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That's a great point around 15:15 that you can be patient from the top and just add a little extra momentum with the body and that the real speed comes at the VERY bottom. I struggle with firing everything from the top of the swing also, I think this will help. Thanks!
Very impressive teaching and so good in detail of power source. I have been working on that type of movement and it works so good for straight and powerful flight. Very well explained , Thanks really enjoyed.
Some great analogies in this video on the swing that really help some concepts sink in! Helps pull together a lot of your previous videos like “wide-narrow-wide” and “moving the fulcrum”
Such amazing videos... I did pratice that arms falling back while transition and then let the club hit and it did hit so perfectly... However I am working over my consistency as squatting transition giving me tough time
Hey Rst , at 23 : 50 when Chuck is explaining releasing the angle it might seem He’s doing a split hands drill, /hockey type drill . Has He ever used this similar motion in its own lesson ? Thank You
Great stuff. Has anyone ever thought about learning the golf swing in reverse... ie start by learning the release and then add a few inches to the swing at a time to try and put this all together.
Force = mass x acceleration Making sure your foundation is supporting your swing will maximize the mass part. The change in speed is what then generates the rest of the force. It tends to correlate a bit with velocity in the golf swing based on the measurements, but the real force is the rate of change of the velocity.
can we think of dropping the butt of the club back and down to the ground on the Initial portion of the downswing to generate this motion of the club going down and up ? Tom Lawson
For me , letting the right leg straighten a little on the backswing which gets the hips deeper and keeps me behind the ball better at impact , gives me easy power !
@@Rotaryswing , oh , I agree ! For 50 years I swung back with arms into a flexed right knee ala Leadbetter’ s right pivot point and could never get back to ball without moving ahead of the ball ,so the natural straightening of the leg changed everything fo me ! Retired T. P.
Don’t the arms drop as you shift your weight and “squat to square”? Effectively - during the squat your hips are rotating but your arms are dropping vertically because your upper body remains coiled. Right?
I wouldn’t say that ur upper body remains coiled as that would put a lot of stress on the spine but you’re not ripping it open either. But yes your arms should drop during the shift
It also means you need a certain angle between the arm and the shaft in order to have the hands swing on a smaller arc. People having a setup with their arms extended to the golfball will never be able to swing the hands on a smaller arc I guess.
My thought... Turn your shoulders back more than you turn your hips stretching the big muscle between your lead shoulder and lead hip. On the transition maybe even stretch that muscle a bit more. Push the lead leg into the ground moving the lead hip up and open pulling that muscle keeping it stretched until a little before your hips have fully cleared then "release" muscle to let your shoulders finally turn into the shot...
Intéressant ,surtout pour un bon golfeur mais pour le golfeur moyen du dimanche, je ne suis pas sur que ce soit compréhensible et appplicable au practice🤔
I don’t get the message at 5:24-5:50. Cameron Champ’s hips are maxed out and have no where to go way before impact... and he’s the tour’s driving leader. Doesn’t that contradict this message?
@@Rotaryswing well, you’re saying over rotation is inefficient. When I see several pro swings, some have their belt buckle maxed out way before impact leading me to believe they are fully rotated early.
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Welcome to the family Keith!
Great lesson, you helped me a lot! The sequence you explained has improved my swing . Thanks !
This is phenomenal instruction. I've taken many lessons, but this is so different and effective.
Thanks Douglas!
That's a great point around 15:15 that you can be patient from the top and just add a little extra momentum with the body and that the real speed comes at the VERY bottom. I struggle with firing everything from the top of the swing also, I think this will help. Thanks!
Best lesson I've ever seen on youtube!!
Priceless instructions on how to swing the club! Look forward to putting this in practice
Thanks!
Chuck, Great video, the fact that you are working with golfers like me is awsome, your message gets more clear and solid, keep doing this please!,
There are dozens more lessons like this posted on the site
You probably won't get this bc this video is two years old, but your zipper analogy is a wonderful metaphor and visual. Really, really good.
Glad it helped!
Very impressive teaching and so good in detail of power source. I have been working on that type of movement and it works so good for straight and powerful flight. Very well explained , Thanks really enjoyed.
Thanks!
Some great analogies in this video on the swing that really help some concepts sink in! Helps pull together a lot of your previous videos like “wide-narrow-wide” and “moving the fulcrum”
ABSOLUTE GOLD!
Such amazing videos... I did pratice that arms falling back while transition and then let the club hit and it did hit so perfectly... However I am working over my consistency as squatting transition giving me tough time
Thanks! Please check out my latest video on Tour Pro Consistency Secrets th-cam.com/video/Bl9DSthiUiM/w-d-xo.html
Hey Rst , at 23 : 50 when Chuck is explaining releasing the angle it might seem He’s doing a split hands drill, /hockey type drill . Has He ever used this similar motion in its own lesson ? Thank You
I am not a fan of that drill and do not use it
Great stuff. Has anyone ever thought about learning the golf swing in reverse... ie start by learning the release and then add a few inches to the swing at a time to try and put this all together.
rotaryswing.com/golf-instruction-videos/full-swing-basics/downswing/5-minutes-to-the-perfect-golf-club-release
Is this the same from wedge through to woods?
love this.
Force = mass x acceleration
Making sure your foundation is supporting your swing will maximize the mass part. The change in speed is what then generates the rest of the force. It tends to correlate a bit with velocity in the golf swing based on the measurements, but the real force is the rate of change of the velocity.
How much for online caching sir? Is there a minimum number of sessions? Thanku
Go to the site for pricing info RotarySwing.com
I always take something away from your lessons, no matter what the topic is. Great communication, Chuck.
Thanks hope it helps you get some effortless speed!
@@Rotaryswing Already has, my friend.
can we think of dropping the butt of the club back and down to the ground on the Initial portion of the downswing to generate this motion of the club going down and up ? Tom Lawson
Sure just dont over do it. Its a very subtle move that happens very quickly
For me , letting the right leg straighten a little on the backswing which gets the hips deeper and keeps me behind the ball better at impact , gives me easy power !
It’s normal for the right leg to straighten a little
@@Rotaryswing , oh , I agree ! For 50 years I swung back with arms into a flexed right knee ala Leadbetter’ s right pivot point and could never get back to ball without moving ahead of the ball ,so the natural straightening of the leg changed everything fo me ! Retired T. P.
@@johnharrington6122 ya that tends to cause people to drive too hard off the right leg because it gets so loaded
When I allow my hands to travel on a wider arc, my turn feels constricted. Is this what it should feel like? Please advise and thanks.
Please check out my latest video on Tour Pro Consistency Secrets th-cam.com/video/Bl9DSthiUiM/w-d-xo.html
Hello Chuck,great lesson.Let the arms drop first and have a small circle.That's also my missing part.Hopefully this spring we can be golfing.Thanks.
Thanks!
Don’t the arms drop as you shift your weight and “squat to square”? Effectively - during the squat your hips are rotating but your arms are dropping vertically because your upper body remains coiled. Right?
I wouldn’t say that ur upper body remains coiled as that would put a lot of stress on the spine but you’re not ripping it open either. But yes your arms should drop during the shift
GREAT JOB, AGAIN!
Thank you!
It also means you need a certain angle between the arm and the shaft in order to have the hands swing on a smaller arc. People having a setup with their arms extended to the golfball will never be able to swing the hands on a smaller arc I guess.
My thought... Turn your shoulders back more than you turn your hips stretching the big muscle between your lead shoulder and lead hip. On the transition maybe even stretch that muscle a bit more. Push the lead leg into the ground moving the lead hip up and open pulling that muscle keeping it stretched until a little before your hips have fully cleared then "release" muscle to let your shoulders finally turn into the shot...
Intéressant ,surtout pour un bon golfeur mais pour le golfeur moyen du dimanche, je ne suis pas sur que ce soit compréhensible et appplicable au practice🤔
What are the 10 secrets?
Is there ever a lesson that has the lead shoulder hanging back too long?
That is so uncommon i have maybe seen it only a handful of times ever so i have never done a video on it
@@Rotaryswing Not saying I have the issue of hanging back. Just amazed how common firing that lead shoulder out of sequence is for most of us.
@@Fjearnest ya it usually happens too soon before they shift back to the left
If your mechanics are good, rythem and tempo makes it efficent and powerful
Use a donut on driver. This will slow swing down and force you to use big muscles and sequence first.
I don’t get the message at 5:24-5:50. Cameron Champ’s hips are maxed out and have no where to go way before impact... and he’s the tour’s driving leader. Doesn’t that contradict this message?
How so?
@@Rotaryswing well, you’re saying over rotation is inefficient. When I see several pro swings, some have their belt buckle maxed out way before impact leading me to believe they are fully rotated early.
@@jchangbanger the way he was over rotating was very inefficient.
Left handed????
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