Go to hackmotion.com/rotaryswing to secure your discount. Go to: rotaryswing.com/c4/112551-the-goat-delivery-position-gdp to learn the GOAT Delivery Position and rotaryswing.com/c4/112550-hackmotion-extension-flexion to learn how to train yourself to have proper wrist movement throughout the swing and get that bowed left wrist at impact.
This is how I just fixed my swing and especially with driver. Couldn't square the club face at impact. I triple checked every position and it all seemed correct. Finally I started getting to the top of my swing and then consciously relaxing my arms and wrists. Let them swing freely and loose on the way down and boom, the swing was fixed!! The best golf advice I ever received is we need to be learning how to remove ourselves from the golf swing and let club work naturally. Any arm or hand tension limits the club's natural & designed movement which leads to inconsistent ball striking.
The wrists are free swinging joints. The arms power the lever and wrists move accordingly. The two types of swings(releases) are related to the arms, not the wrists. Most golfers swing right are straightening(pushing the club) at impact. eg Korda; while the most consistent ball strikers had trail arm bent at impact(pulling the club) eg Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, early Tiger (2000).
Fantastic lesson,especially enlightening about Moe Norman. A challenge with timing is the delay from brain signal to muscles for such a rapid sequence, and getting this right consistently. Any tips on making this automatic, other than a great wide backswing?
So you have to get the Pro version to get rotation data or will the core give it to you as well. I would like to get the core version if it gives all three data sets. Thanks
Yes unfortunately that’s how it is. The rotation and deviation is only available in the pro. You can always buy the core for extension flexion which is what i just did the member video on it and upgrade later as it’s the same hardware
It kind of sucks that it jumps from 300 to 1000. I don't need the putting data. Maybe you could talk them into substituting or adding another purchase option with the pro data instead of putting data for $500. I'm happy to use your link. What do you think? @@Rotaryswing
@@mikekellycohere is the response i got: "I'm afraid that's not an easy fix; definitely not something we could implement overnight. Pricing and product plans are strategic decisions made by management, so unfortunately, I do not foresee a short-term solution for this case. I'm sure your members will find the sensor useful and value for money as they get the chance to try it. Nevertheless, I'll take the opportunity to raise this question internally, and maybe this is something we could implement in the future."
Never compared Olesen’s swing to Tiger, but I have video of his swing from a few years ago and I have liked his swing from analysis of his swing. Great comparison here.
Back in my early days with RST, I seem to remember a drill that involved starting with the left hand in front of the right thigh with the club shaft at a 90 degree angle. It was not meant to hit the ball very far, but to help develop the feel of the ideal impact position and to learn how to release the club. I believe that Craig used it when he did the video series logging getting his swing back in order? To be honest, I didn’t like it and not because it didn’t work. It did work, but I didn’t get in enough repetitions.
@@Rotaryswing All limbs, legs and arms , are extended by the spinning torque transmission started from the top end. This is a build-in function by the evolution for simplicity and efficiency of throwing action. Any movement of arm could be sourced back to the manipulation of the blade bone, the only requirement is to engage the top of the upper arm firmly with it. This phenomenon also applys as well between the leg and the hip bone (pelvis). The blade bone could act universally by dozen of muscles on the backside. However, it is always neglected!!
Here’s what people are not seeing….the strike point ,club path , attack angle, finish and all those things are not being done at the time of impact….the data you have doesn’t show anything about how to achieve the data…..it’s being setup just as a person would throw a ball….you don’t square the club at impact…,you deliver the club in a manner that the club will be square when it passes through impact….
Go to hackmotion.com/rotaryswing to secure your discount. Go to: rotaryswing.com/c4/112551-the-goat-delivery-position-gdp to learn the GOAT Delivery Position and rotaryswing.com/c4/112550-hackmotion-extension-flexion to learn how to train yourself to have proper wrist movement throughout the swing and get that bowed left wrist at impact.
This is how I just fixed my swing and especially with driver. Couldn't square the club face at impact. I triple checked every position and it all seemed correct. Finally I started getting to the top of my swing and then consciously relaxing my arms and wrists. Let them swing freely and loose on the way down and boom, the swing was fixed!! The best golf advice I ever received is we need to be learning how to remove ourselves from the golf swing and let club work naturally. Any arm or hand tension limits the club's natural & designed movement which leads to inconsistent ball striking.
The wrists are free swinging joints. The arms power the lever and wrists move accordingly.
The two types of swings(releases) are related to the arms, not the wrists.
Most golfers swing right are straightening(pushing the club) at impact. eg Korda;
while the most consistent ball strikers had trail arm bent at impact(pulling the club)
eg Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, early Tiger (2000).
Fantastic lesson,especially enlightening about Moe Norman. A challenge with timing is the delay from brain signal to muscles for such a rapid sequence, and getting this right consistently. Any tips on making this automatic, other than a great wide backswing?
Check the link in the description: rotaryswinggolf.lpages.co/learn-the-timing-of-the-release/
So you have to get the Pro version to get rotation data or will the core give it to you as well. I would like to get the core version if it gives all three data sets. Thanks
Yes unfortunately that’s how it is. The rotation and deviation is only available in the pro. You can always buy the core for extension flexion which is what i just did the member video on it and upgrade later as it’s the same hardware
It kind of sucks that it jumps from 300 to 1000. I don't need the putting data. Maybe you could talk them into substituting or adding another purchase option with the pro data instead of putting data for $500. I'm happy to use your link. What do you think? @@Rotaryswing
@@mikekellyco i will send them a note and see. Never hurts to ask
Fantastic! Thank you! @@Rotaryswing
@@mikekellycohere is the response i got:
"I'm afraid that's not an easy fix; definitely not something we could implement overnight. Pricing and product plans are strategic decisions made by management, so unfortunately, I do not foresee a short-term solution for this case. I'm sure your members will find the sensor useful and value for money as they get the chance to try it. Nevertheless, I'll take the opportunity to raise this question internally, and maybe this is something we could implement in the future."
Great vid Chuck! Thank you!!
Thank you and you’re welcome!
Never compared Olesen’s swing to Tiger, but I have video of his swing from a few years ago and I have liked his swing from analysis of his swing. Great comparison here.
Back in my early days with RST, I seem to remember a drill that involved starting with the left hand in front of the right thigh with the club shaft at a 90 degree angle. It was not meant to hit the ball very far, but to help develop the feel of the ideal impact position and to learn how to release the club. I believe that Craig used it when he did the video series logging getting his swing back in order? To be honest, I didn’t like it and not because it didn’t work. It did work, but I didn’t get in enough repetitions.
Confusion chuck. "look how much the greats hands roll over"... Later on - "they use their hands very little" ????
Extension/flexion and deviation is very little with a lot of rotation which is more of a passive motion of the release
Agree with the commenter. Other than an infomercial for Hackmotion, the message is confusing. There’s nothing passive about rotation.
@@Rotaryswing
All limbs, legs and arms , are extended by the spinning torque transmission started from the top end.
This is a build-in function by the evolution for simplicity and efficiency of throwing action.
Any movement of arm could be sourced back to the manipulation of the blade bone, the only requirement is to engage the top of the upper arm firmly with it.
This phenomenon also applys as well between the leg and the hip bone (pelvis).
The blade bone could act universally by dozen of
muscles on the backside. However, it is always neglected!!
This is friggen genius! 🎉
Thank you!
Wonderful, I always felt like swinging the hozel does way better especially with extension. Now it makes sense with the hands
It appears to me that nobody actually releases the club until after the ball is struck. Is this correct?
No, the clubface is always rotating.
Here’s what people are not seeing….the strike point ,club path , attack angle, finish and all those things are not being done at the time of impact….the data you have doesn’t show anything about how to achieve the data…..it’s being setup just as a person would throw a ball….you don’t square the club at impact…,you deliver the club in a manner that the club will be square when it passes through impact….
How is this not flipping?
Maybe rotation is the opposite of flipping.
Flipping is wrist extension/flexion. This is wrist rotation. The left wrist is still relatively flat thru impact.
th-cam.com/video/kogHQmgLn3M/w-d-xo.html
This is flipping. the cupping action thru impact actually opens the face. rotation closes.
Great