Viewed this again this evening...it may be 7 months OLD....but this is GOLD. I am not a poet...just an avid golfer who learns from one of the best. Keep the content coming Stu !
This heel to toe action is a game changer for getting a feeling for the swing being in-to-in. Set up with the spine angle and club as close to 90 as possible that Stu teaches, then feel the heel to toe as Stu advocates here… only thing left to do is pull down and left! The Stu Method = Great Coaching!
Thanks, Stu! After almost 10 years, I'm starting to understand what I have been doing wrong. I'm so excited to get my handicap lower and enjoy the game even more. Cheers!
Got to love the over exaggerated demo’s 😊 On a rainy day should get your associates to discuss golf methods and teaching pros and cons-probably would be over very quickly. But would love to hear your insights with others who teach, or play at high level, just not “buying in”… noticed one of the fitters is a scratch but has technique vastly different from set up to release. Certainly can be capable with many different approaches. Guess if one is scratch ,one might care less about other methods…????
Thanks Stuart the orange whip I use makes the left leg pressure and straighten to start my downswing I don’t know weather you are a fan of this for a warm up exercise but it does give you the feeling you are trying to explain.
One of your comments that resonated with me was the one about Jason Day and his back problems. As an idea that might be worth thinking about for a future video, are there any other moves that are sometimes promoted in golf teaching that in your opinion increase the chance of injury ( to back, hips, wrists .....) ?
Thanks John - yes there are; will add to my list do next week for sure. Stay tuned on Friday for a fantastic video I am super proud about. Thanks for the inspiration for the video! Hope you’re well Sir. 😊
Thanks for sharing Stuart ... I appreciate you breaking this down into terms of "cause and effect" rather than "forced movements" ... I/m not deflecting from the topic but you mentioned the Faldo era ... Who was longer off the tee with drives .. Faldo or Norman ?
No problem at all!! Norman was comfortably longer than Norman, Faldo was very long before the Leadbetter changes. By todays standard, Faldo’s build, akin to a beefed up Bryson, compared to the leaned out version. Make up your own decisions. Different style of golf back then of course; it wasn’t a Faldo bashing remark, just what we were trying to do back then. Hope that helps 😊
Lovely, I certainly don’t want to come across anything other than light hearted, informative coaching. Thanks as ever for taking the time to comment GG 😊
Really liking your animated, slightly over exaggerated versions of what you see from other coaches. I needed a good laugh😂 Anyways, great topic and thanks for covering this! Love your coaching style and concepts about the golf swing. Just curious, who influenced you the most in terms of teaching the golf swing?
Thanks for the kind words Randal - yeh biggest influence on my life were the Australian Institute of Sport, who gave me a different way of looking at the golf swing and performance. From there, it’s been 30 years of discovery making sure I steered clear of disciples and go to the main source. Spent time with all the household names of coaching. Best wishes Stu 😊
I get the toe to heel heel to to pressure, but does pressure ever go to the outside of either feet or does it stay on the insidepart of the feet in both back down and troughswing? Cant't find any info with you about this and i am not subscribed to anyone else anymore so i hope you understand my question and will clarify😅
Hi Charles I will do a video on exactly your question my friend, without issue. Will be way more insightful than a worded answer. Thank you for your support of my little channel! Best wishes Stu 😊
Was interested to ask ,,once i had watched this a couple of times the wrist angle ((set) or tweak at the top of backswing is that something worth expanding on as i feel this is an area which is important in understanding ,,,shaping the shots cheers Graham
Calm down Stu ///// lol Makes absolute sence in terms of our Physiology ,,back pain is certainly on the cards when you strain the spine and knees ,,tried that a long time ago ,,and yes its nonsence,,,the extra power you get from your way of turning is quite incredible ,,for much less effort ,,simple explanation for a complex subject ,,great video
Leave it to Stuart to call out all of the horrible advice we golfers get from coaches who don’t really know what they’re talking about whether in person lessons or on TH-cam. What’s even worse than screwing up your swing are the myriad injuries that occur from the bad advice we receive from these misinformed coaches, regardless of their intent. The secret is finding a coach, like Stuart , which is hard to do, who really knows what he or she is talking about and not some nonsense that is not based on science, biomechanics, and natural kinematic sequence. Thanks for exposing the misinformation that we golfer get and recognize
Thanks bud - I certainly dont want to be a renagade to golf instruction, but I do want to start calling out information that is by far and a way useless to 99% of the golfing population. Our sport is joyous and gives back so much, with the increase in participation, our job is to keep people playing, improving and enjoying. Standby this Friday, I have video coming out from a 2 x 1 hour session with a new client to show whats possible, for everyone. Hope you enjoy. Thanks as ever for your support buddy.
Coach your training is excellent! I have learned a great deal about foot work and downswing. Toe-Heel. Heel-Toe. Pull, Press, Rotate. But coach, is it truly necessary to use the name of Christ in vain to make a point?
That was the whole point Patrick; there “wasn’t” a remedy for the knee, was all about the feet and pelvis. Shame you didn’t hang around BUT I appreciate the feedback as ever. Hugely grateful my friend. 😊
Guess we all want to get transformational insight for free and no self search to understand and figure out? He seems pretty generous with sharing and showing. He probably learns each day from our comments and wishful thinking. You might be surprised to lean how much you can spend at an extended golf school and how little you actually learn or improve.
@@GoodGolfCoaching your channel is not for many people at all it seems😂tik-tok is for your grandchildren, I'll stick with the guys that know how to get things done on YT
Love the passion for dispelling the myths of Bad Golf Coaching, and that's Good Golf Coaching ☺
Thanks buddy
Viewed this again this evening...it may be 7 months OLD....but this is GOLD. I am not a poet...just an avid golfer who learns from one of the best. Keep the content coming Stu !
Thanks so much Paul, kind feedback my friend and hope you’re well! Best wishes Stu 😊
This heel to toe action is a game changer for getting a feeling for the swing being in-to-in. Set up with the spine angle and club as close to 90 as possible that Stu teaches, then feel the heel to toe as Stu advocates here… only thing left to do is pull down and left! The Stu Method = Great Coaching!
Thanks for the lovely feedback my friend! Hope the golf is in good shape! Best wishes Stu
Great explanation regarding MISTAKES of „famous“ Golfcoaches (X-factor Jimy!!) for instance Stuart👍
Thanks Rudi, appreciate it my man! 👊
Thanks, Stu! After almost 10 years, I'm starting to understand what I have been doing wrong. I'm so excited to get my handicap lower and enjoy the game even more. Cheers!
Music to my ears my friend. Please let me know if you have any questions along the way and look forward to hearing how you get on !! Best wishes Stu 😊
Your beef with the Faldo era is good quality humour !
Haha glad you enjoyed! 😂
Good one Stuart. You busted many myths. 😊
I did find Padraig Harringtons video on this subject to be quite insightful.
Glad I’ve helped, and Padraig too 😊😁
Got to love the over exaggerated demo’s 😊 On a rainy day should get your associates to discuss golf methods and teaching pros and cons-probably would be over very quickly. But would love to hear your insights with others who teach, or play at high level, just not “buying in”… noticed one of the fitters is a scratch but has technique vastly different from set up to release. Certainly can be capable with many different approaches. Guess if one is scratch ,one might care less about other methods…????
In time Jack I will have guests and bring in other coaches as the channel grows. For now, you're stuck with me 😊 - Best wishes Stu
Great video Stuart! Thanks for clearing that up.
My pleasure Mitchell, hope you’re well Sir! Best wishes Stu 😊
💯 percent great teaching . Need a lesson with you Stu . Keep up the good work.
George Gankas comes to mind 😲
Thanks David! Look forward to meeting you at some point down the road 😊
Good coaching Stuart. Hugely enjoyable video series.
Thanks James - much appreciate the kind feedback!
Thanks Stuart the orange whip I use makes the left leg pressure and straighten to start my downswing I don’t know weather you are a fan of this for a warm up exercise but it does give you the feeling you are trying to explain.
Burn the orange whip Garry - terrible swing aid. Hope that helps. 😊Best wishes Stu
@@GoodGolfCoaching consider it gone.
@@garrymajor7528 great to hear.
Why is the orange whip a terrible training aid Stuart? I like it for tempo. Is there something better?
One of your comments that resonated with me was the one about Jason Day and his back problems. As an idea that might be worth thinking about for a future video, are there any other moves that are sometimes promoted in golf teaching that in your opinion increase the chance of injury ( to back, hips, wrists .....) ?
Thanks John - yes there are; will add to my list do next week for sure. Stay tuned on Friday for a fantastic video I am super proud about. Thanks for the inspiration for the video! Hope you’re well Sir. 😊
Thanks for sharing Stuart ... I appreciate you breaking this down into terms of "cause and effect" rather than "forced movements" ... I/m not deflecting from the topic but you mentioned the Faldo era ... Who was longer off the tee with drives .. Faldo or Norman ?
No problem at all!! Norman was comfortably longer than Norman, Faldo was very long before the Leadbetter changes. By todays standard, Faldo’s build, akin to a beefed up Bryson, compared to the leaned out version. Make up your own decisions. Different style of golf back then of course; it wasn’t a Faldo bashing remark, just what we were trying to do back then. Hope that helps 😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching It sure did help ...your perspective combined with your comedy and golf instruction keeps it real without being ultra serious ...
Lovely, I certainly don’t want to come across anything other than light hearted, informative coaching. Thanks as ever for taking the time to comment GG 😊
Really liking your animated, slightly over exaggerated versions of what you see from other coaches. I needed a good laugh😂
Anyways, great topic and thanks for covering this!
Love your coaching style and concepts about the golf swing. Just curious, who influenced you the most in terms of teaching the golf swing?
Thanks for the kind words Randal - yeh biggest influence on my life were the Australian Institute of Sport, who gave me a different way of looking at the golf swing and performance. From there, it’s been 30 years of discovery making sure I steered clear of disciples and go to the main source. Spent time with all the household names of coaching. Best wishes Stu 😊
I get the toe to heel heel to to pressure, but does pressure ever go to the outside of either feet or does it stay on the insidepart of the feet in both back down and troughswing? Cant't find any info with you about this and i am not subscribed to anyone else anymore so i hope you understand my question and will clarify😅
Hi Charles I will do a video on exactly your question my friend, without issue. Will be way more insightful than a worded answer. Thank you for your support of my little channel! Best wishes Stu 😊
Always a good watch Stu….
Thanks Andy!
Was interested to ask ,,once i had watched this a couple of times the wrist angle ((set) or tweak at the top of backswing is that something worth expanding on as i feel this is an area which is important in understanding ,,,shaping the shots cheers Graham
Thanks Graham - will do a video on just that Sir! Thank you. 😊😊
Makes sense to me
Music to my ears...
Calm down Stu ///// lol
Makes absolute sence in terms of our Physiology ,,back pain is certainly on the cards when you strain the spine and knees ,,tried that a long time ago ,,and yes its nonsence,,,the extra power you get from your way of turning is quite incredible ,,for much less effort ,,simple explanation for a complex subject ,,great video
Haha I try to but always seem to get revved up! Maybe less coffee 🤓 Thank you Graham. 🙌
Great content. Just one thing left: start talking about the front knee, back knee etc. Easier for all - including us leftys..:)
Haha thanks for the feedback - will bare in mind going forward 🤭😂
….but I like the jive bunny look 😉. Excellent advice as always
😂😂Thank you ILT! 👍🙌
Leave it to Stuart to call out all of the horrible advice we golfers get from coaches who don’t really know what they’re talking about whether in person lessons or on TH-cam. What’s even worse than screwing up your swing are the myriad injuries that occur from the bad advice we receive from these misinformed coaches, regardless of their intent. The secret is finding a coach, like Stuart , which is hard to do, who really knows what he or she is talking about and not some nonsense that is not based on science, biomechanics, and natural kinematic sequence. Thanks for exposing the misinformation that we golfer get and recognize
Thanks bud - I certainly dont want to be a renagade to golf instruction, but I do want to start calling out information that is by far and a way useless to 99% of the golfing population. Our sport is joyous and gives back so much, with the increase in participation, our job is to keep people playing, improving and enjoying. Standby this Friday, I have video coming out from a 2 x 1 hour session with a new client to show whats possible, for everyone. Hope you enjoy. Thanks as ever for your support buddy.
I'm guessing you're not a fan of George Gankas
Alas not, no Sir. 😊 But, everyone is different. I am very confident people won’t like my style of coaching too. 😊😂
Coach your training is excellent!
I have learned a great deal about foot work and downswing.
Toe-Heel.
Heel-Toe.
Pull, Press, Rotate.
But coach, is it truly necessary to use the name of Christ in vain to make a point?
Apologies if I offended. Never my intention. Best wishes Stu
In this video, you spent too much time explaining what NOT to do. I stopped watching after 9 minutes.
That was the whole point Patrick; there “wasn’t” a remedy for the knee, was all about the feet and pelvis. Shame you didn’t hang around BUT I appreciate the feedback as ever. Hugely grateful my friend. 😊
You would learn more if you are patient and understand his teaching method. This is pure gold
Spent 30 seconds on left knee proper movement spent feels like an hour on what not to do. Yikes
Not sure if you’re suggesting your like or don’t like 😊 🤔
Guess we all want to get transformational insight for free and no self search to understand and figure out? He seems pretty generous with sharing and showing. He probably learns each day from our comments and wishful thinking. You might be surprised to lean how much you can spend at an extended golf school and how little you actually learn or improve.
video soooo long and boring i lost interest after 6 minutes.
Thanks for the feedback ! Sorry it was not what you were looking for. Have a great weekend!
@@GoodGolfCoaching keep it brief mate, that's all. we don't have so much free time nowadays to watch a Netflix golf episode in your production
@@tohmsono5081 my channel may not be for you then buddy - If you want brief, best stick to Instagram and Tik Tok 😊👍
@@GoodGolfCoaching your channel is not for many people at all it seems😂tik-tok is for your grandchildren, I'll stick with the guys that know how to get things done on YT
@@tohmsono5081 as I say, I really appreciate your feedback and hope you find what you’re looking for. Have an amazing weekend you lovely chap. 😊