The Secret To Building A Consistent Golf Swing
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You guys are absolutely crushing it on this channel. Amazingly produced content. Very clearly explained, and with a laid back humor between you two. Thanks for your help making golf more enjoyable for everyone! Amazing drills!
Thanks for your kind words, John!
You all are awesome! Your channel has really improved my understanding of the golf swing and significantly improved my ball striking. Thanks so much!
That's awesome to hear, Daniel! Thanks for watching the channel🙏
Clear information. Fantastic drill.
Thanks for watching!
Shaun,don’t feel bad I’ve been swinging wrong for 40 years and I still love playing.
Every swing has flaws😉
So so good. Best explanation ever
Another Great video explanation. The nearest I can think of is from Fred Griffin's book 'Swing Like a Pro' where he teaches drills for the Transition, but the 're-centering' was not as I recall explained at all, and additionally FG would advise (while learning) the the Transition that the golfer starts the move towards the target with the hips as the club comes to vertical and the lead arm is about at 9 o'clock. I practiced this and began to get great results but it was hard, really hard to ingrain for me and I let it slip. Hopefully this concept of waiting until the clubhead is nearer the top of the swing and moving at it's slowest will be the key to move me forward to where I know I should be. Thanks Guys.
Eye-opening concept for me, guys, thanks so much!!
Forgot to add the positive to my comment below, several of your videos including this one, resetting 50/50 on the upswing, initiating weight shift was an eye opener for me. It changed my swing dramatically allowing me to hit ball much better more consistently. Thank you 👍
Thanks for watching!
Great video. This along with wrist conditions (face control) are the real secrets of the game. Cheers.
Get those two down, and you'll be making a lot of good swings!
Thank you for the video
Can you guys give a swing drill whilst lying on yre back🏆
With the back fixed or stationary while the other ligaments freely move representing the stance. The backswing. Downswing. Impact and follow through
This will be an intersting drill since you know Gears
Keep up the good work
I think I now get it....must advance hip rotation, hence weight transfer, when club shaft is parallel to ground on back swing not at top of back swing. Pose at that point, then initiate weight transfer. My timing ( actually order of events) is wrong. I have been initiating hip rotation at top of back swing. Helps explain how Finau and Bubba have such wildly different looks when you track club head location . I imagine that theri weight transfer is near identical. Dam, that's enlightening,
I first heard about this from kelvin miyahira...he called it drifting...start drifting towards the target right after the bump away from target on the back swing
So true. I think weightlessness fir an instant might help some.
Force downwards not forwards. Similar to how you'd use an axe. And no pushing!
Bingo!👍
Great vid although when I’m doing this I tend to cover the ball ie deloft the club probably a little too much. Any tips/thoughts on this ?
Great work btw 👍
Thanks bud! Just make sure you aren't getting the body too far out in front of it. The head should be right on top or just slightly behind the the ball at touch.
Athletic Motion Golf 👌👍
Great video but for me the starting point should be from the (imagined) release point not the ball.This helps me stop swaying/lateral and helps me recenter
It's good info for serious golfers
Yeah I'm not sure I'm "athletic" enough for athletic motion.
Should my left hip shift down into my left foot or should I feel it shift outside of my foot. Does this make sense. Your lessons are great
Light bulb just went off! Can’t wait to get to the range tomorrow!
Thanks guys!
Yessir!
Hmmm . Doing some swings in the living room and let me know if i am understand this drill correctly. At the point in the backswing when the club starts going back towards the target you should almost let that momentum shift your weight back to the front foot for you? It feels as if my weight is on my front foot before the downswing even starts.. Very different feeling than normal. Am i on the right path?
That's exactly right, Eric. Just don't try to shortcut it and put your weight left at the start👍
I understand the concept, but it seems I am somehow overdoing it. My experiences (with the driver) have been driving the ball into the ground about 2 inches in front of the tee. Probably coming over the top. Will keep working on it. Thanks for all of your videos.
yeah definitely sounds OTT. Are you an All-Access member? If not, we just released an OTT training series that will get that out of your swing. Here's a link if you might be interested: amgolftraining.com/
When is the recentering completed? Before the start of the downswing? How far or how much is the move to the target? I feel that I recenter and then pause before I start the downswing and that I have recentered significantly such that most of my weight is now on my left foot.
Re-centering is just that... getting back to 50/50. Past that and you've shifted to the front. Re-centering should happen around the top of your swing. 70-75% on the front leg should happen by left arm parallel in the downswing.
Awesome stuff as always
thanks, Ayjay!
Good info, if I remember correctly you all referred to this move as a fall forward or drift in other videos.
Yes, it's the beginning part of that fall/drift foward👍
Another gem! Is this done on 7 iron through driver only? I would assume that LW-8 iron you would want to stay left more from the start (But I could be wrong)
Jim
We'll use this drill with EVERY club except putter. There's obviously less movement during short wedge swings, but the timing idea stays the same.
Super info it is the so called magic move
Actually learned about pressure recently when I struggled with it. My coach sorted me out though. But the recentering should be pressure from right heel in backswing and then towards toe when the recentering happens right?
The right heel to left to gets WAY over done. It's better to think middle of right foot to middle of left foot👍
is the recentering move part of the foword shift ie blended into one another or are they two different moves?
Yessir, it's a blended part of the shift👍
You guys are impressive , I’m enjoying your videos...did I see a segment where someone was turning on towels?
Thanks, Ian... Shaun did hit some shots from his knees with a towel under his knees, could that be what you're referring to?
Athletic Motion Golf
No actually, I’ve seen that one swinging from the knees, no , it was someone practicing the swing with their feet on two towels...... maybe it was from another site and I’m getting confused 🤣
Love the videos 👍
Haha I don't think that was us
Awesome video guys
Should the start of the shift complete the wrist cock or should it be complete before? I hope you understand what I mean.
Good question, Randy. I'm not sure they are that linked to one another without a few other considerations taking place. We've never tried to associate the two events but I can see instances where they happen at roughly the same time. If that makes sense?
Great stuff as usual. But can l just confirm, recentering starts before you start the downswing? Is that the1st move to make? TIA
Exactly right, Nigel. Recentering should happen before the club starts down. Here's a visuals to look at:
instagram.com/p/Bgozuoeh0Cf/
When i recenter (lateral move) my right arm wants to narrow or collapse...Is this caused by moving too much laterally?
No because a recenter move doesn't take much lateral movement at all. We typically see the right arm collapsing caused by the right arm being forced too straight in the takeaway and backswing.
@@AthleticMotionGolf I have a huge issue collapsing the right arm as well. To combat this I think Steve Stricker. The intent is to limit radial deviation (wrist cock)on the back swing. What "really" happens is a nice amount of wrist cock and a right arm that never gets narrower than 90 degrees. Less RD also helps flatten the left wrist and shallow the shaft for me without thinking about it (I am notoriously steep and lead wrist cuppy in the downswing). Does this make sense? Cheers!
I have the tendency to “raise up” through impact. When my lead leg straighten video always shows my head raise. HOW DO I KEEP MY HEAD DOWN THROUGH THE IMPACT?!? Driving me nuts.
David, that could be caused by a few things that happen much earlier in your swing. To really know we'd have to see what you are doing and what the cause is.
Brilliant
Question - wouldn't this recentering move be considered an upper body lunge?
Considering that the upper body, in a top 10 caliber player, moves a total of about 5-1/2" forward during the swing and the re-centering bit is roughly 1-1/2" of that... it is definitely NOT an upper body lunge.
I figured this out and I am breaking 80 here and there but suddenly I get a weak iron shot that goes 60% distance from no where. Cant figure it out
Best bet is to join our online program amg plus so you can get individual help
You’ve posted this video before? 😊
We're going to post a bunch of vids on this topic.
@@AthleticMotionGolf Hope it is not the same exact video the next time (with a different youtube title and thumbnail)
Cool
does 265 relate golf swing? just curious.
265 was David Toms' winning score at the PGA Championship and the name of his academy down in Shreveport.
@@AthleticMotionGolf thank you. I looked at your web site. Very nice facility. I love par 3 facilities to improve my approach shots. helps my game alot.
The key to this is to keep the TARGET in your mind NOT the ball. If you concentrate on the ball your body moves naturally to put all the energy down instead of towards the target.
I like the concept of your videos, but I do not understand why while showing the backswing, you only raise one arm and leave the other hand/hand in your pocket. I understand it may look cool but certainly does not show the viewer the full extent and practical side of what you are trying to explain.
I saw a sumilar senario on another video with sponge and nurf ball tshirt sticker rotation theory. If you showed the actual swing with both hand/arms it may be less cool but certainly more telling.
No disrespect intended 😉
FrenchAccent totally agree with you. i have a herniated disk in my l5-s1 so sometimes reaching back with both hands to pose positions can give me some pain. Ill stretch before the next video shoot and see if I can do it better. 👍🏻🏌️. Thanks for watching and commenting