THIS DRILL IS SO SIMPLE! How To Shallow The Shaft
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Shallow the shaft with this simple "wall" drill.
A popular topic in golf instruction is how to SHALLOW THE SHAFT in the early transition from backswing to downswing.
The benefits of this movement are to help shift the club path more neutral or IN-to-OUT to help them hit the ball FARTHER and have the potential to DRAW the golf ball more easily.
Shallowing the shaft is opposite to the very common error so many golfers make of actually STEEPENING THE SHAFT in transition and shifting their swing path more OUT-to-IN resulting in slicing and weak shots.
Learning to make this move in your golf swing requires a combination of different movements with your arms and your wrists, but I have the SIMPLEST DRILL EVER to help you feel the necessary movements and train this important move into your swing.
This "game-changing" drill combines ALL the necessary feels and movements into one simple motion that anyone can do and start to see the benefits immediately!
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Anoter the great vídeo Rob. Thanks a lot. Rico
Rob, This drill has been a big help. I take lessons at GOLFTEC in Naples Fl. Thanks!
Great drill rob , I had a pro make me do this. And once club head was rubbing on the wall . I started turning. Just a little earlier turn feel than you recommended. But same concept. Really did wonders. And I warm up like this on a wall before a round at the range
By chance I found if I drop my arms during my downswing (especially with my driver) I was able to make powerful contact with the golf ball. You have perfectly explained the mechanics and provided an excellent drill so I understand what I need to do to maintain my swing.
Outstanding video! You have an incredible ability breaking down the golf swing and making it understandable.
Thank You!
Like your instructional videos. Question: how do I order golf aids from your website. Thank you
Rob, Very helpful video.
I will try it asap but doubtful 5 minutes will be enough. Thanks
One more positive comment if I might, Rob....Your emphasis on the left shoulder bend and the exercises which you suggest to strengthen the "feel" has transposed my game...Although I have been committed to S & T for some time, I think the one technique which was really holding my game back from any real progression was the, somewhat, level shoulders of the rotational swing...I would use my left shoulder as "guide" for the ball but, never really worked on the full tilt...My ball contact has improved at least 50%...Thanks again, Rob...Tony Shans
Rob...I'm a senior player and have been at the game for 18 years, going from the rotary style, shift change and, ultimately, the S & T method...I've taken in person lessons and, have followed a half dozen TH-cam instructors over the years...You, sir, are the gold standard for an online Stack & Tilt instructor...From your in depth explanations of how the wrists work to your excellent drills, you're instructional videos are the "creme de la creme" of online S & T instruction...Thank you...Tony Shans
Could not agree more you are head and shoulders above all the rest. I have made more improvements watching you than anything else I have tried, only wish you were not in Singapore so I could take an in person lesson. But in the meantime this will have to do. Please keep up the excellent work Sir.
Love your swing and your logical (bionically) teaching methods.
thank you you rule !
The hanger training aid really helps with sensory feedback on twisting the club during this drill.
holy crap this is exactly what i needed and i see ths vid just came out yesterday. i am so close to being able to shallow the club. watched so many vids and trying to execute but the link in my brain has been missing as to what "shallowing" actually means. I just wrapped my head around being "steep" and "over the top" which is what i do. that motion of dragging the club along a wall makes perfect sense. i am a lefty and i have been pulling my driver to the right badly. will be watching this one multiple times trying to engrave it into my brain. it seems so simple and easy until you are standing over the ball and you cant see anything youre actually doing when swinging.
have you looked on Dr. Kwons drills for resetting the swing.
The two step drill
and the rope drill.
Ive tried em and they have helped alot for me.
Ill give it a try... thx mate
This really helps keep the elbows together also! Thanks for the education ⛳️⛳️⛳️😎👍🏼
Hey Rob - Would you recommend combining this wall drill with the squat to p6 drill in the squat/jump video?
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Rob, thanks for posting this video. I finally understand exactly how the club should move during the downswing, and this drill is the best I've ever seen to learn how to shallow. I have had a lot of frustration with the club being a little outside. Th drill corrects the "throwing outward" action that I was doing with the right arm on the downswing. Like you said; keep the clubhead on the wall all the way down until the handle is about waist-high and then you're in perfect position to pivot through with power and hit from the inside. As long as you are making a good weight shift, this drill takes care of everything else. Thanks again.
Thank you Rob. I tried this wall exercise yesterday and then went to the range. It was not perfect but I managed to produce some shots with the 8 iron that I have not seen before. The feeling was less effort and the ball flew further.. this could be a game changer exercise for me.
Wowww, great results. Shallowing of the club has really helped my game. I tried it for the first time yesterday, a very windy day and had great results. At first I was pulling the ball left but by the forth hole I was hitting beautifully straight shots. I was achieving between 5 and 10 m extra. Also I found that shallowing the club is extremely helpful in getting ones hips and head into the right place at impact. I cannot thank you enough.
Great stuff, thank you. I'm a career Over the topper. I can shallow the shaft with more depth, confirmed on camera DTL view but contact tends to suffer.... coming from the inside gives a shallow AOA. I have a hard time shallowing the shaft and being able to hit down on the ball with a forward divot. As you know when u change one thing in the swing there are consequences. Great idea for a video is getting a forward divot while coming from the inside. I have not seen this explained well on any videos on TH-cam. Thanks.
@@golftecasia appreciate the reply and looking forward to upcoming content.
That's some of the most logical information I have ever heard. Thank you 😊
Wow! What an amazing change! And in 5 minutes?!? I will be trying this ASAP! Thanks
Where’s the squat to recenter the body in this process?
Great one. I’ve turned the club upside down so the grip end touches the wall. Love the pool noodle idea. My misses won’t be able to say to me “You better not mark that wall”…..
@@golftecasia I never liked the club upside down on the wall, it felt unusual. The pool noodle on the clubbed is much better. You feel the weight of the club properly. Great one!
Another great video, so glad I found this channel! Quick question; as you’re working down the wall and want that club face closed are you rotating the grip to close it the whole way down (slowly starting from transition) or do you just close it/bow left wrist at end of backswing and leave it there all the way through? And you can’t close it in beginning of backswing or it’ll pull behind you correct?
And, as it slides down the wall, how do you know when to start rotating/turning? That sequence always seems to give me problems. Or…per your other video, if you’ve already “wrenched” all your weight to the left side does that mean you can rotate later?
SnT gives chance to bsw deep enough that in dsw we can hit a little bit over the top ( like Nick Taylor explains why over the top is possible not slicing). Is your drill different, creating bigger loop than his drill? Thnks.
Brilliant Thank you
This might partially explain why I can either hit my high irons well or my woods/driver well , but usually not hit both well on the same day. I understood shallowing the club to a degree, but didn’t realize it needed to be relative to shorter and longer clubs. I was trying to find the perfect amount of shallowing and applying that to all the clubs unsuccessfully. Some days it’s too steep and works for the wedges, other days it’s more shallow and the driver behaves 🤷🏼♂️
Rob, can you do video lessons? To hard to get to Singapore.
Great new drill, Rob! Cannot wait to try it out! Thank you sir!
Absolutely a game changer for me... Thanks a million, Rob. That down the wall exercise and feel through the swing gave me consistency on the course yesterday that I haven't had in 15 years. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Rob….great video and tip. I noticed your hips don’t turn through until relatively late in the downswing and after sliding the arms to parallel. I always focus on trying to turn my hips through from the top of the downswing…..this may be adding to my over the top. Kind regards Phil
Phenomenal improvement from the student in a single lesson!
Thanks Rob very informative and helpful as always.
The best instruction on TH-cam by a mile. Slick, great graphics, feels and drills delivered with engaging communication.
I watch other channels out of interest but yours to learn and improve .
Nice one Rob, love the clear descriptions as always!
Great insight Rob!
However, I noticed you had a flat wrist, is this needed to ensure the move is executed properly?
Is that a Bath mat in front of the hitting net? That seems like a great way to contain the golf balls.
Why has the editor started to chop the video up so much. It seems like they’re trying to eliminating the brief spaces between your words. Rob, you are a very effective communicator and don’t need this over edited style that is actually distracting from your message.
Could you show how to set up on the course without the grid
Doing this caused my back and buttock spasms.
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