch.
very well explained. thank you
Thanks for watching, Jaun👊
Great vid, guys. I’ve fought my chicken wing release for a few years now, and it seems I do it more when I try to get a little extra juice out of my swing. I think I subconsciously do it because when I do suppinate my lead arm, I tend to hit pulls. Could it be from my stopping lower body rotation early?
Thanks!
Great tips guys. I have always had a chicken wing and swing from in to out. The drill is really hard for me but I am already hitting shots consistently straighter.
Great!!!
Need to continue to rotate the body post impact to prevent the arms from running away! Great work! Ron
Yessir!
Excellent work gentleman
As always, that was a “finger likin good” video! 😂 Great Job AMG! 👏🏼👏🏼
😂man I wish we would've thought of that one😂
I was trying to hold my arms straight through impact and i was getting elbow pain. You nailed it on the head
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The free info on this channel is by far the best I see on the web but you should really check out what's on the AMG All-Access subscription channel. It's filled with lots of drills and really impactful how-to stuff--all organized by categories like takeaway, backswing, short game, playing the game, etc. Shaun just had a video demonstrating a drill with a hanger-style training aide that would be perfect for cleaning up a chicken wing move!
Thanks for the plug brother!
Great tips, but my left arm still wants to stay against my torso. I can do the drill just fine without the ball, but when in play, my left arm refuses to stretch out towards the target .
Any other tips would be greatly appreciated.
Great video as always. Do you think that the golf swing is a trail arm driven motion or does the lead arm direct the swing?
Good players will describe the feel as both, lol. Both need to work correctly, but often a player will need more focus on the one that gives them the most trouble.
I know the golfing machine guys think the right (trail) arm drives the swing and the left is inert. If I remember correctly you guys talk about the arm lift being a necessary part of an orthodox back swing and that it is more than just the flex of the right elbow (trail elbow). Is it the left arm or the right arm, or both that raises the arms in the back swing?
@@richardjohnson-tb5pz The most important thing you can possibly do if that’s your only question is pick one and stick with it and never turn back.
Just what I am working on at the moment, so very timely video, and jordan Speith is a lefty that plays righty so maybe that plays a part in his swing, Just had to mention Jordan LOL.
Great point!
I do that (left arm L to L) and I still suck.The quite guy was great again!
You just described my major problem and how I have been trying to get did of it.
Now if I just could bring that from range to course and have it fixed in every shot I’d be a happy man.
Still waiting for the day to come :)
Have you seen the practice video yet? 😉
Athletic Motion Golf yes! 👍
I bet that day has not come yet. As this comment is four years later if you’d like that day to come today hit me back and I will explain to you exactly what to do and you will fix it in one swing for the rest of your life
@@charlesking3384 well thank you for the offer, but I managed to get rid of the problem later.
I can recommend a training aid called Swingyde.
You guys have taken me down a whole club! With less effort and contortion. Thank you. This is a great video. My aim is off a little now, is that my plane?
Target perceptions change. Are you using alignment sticks? Place the one for your stance line up against your heels instead of your toes, then see where it's aimed.
only the best chicken wing correction video EVER! Period.
Wow, thanks Roger!
Hi, can not getting your weight through the golf ball cause a chicken wing?
its because the shoulder plane is too steep at impact, left shoulder should work down/up and around as apposed to too vertical like this!
Hey you guys are giving away great information for free, no need for free swag! (but seriously, I'd love some free swag)
Man all the times you said chicken wing makes me really want some wings for Saturday college football games!!
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What if a player swings 10 degrees in to out and chicken wings early?
What about Jordan Spieth tho
Sort of what I do. The bigger issue is trying to hit the ball vs swinging. I will try to destroy that little white ball ( in my case a yellow ball as I am old ) and the whole left side collapses lake a tent in a wind storm.
So true... those moves that feel "strong" vs the moves that create speed can be a tough one to wrap the head around.
What about Lee Westwood
I don’t have steep and out to in. But did hold the face off trying to have a ‘pivot’ driven release; stood there one day with the club just in front of me and just flipped my hands, the left arm flexed and sure enough chicken winged. Figured the elbow flexing was therefore the way the brain was braking the club when you flip because the wrist wasn’t flexing and braking the club due to the intent to hold off the rotation. So figured I needed to allow the club to release at the wrists to stop chicken winging it, rather than ‘release at the elbow’. So far so good.
My question is however, the lead forearm can supinate and the wrist primarily ulnar deviate, and then primarily extend and supinate in the impact zone ie the club goes ‘down and around’ the lead wrist, but equally, it can primarily supinate through Palmar flexion i.e. go ‘over and around’ instead.
- Which motion to employ?
- ‘over and around’ feels way more solid but bad shot is long and left
- is it persist with ‘over and around’ and fix the issue that causes the long and left miss?
Also, do you intend to supinate the wrist through the ball ie the club is constantly closing up to, through and after impact, or just enough to square the face and let momentum take its course?
Hope that makes sense!
Thanks
Those are very detailed questions that would require some measurement to answer in like detail... but in the simplest of terms, which of those gives you a more square look about a foot or so just past impact from the face on view? The more stable releases we see have that look to the club just past impact.
Athletic Motion Golf Face on or down the line?
Rotating the club through and beyond the ball and ‘over and around’ gives a very square look, down and around looks a bit open.
face on
Athletic Motion Golf Thanks, I can’t tell at my frame rate - 240fps. Looks ever so slightly closed to target, not arc
@@1DCCX That sounds pretty good then.
So if I'm golfing in Buffalo... BTW, are you standing in the rain?
Unfortunately, yes😊 Though we could it done before the heavy stuff came in, lol
my elbow gets so bent its a turkey wing thanks for the tips
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He’s right, you are no Jordan Spieth!😅
Arrrrrgghhhhhh- I am supposed to be a 5 handicap but at 6’3” I am always the shortest off the tee - by far- years ago, I started spending too much time at the range ( practicing the wrong stuff ) and lost a sense for what happens after impact/ I started trying to go to right field & I am straight as an arrow but weak .. I chicken wing but it seems to be because I stall out at impact - my arms keep going but my body stops - my hips wanna go left& my shoulders want to go right - so my right arm and left arm stay attached to club but something has to give / I am making a relatively easy concept impossible / help /
Thank you
Lee Westwood also has a bit of a chicken wing
He has a more late folding arm rather than true chicken wing I would say.
From now on everyone with a chicken wing type of swing fault will point to Jordan because we all think we could be on tour if just a couple of things had gone our way. Why do I say that? Because after hitting my second ball right down the pipe after duck hooking my first one OB I know that tour pro is just wanting to come out. Just like that thing came out that guys chest in that movie Alien 👽
😂so true!
That's me...My left elbow peeks out first before the club. Thanks for the help.
My instructor puts sauce on my elbow so I burn my eye on follow through.
😂
I like my chicken wing tossed in a nice hot sauce. The wetter the better