Thanks for watching I appreciate your time and feedback. Please do like the video and comment it really helps:) and let me know if it resonated and you will apply the pressure shift!👇🏌️♂️
This video is my current holy grail, I shot the best round I've ever had using this pressure not weight shift concept. Club contact with the golf ball is as smooth as butter and the ball goes where I'm aiming now for a change. Thank you so much for this 👍🏻
I often watch golf instructions and am left wondering how to apply it to myself. Not with you. You make so much sense! I wish that I found you years ago. You would have saved me much frustration. You don't have nearly enough followers. I don't mean to be overly patronizing, but people need you.
Well that’s kind of you to say and I’m glad I’ve been able to point you on the right direction! We are getting out there more but only so much time can put to promotion etc. :)
Excellent video. This weight shift concept has been bugging me for ages. Also glad to see that the duration of your videos is shortening again to 5-6 minutes. 10 min+ instruction videos are tiresome with people not remembering everything they saw because info overload. 1 video, 1 problem, 1 remedy is the best format. After all, you teach ´the art of SIMPLE golf’ :)
Yes, I often become confused by terminology and this use of pressure vs weight shift creates different feelings for me. Prior to this video I had been telling myself to force my left heel down to begin my swing vs “shifting” and the results have been rewarding. Thanks for sharing
When I read the title before watching the video, I thought great, now he's going to the S&T, which is the last thing I need. After hearing your excellent clarification of weight shift, it obviously makes perfect sense. I'm sure I'll never refer to it as weight shift again. Well done Alex!
Amen to this! I found out the hard way (years of digging it out of the dirt) that a conscious shifting of weight back and forth is bad for consistency, despite basically every talking head on TGC talking about proper weight shift. Thank you for getting this info out there!
Great explanation and reminder, I tried this today. I focused on rotating and allowing pressure to build on the inside of my back foot, you can definitely feel a difference.
Thanks for the video! The weight shift has been confusing me for ages. Your video convices me that golf swing is a rotation around the centre instead of swinging laterally, which is so important.
Spot on explanation of pressure shift. You must be watching my swing. Going back to work on it. Surely smooths out my swing and improves impact. Thanks keep up the great work.
Makes perfect sense. I’ve started to make better contact recently by keeping my body still (no big body movement back and through). And, I can get enough torque with turn only.
I will definitely give these pointers a go. Indeed, this resonates making perfect sense. Plus a comment from another Steve that after studying this video, he played his best round ever‼️🏌🏿♂️⛳️
Unbelievably great timing. Just back from the range and this is exactly what I found. Whilst trying to add distance I realised I was adding ‘sway’. When I managed my weight on my lead foot, bingo bongo I went back straight and a bit longer. This makes a lot of sense now putting your idea to work. Top man 😁👍🏻🪄⛳️
If I had learned this concept when I first started taking lessons in 2000, I would be shooting much lower scores today. And I could have saved thousands of dollars on lessons. Thanks for this video.
That fact that this instructor uses front & back(trail)leg as descriptors rather than right/left(sucks for lefties as you have to reverse everything) is reason enough for me to concentrate on this particular lesson & keep watching out for more..kudos
Aha, i only had to watch the first 30 seconds to know what this is about and i agree it is s pressure not weight move. The hardest concept for me when i was learning to do this was the shift left as i was still completing my backswing. For me, i realized, this is just something my body will do, it seems natural. Its just there so if anybody is confused by the timing just take the club back and see where the pressure is. Probably left.
Great lesson. Sometimes the descriptive word(s) is all it takes for that light bulb to go on. Whenever I attempted to shift weight I felt like I was lunging. I can do pressure a lot easier and with more control than weight shift.
Another great video Alex , loading & swaying are so close like the tape tip on mirrors or even on a window would work perfect Keep up the good work mate can’t wait for next instalment 🥂🏆🤩
This is what Zen golf focuses on the feet making the movement or pressure. I pressure step back and the forward with the feet which greatly improved my timing.
Hi. Great video, a friend I played with picked up on this with me, it's made a unbelievable difference to my golf, thanks Alex, very good video. 😊👍. Regards Geoff.
Hi I like your videos, the way you explain things is very easy to understand and take it to the golf course. Do you have personal classes or coaching programs not online? Thank you
A lot of scratch handicappers I play with don't even shift weight - they said they just push off the their trail leg and rotate. Weight shift happens for sure but you're not FORCING IT. It happens as a result of other things.
Has been working beautifully and simply for a few weeks....but I needed to see this video in April this year ahead of tournament time at my club...not October 😃🙄... coming back strong next season
What is your opinion on Henrik Stenson's move as it relates to this? Is his movement pattern pressure or mass? I've seen your video on him but would like to hear more.
How do you get pressure into front leg though. I feel pressure on inside foot loaded back swing. How do I get it to the front foot. Do I push off back foot or bump hips or what do I do. That confused me. What am I supposed to be feeling and what part of body gets me to front foot pressure
An important concept which is very well explained here! And it’s unfortunately obvious there’s somehow a misunderstanding about this notion. Just look at 85 % players ! And look at them when working on the range with their pro!! The golfers can’t understand what isn’t well said by the pro…. By the way, I don’t understand this focus on a one-piece takeaway for the BS. Sorry to say, but a « slight « initiation with the wrists can help to stay relax to keep a smooth flow and can avoid any sway. Poulter, Rose dot it successfully…
Good one. how about one on “mission creep”. I find as I go through a round I try harder and harder to forward the bottom of swing for compression but end up swaying forward with bad results. Any thoughts, remedies?
If you are so 'centered' through the swing how than can a ball-turf contact be made? By staying centered, are you not more likely to almost 'pick' the ball up on the forward arc of the swing ? I thought that a proper ball-turf contact requires a certain moving forward of the 'mass' so that the low point is well ahead of the set-up ball position? Please explain how staying centered achieves that? Many thanks
It happens with a natural flow. And the way the swing works and club head is propelled though. When you have a little more pressure in lead leg at set up, the low point is already past the ball
Manuel de Toro had the right concept, leave your weight centered and swing the hands back and release with the upper arms, your weight will shift naturally
I hit like 80 percent of gir on par 3s. Weight forward always. I don’t even think it’s a pressure change. It’s mainly have some preset into lead side and it increases it never shifts at all.
If people will practice “swinging” the club, without a ball there, they will feel this. It’s all about swinging with “balanced power”. Your feet will feel pressure as you maintain perfect balance throughout your swing. Hitting a baseball properly is the same thing.
Lead shoulder lead foot at impact. The average golfer is never getting there at impact if weight is transferred whatsoever. I’ve went from a 110s golfer to low 80s in just one year learning a simple concept that basically your lead side is your post/anchor whatever you wish to call it. Also last month or so is getting my natural shot shape down. I have about a 10-15 yard fade so I open my stance if the pin is dead center I play the left edge of the green and just swing. I can’t remember last time past month that I’ve missed the green on a par 3 except 2 times once I didn’t factor wind and I left myself short, next par 3 the wind died a little and I hit 9 instead of pw and hit 10 yards behind the green
Sounds like you have got your foundation and feels that resonate and are working for you. A lot of time what we feel and what is real is sometimes surprisingly off. But i'm glad to hear you're doing well with it! Keep at it
That's me played my first round yesterday in months and for the first 7 holes I kept hitting the ground first going to the range today with a no sway practice
Hey Mike, the fat shot has always been my miss. I just could not make solid contact with the ball. In this video he mentions Stack and Tilt. This is the swing that I just switched to. The number 1 fundamental of Stack and Tilt is to be able to hit the ground at the same place every time. There are a couple of guys you may want to check our here on TH-cam if you have time. Tom Saguto and Jess Frank. They both teach this method really simple. Tom Saguto actually has an online golf school that I purchased, but he also has tons of free content on here. Im headed to the range right now to work on striking the ball first. Not really worried about direction, strike is the most important. Anyway, thats my two cents….have a good range session!
Stack and tilt has elements of any good golf swing but it’s format is very strict in ways. A lot of folks I’ve coached and heard from try it for a bit and prefer a more subtle approach that feels less forced. Which is a lot of what I promote. Tilting and staying centered is just a good fold swing. That’s not for stack and tilt to own
@@mikebiase6710 you got this :) remember to be specific in the shot you want to hit and see it. React more so than trying to swing to make it happen. Tap into that as well
I never hit an iron correctly until I kept, or it felt likeI kept, my weight on the left side throughout. I can’t fail to say that I also look at the front of the ball instead of the back. Crazy huh?
@@TheArtofSimpleGolf Thanks for the great suggestion. Now I feel like a golfing genius when looking at the front of the ball and beyond! Good deal my friend and keep up the awesome work you do.
So if you are moving to apply pressure, how does that convert to using pressure to move,this does not make sense at all. You are talking about applying pressure to the feet, it should be the feet that applsurely that enables athletic movement and rotation, by applying pressure to the feet, you are encouraging the old thinking of a weight shift, which is exactly what you are trying to say should not be done so you are compounding the myth. Surely the downswing move back to the target (RH golfer) should be generated by the right foot rolling inwards , the pressure is then applied by the inside of the right foot and as the right knee and leg move back towards the the centre the application of the pressure is moved form the inside of the right foot to the big toe , as this is applied and the body moves, this then leads to the right heel coming of the ground and eventually finish completely turned and resting on your big toe at completion of the swing pressure is moved to the big toe on the right foot. This pressure applied from the right foot should push the left hip upwards and into external rotation ( not slding but staying centered), this allows the right shoulder and right hip to drop, as the left hip moves upwards, and into external rotation the snap is created when the left hip and leg turn and straighten by then applying pressure with the left foot. The backswing is started in reverse so pressure is moved by right foot , toe etc on the backswing o Makes more sense to me that way anyway , I used to be a big weight shifter these are my drills as well , i just do it in slow motion, stopped me sliding or bumping to the left.
This is just one short lesson on it. Cannot cover all the moves and feels. Have other videos on using the ground too. Trail foot included. Thanks for insights though
@@TheArtofSimpleGolf Fine but I think we both know it's more to do with titling another weight-shift video "not another weight-shift video". It's cool, I scored 38 points on a new course this week and nothing anyone does bothers me. Question for you...how long does this feeling last? ;)
You are talking about swaying! Title of video is misleading - stop that! The fast is that you need to ROTATE your torso! IF you rotate your torso it is almost impossible to come "over the top" and almost impossible to "flip" the club head.
Thanks for watching I appreciate your time and feedback. Please do like the video and comment it really helps:) and let me know if it resonated and you will apply the pressure shift!👇🏌️♂️
This video is my current holy grail, I shot the best round I've ever had using this pressure not weight shift concept. Club contact with the golf ball is as smooth as butter and the ball goes where I'm aiming now for a change. Thank you so much for this 👍🏻
Delighted to hear that! Glad to be of assistance and keep at it. Well done
I often watch golf instructions and am left wondering how to apply it to myself. Not with you. You make so much sense! I wish that I found you years ago. You would have saved me much frustration. You don't have nearly enough followers. I don't mean to be overly patronizing, but people need you.
Well that’s kind of you to say and I’m glad I’ve been able to point you on the right direction! We are getting out there more but only so much time can put to promotion etc. :)
Excellent video. This weight shift concept has been bugging me for ages. Also glad to see that the duration of your videos is shortening again to 5-6 minutes. 10 min+ instruction videos are tiresome with people not remembering everything they saw because info overload. 1 video, 1 problem, 1 remedy is the best format. After all, you teach ´the art of SIMPLE golf’ :)
Delighted to hear it resonated and thanks for sharing. Yes, sometimes there is more to cover but keeping it focussed and simple is the goal! Cheers!
Agree 100% to both points
@@TheArtofSimpleGolf Dont let people dictate how you run your channel playa
I agree with the lengthy videos. Too many teachers talk more than show us what u mean!!!!
Yes, I often become confused by terminology and this use of pressure vs weight shift creates different feelings for me. Prior to this video I had been telling myself to force my left heel down to begin my swing vs “shifting” and the results have been rewarding. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing!
When I read the title before watching the video, I thought great, now he's going to the S&T, which is the last thing I need. After hearing your excellent clarification of weight shift, it obviously makes perfect sense. I'm sure I'll never refer to it as weight shift again. Well done Alex!
Lol thank you ! Glad it cleared it up!
Amen to this! I found out the hard way (years of digging it out of the dirt) that a conscious shifting of weight back and forth is bad for consistency, despite basically every talking head on TGC talking about proper weight shift. Thank you for getting this info out there!
Well I’m happy to hear you got there and glad to have help affirm! Cheers 🏌️♂️👍
Great explanation and reminder, I tried this today. I focused on rotating and allowing pressure to build on the inside of my back foot, you can definitely feel a difference.
Wonderful and thanks for coming back to share!
So easy to overlook this notion of weight shift versus pressure transfer between feet. Really helps. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Alex you are a flippin' genius 👍
Like it lol 💪👍🏌️♂️
Thanks for the video! The weight shift has been confusing me for ages. Your video convices me that golf swing is a rotation around the centre instead of swinging laterally, which is so important.
Glad it helped
Another great explanation Alex! I've been struggling with this recently in both directions. Need to stay more centred with the body.👍🏻
Good! This will help plus look out for a lesson next week on an amazing visual to really consistently dial that in
Thank you!! I was in a funk with my irons and this snapped me right out of it.
Excellent
Spot on explanation of pressure shift. You must be watching my swing. Going back to work on it. Surely smooths out my swing and improves impact. Thanks keep up the great work.
Sounds good and let us know how you get on :)
One of the best golf instruction videos I’ve ever seen!
Well that’s marvelous to hear! Thank you !
Makes perfect sense. I’ve started to make better contact recently by keeping my body still (no big body movement back and through). And, I can get enough torque with turn only.
Good and don’t forget the importance of keeping the arms supple
I will definitely give these pointers a go. Indeed, this resonates making perfect sense. Plus a comment from another Steve that after studying this video, he played his best round ever‼️🏌🏿♂️⛳️
Well I don’t think it’s a coincidence… you be the next Steve ;)
Unbelievably great timing. Just back from the range and this is exactly what I found. Whilst trying to add distance I realised I was adding ‘sway’. When I managed my weight on my lead foot, bingo bongo I went back straight and a bit longer. This makes a lot of sense now putting your idea to work. Top man 😁👍🏻🪄⛳️
Well that’s excellent!! Good stuff and glad to be of assistance and well done 👍
If I had learned this concept when I first started taking lessons in 2000, I would be shooting much lower scores today. And I could have saved thousands of dollars on lessons. Thanks for this video.
Most golfers could say the same in some form or another :)
Me too
Very useful and particularly shifting weight to front foot before starting downswing…. It really helps with timing
Exactly ! Natural and simple :)
That fact that this instructor uses front & back(trail)leg as descriptors rather than right/left(sucks for lefties as you have to reverse everything) is reason enough for me to concentrate on this particular lesson & keep watching out for more..kudos
I do try when my brain remembers you lefties. When I lived and taught in Canada I was made aware of how many lefties there are :)
More easy and clear understand. this is awesome teaching. I'm so much waiting for tomorrow practice. Thanks
Excellent and I’m sure you will see the improvement.
Aha, i only had to watch the first 30 seconds to know what this is about and i agree it is s pressure not weight move. The hardest concept for me when i was learning to do this was the shift left as i was still completing my backswing. For me, i realized, this is just something my body will do, it seems natural. Its just there so if anybody is confused by the timing just take the club back and see where the pressure is. Probably left.
Precisely ! Thanks for sharing
Great lesson. Sometimes the descriptive word(s) is all it takes for that light bulb to go on. Whenever I attempted to shift weight I felt like I was lunging. I can do pressure a lot easier and with more control than weight shift.
It certainly can make all the difference
Another great video Alex , loading & swaying are so close like the tape tip on mirrors or even on a window would work perfect
Keep up the good work mate can’t wait for next instalment 🥂🏆🤩
Appreciate that and yes keep eyes peeled. Next week I hope
It’s taken me a long time to realise this and thinking about a subtle pressure change is far better for staying centred
Yep!
great advice! particularly what you said at the end, Effortless power and consistency!
This is what Zen golf focuses on the feet making the movement or pressure. I pressure step back and the forward with the feet which greatly improved my timing.
Excellent to hear. Keep at it!
Great explanation and differentiation in this swing movement
Cheers !
Excellent instruction and imagery. Can wait to try it.
Cheers and keep us posted!
Great vid. A subtle shift in thinking but a huge impact once I locked it into feeling through my feet.
Great to hear and yes, it's the trigger words to feel the desired goal.
Hi. Great video, a friend I played with picked up on this with me, it's made a unbelievable difference to my golf, thanks Alex, very good video. 😊👍. Regards Geoff.
Excellent to hear that and good to know it’s resonating and working for you
Great video I tend to sway and get poor contact. I'm going to try this my next range session.
You will like an upcoming lesson too on a visual that is truly a game changer
Hi I like your videos, the way you explain things is very easy to understand and take it to the golf course.
Do you have personal classes or coaching programs not online?
Thank you
Much appreciated and yes . Online and also a few slots in Louisville.
Excellent video, it makes a lot of sense. Can this concept be applied to the driver swing?
Yes indeed. Just the set up and feel of upper body staying back a little
A lot of scratch handicappers I play with don't even shift weight - they said they just push off the their trail leg and rotate. Weight shift happens for sure but you're not FORCING IT. It happens as a result of other things.
Yes! We have other lessons in our membership and also on here that share that
Has been working beautifully and simply for a few weeks....but I needed to see this video in April this year ahead of tournament time at my club...not October 😃🙄... coming back strong next season
Ah you got this! Plenty of prep for next season!
That makes very good sense, thanks for this tip. This makes perfect sense.👍
Glad to hear it and the goal
Best yet. Thanks for this lesson.
You're very welcome!
Really wish I'd truly learnt this lesson years ago!
You will be swinging just fine:)
Love the way you explain the swing.. Thank you
My pleasure!
Food for thought. Will try it tomorrow.
Let us know how you get on
Nice,simple advice! Thanks.
That’s the goal :) cheers!
Doesn’t get any simpler than that ,thx you 👍🥃🇨🇦
That’s the goal:)
What is your opinion on Henrik Stenson's move as it relates to this? Is his movement pattern pressure or mass? I've seen your video on him but would like to hear more.
It is ideal for many. It’s something worth testing for yourself. It’s a trigger for sure and can help simplify the sequence
Ahha! Shifting pressure into the left (front) heel as I complete my back swing, right, @Alex?
Can I apply shifting to the outer left heel or do I need to apply pressure on the inside left heel ?
Outer is ok if the upper body does not get ahead. More in heel helps through the. All
Yes!
@@TheArtofSimpleGolf thanks buddy
How do you get pressure into front leg though. I feel pressure on inside foot loaded back swing. How do I get it to the front foot. Do I push off back foot or bump hips or what do I do. That confused me. What am I supposed to be feeling and what part of body gets me to front foot pressure
Put a half tennis ball under ball of lead foot. Press into it and spring back after impact
Thanks once again Mr. Fortey !
My pleasure!
An important concept which is very well explained here! And it’s unfortunately obvious there’s somehow a misunderstanding about this notion. Just look at 85 % players ! And look at them when working on the range with their pro!! The golfers can’t understand what isn’t well said by the pro…. By the way, I don’t understand this focus on a one-piece takeaway for the BS. Sorry to say, but a « slight « initiation with the wrists can help to stay relax to keep a smooth flow and can avoid any sway. Poulter, Rose dot it successfully…
Too true!
Wow!!! Great instruction. Thank you.
Cheers!
Good one. how about one on “mission creep”. I find as I go through a round I try harder and harder to forward the bottom of swing for compression but end up swaying forward with bad results. Any thoughts, remedies?
This may help if I understand you correctly th-cam.com/video/7ZvHXxVkrh4/w-d-xo.html
Great video, short and full of useful info
Glad you think so!
If you are so 'centered' through the swing how than can a ball-turf contact be made? By staying centered, are you not more likely to almost 'pick' the ball up on the forward arc of the swing ? I thought that a proper ball-turf contact requires a certain moving forward of the 'mass' so that the low point is well ahead of the set-up ball position? Please explain how staying centered achieves that? Many thanks
It happens with a natural flow. And the way the swing works and club head is propelled though.
When you have a little more pressure in lead leg at set up, the low point is already past the ball
nicely said and done.
Why thank you and hope it clears some things up for you!
Manuel de Toro had the right concept, leave your weight centered and swing the hands back and release with the upper arms, your weight will shift naturally
I need to look into his teachings. :)
Much better terminology. So many terms in golf instruction lead to misinterpretation. That's how golf instructors turn students into annuities.
It's exactly why I do what I do. Thank you
Great lesson 👍👍
Thanks for watching
Thank you! Great vid! More importantly, fabulous hair!!!
🤷🏻♂️🏌️♂️🤵🏻
Simple and nice video
Thank you !
Well done!
Why thank you! Hope it resonates
I hit like 80 percent of gir on par 3s. Weight forward always. I don’t even think it’s a pressure change. It’s mainly have some preset into lead side and it increases it never shifts at all.
Simple. And the Don;t turn your shoulders video we have is just one of several that introduce those feels
Thanks
Hope it helps!
thanks.
You're welcome
If people will practice “swinging” the club, without a ball there, they will feel this. It’s all about swinging with “balanced power”. Your feet will feel pressure as you maintain perfect balance throughout your swing. Hitting a baseball properly is the same thing.
Well said indeed
Lead shoulder lead foot at impact. The average golfer is never getting there at impact if weight is transferred whatsoever. I’ve went from a 110s golfer to low 80s in just one year learning a simple concept that basically your lead side is your post/anchor whatever you wish to call it. Also last month or so is getting my natural shot shape down. I have about a 10-15 yard fade so I open my stance if the pin is dead center I play the left edge of the green and just swing. I can’t remember last time past month that I’ve missed the green on a par 3 except 2 times once I didn’t factor wind and I left myself short, next par 3 the wind died a little and I hit 9 instead of pw and hit 10 yards behind the green
Sounds like you have got your foundation and feels that resonate and are working for you. A lot of time what we feel and what is real is sometimes surprisingly off. But i'm glad to hear you're doing well with it! Keep at it
Great vid .
🏌️♂️👍
Well said 👍🏻
Thanks Dwayne
Keep weight on left side throughout the swing. Appling pressure to right foot creates more movement,more error.
It's a more natural move and what we do in most things
That's me played my first round yesterday in months and for the first 7 holes I kept hitting the ground first going to the range today with a no sway practice
Hey Mike, the fat shot has always been my miss. I just could not make solid contact with the ball. In this video he mentions Stack and Tilt. This is the swing that I just switched to. The number 1 fundamental of Stack and Tilt is to be able to hit the ground at the same place every time. There are a couple of guys you may want to check our here on TH-cam if you have time. Tom Saguto and Jess Frank. They both teach this method really simple. Tom Saguto actually has an online golf school that I purchased, but he also has tons of free content on here. Im headed to the range right now to work on striking the ball first. Not really worried about direction, strike is the most important. Anyway, thats my two cents….have a good range session!
@@scottelder7648 Thanks Scott ! Will do right now need all the help I can get ! I was ready to toss in the towel yesterday.
Stack and tilt has elements of any good golf swing but it’s format is very strict in ways. A lot of folks I’ve coached and heard from try it for a bit and prefer a more subtle approach that feels less forced. Which is a lot of what I promote.
Tilting and staying centered is just a good fold swing. That’s not for stack and tilt to own
@@TheArtofSimpleGolf what I think I need to do is stick up my ars to stop the swaying. Thanks for your help ! All I want is to enjoy the game !
@@mikebiase6710 you got this :) remember to be specific in the shot you want to hit and see it. React more so than trying to swing to make it happen. Tap into that as well
I never hit an iron correctly until I kept, or it felt likeI kept, my weight on the left side throughout. I can’t fail to say that I also look at the front of the ball instead of the back. Crazy huh?
It crazy at all! th-cam.com/video/7ZvHXxVkrh4/w-d-xo.html
@@TheArtofSimpleGolf Thanks for the great suggestion. Now I feel like a golfing genius when looking at the front of the ball and beyond! Good deal my friend and keep up the awesome work you do.
@@SethKash will do and cheers!
In other words , Stack and Tilt without keeping the weight ( or pressure) on the lead side throughout the whole swing .
Well yes and no. Tilt is in any great golf swing. They just added in the no weight shift
I need this bc I'm a slider
This will help for sure and the lesson coming soon on the visual that is a swing changer
The golf swing is made between the insides your feet. Works for Nicklaus.
It certainly did!
I like this 👍
Cheers 🏌️
So if you are moving to apply pressure, how does that convert to using pressure to move,this does not make sense at all.
You are talking about applying pressure to the feet, it should be the feet that applsurely that enables athletic movement and rotation, by applying pressure to the feet, you are encouraging the old thinking of a weight shift, which is exactly what you are trying to say should not be done so you are compounding the myth.
Surely the downswing move back to the target (RH golfer) should be generated by the right foot rolling inwards , the pressure is then applied by the inside of the right foot and as the right knee and leg move back towards the the centre the application of the pressure is moved form the inside of the right foot to the big toe , as this is applied and the body moves, this then leads to the right heel coming of the ground and eventually finish completely turned and resting on your big toe at completion of the swing pressure is moved to the big toe on the right foot.
This pressure applied from the right foot should push the left hip upwards and into external rotation ( not slding but staying centered), this allows the right shoulder and right hip to drop, as the left hip moves upwards, and into external rotation the snap is created when the left hip and leg turn and straighten by then applying pressure with the left foot.
The backswing is started in reverse so pressure is moved by right foot , toe etc on the backswing o
Makes more sense to me that way anyway , I used to be a big weight shifter these are my drills as well , i just do it in slow motion, stopped me sliding or bumping to the left.
This is just one short lesson on it. Cannot cover all the moves and feels. Have other videos on using the ground too. Trail foot included. Thanks for insights though
Dr kwon
🤷🏻♂️
Seriously it’s just changing word weight to pressure it’s more about swaying y
It the wording helps people to think and feel it differently
Another way to say it ,keep your body under your feet
Yes indeed.
You're weight shifting.
It’s alternative to help people understand and feel
@@TheArtofSimpleGolf Fine but I think we both know it's more to do with titling another weight-shift video "not another weight-shift video". It's cool, I scored 38 points on a new course this week and nothing anyone does bothers me. Question for you...how long does this feeling last? ;)
Merci !
De rein
You are talking about swaying! Title of video is misleading - stop that! The fast is that you need to ROTATE your torso! IF you rotate your torso it is almost impossible to come "over the top" and almost impossible to "flip" the club head.
Not every golfer can do that well or fast enough especially as the gears roll on
I havent seen this of course but i dubious given the research by Dr. Kwan and.gears data from AMG
We ideally still want to utilize the ground yes but how most think they need to accomplish it messes them up.
Excellent video, it makes a lot of sense. Can this concept be applied to the driver swing?
Yes indeed very much so. Have a few videos on driver that helps refine it
Excellent explanation 👌 👏
That’s the goal! 💪🏌️♂️