The Golf Swing Is So Much Easier When You Do This
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- You can make the golf swing so much easier by using your hips correctly in the downswing. All great golfers have great lower body action and you can to by following these drills.
In the downswing the hips have 3 main functions, so shift your weight, help you rotate and produce power, missing any of those elements can make your swing less accurate and less efficient.
In this video I share with you 3 drills that can have you feeling like the golf swing is so much easier than in used to be.
#hips #golfdownswing #golftips
00:00 Intro
00:57 Weight Shift Drill
03:36 Rotation Drill
07:53 Explode Drill
11:27 Shot & Summary
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This video hits me right in my soul - hip bump/slide with no rotation is my primary swing flaw. Also, completely unrelated: I put the alignment stick through the belt loops to practice this in the living room just now. Forgot it was there when I went for more coffee. And got stuck in the doorway 😂😂😂
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Lol careful
Married to the game.
Just picked up a sport I thought I'd never be interested in and I'm enjoying it so much thanks to you.
Chris, the clarity of your visuals and your common sense descriptions are key to helping a viewer see and understand the concepts, movements, and bodily feel of proper golf swings. I’m an avid subscriber-and an improving golfer. Thank you.
Your videos are amazing ,explaining subtle movements in detail that other instructors do not.Thanks again Chris!
Chris, Brilliant, straightforward drills and reference points all around. Many aspiring and experienced golfers, including yours truly, are searching for the correct downswing initiation and rotation sequence. You've nailed it in a manner others have missed. Thank you for creating a video which will enhance our ability to master this move. Cheers!
Chris this may well be the best description of lower body hip transition on the downswing I've ever seen! Brilliantly explained!! 5 stars!!
This guy and Rick Shiels have helped me go from shooting high 90s to low 100s, to hitting mid 80s in about 2 months. Took a long break from playing golf, and now getting back into it. Love you guys.
A classic video on how the hips should move . Brilliantly illustrated.
Brilliant, brilliant video. So much of what is needed in the downswing is here.
Really well explained. I’m a low hc player but occasionally have the ‘hip bump’ causing a block /push slice. Two other pro’s said I need to make sure I ‘cover the ball’ and feel I’m hitting left for a full rotation. Your video explained the issue fully and has help me with drill to rotate properly and stop the hip bump. Please keep the videos coming!
great instruction Chris ,the movements you show are for effortless power through the strike no need to rush the shot, using your body as you describe is the key. clear and informative video many thanks.
The comment about the shoulders not following the hips is gold!
Great video. The first part about the angle of the hips was the answer to a problem I've had for a long time. I would rotate through, but with my hips remaining level. This often led to me staying to much on my right side and not getting a proper weight shift forward. This also caused me to tilt my upper body rearward as I started down. This is exactly what I needed to see
I'm a tired old Marine trying to improve my swing well enough to enjoy time with my son who is an excellent golfer. I've watched more videos online that I'd want to confess to but this may be the most overall significant video I've ever watched. This video addresses my problems of slide vs. turn, early extension, over the top downswing, lack of hip rotation and shoulder spin. I will watch this video more times than I will ever admit. Thank you very much for your efforts in composing and posting this video.
Good comment. This is one I have bookmarked and watch over and over as well. But most importantly, thank you for your service.
@@jswede1 Thank you sir. It was an honor and a privilege.
Wow that last drill really worked ! Feels like the feet pushing in opposite forces cause the hips to twist. Great lesson !
Chirs, your videos are constantly amazing! This one is also exceptional! You explain what must occur in a manner that is easy to follow and understand. Thank you!
Pressure...rotation...extension. Got it. Fabulous instruction by a gifted teacher.
You have to be the very best person on TH-cam, at explaining with clarity, what the correct moves in the golf swing should feel like, superb👍
Only part of my swing I still struggle with. Gonna practice this weekend. Thanks Chris. Best instructor
This is the best instruction I’ve seen for correct hip movement.
You give this best online coaching Chris
Chris, I can’t thank you enough for this video. The way you explained this just made absolute sense to me when I watched this last night. I went to the range today and had the best session of my life, and in the videos I took to review my swing it actually resembles a golf swing! It feels amazing and should be the start of some real improvement. Cheers
Great swing wisdom and demonstration!
Excellent breakdown of a swing and demonstrated so well. Need to watch stop rewind video while practicing my swing looking into a mirror.
Wow, this is a brilliant set of ideas and drills. Thanks.
Very good visuals with clear instruction. Good job.
I'll be using this as my swing thoughts for downswing(hips) 1- Down, 2 - Around, 3 - and Up, blended in one continuous move, based on your video.
Great lesson Chris, I watched your right hip very carefully and it sort of moves on it's own little swing path. I've never thought too much about my hips, they just went along for the ride with my shoulder turn, but moving the right hip on it's own little swing path, moving down, around, and up makes it much easier to get back to the ball. I don't have to manipulate my posture or stretch my arms out to the ball in the downswing.
Thank you.
Thank you so much Chris 👍
This is the very part of my swing that needed clarity... I now have it!
You are the best instructor I’ve come across Chris, thank you Chris.
Thanks really appreciate it and glad it’s helped
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Thanks Chris, this is very timely since I've been working on exactly this to overcome my hips stalling out and causing me to early extend. I'll be taking my alignment sticks to the range and doing these drills!
Thanks Ed, not sure I’ve ever used those alignment sticks so much in a video!
You really nailed it Chris - the first time i really understood clearly the importance of the final "extension" move and how to work on it. Thank you so much !
Thanks Robert
Great stuff Chris, this will definitely help fix my pulls. The 2nd part about leg straightening is great becos i find the word rotate used in your first part can lead to hips rotating on a horizontal plane (bad). Left leg straightening that opens the left hip is very often overlooked.
Really nice job Chris, love the drills. Out today to try put some reps in.. 👍🏻
Chris this is the best video on hip rotation I have ever seem..very well explained..thanks well done
Thanks and really glad it’s helped
Chris, you are an amazing teacher, you explain everything in terms we golfers can understand. I can’t wait to try these drills, plus you have one of the most beautiful golf swings I have seen, you can tell how much you love to teach how to improve golfers golf swing, I watch the other Utubers golf Instructors for entertainment, I watch your Instructions to learn how to get better, to me that’s the biggest complement I could give
Thanks Kim really appreciate that, means a lot
Excellent tips. 👍🏽 That’s why many couldn’t achieve ball first then turf divot.
Phenomenal lesson here!
Thanks CR. Couldn't wait to share .. 72 today .. 3 birdies 3 bogies... 6300 yards. Long time coming much credit to you.
FANTASTIC VIDEO!!!
I never fully appreciated how the trail hip is supposed to rotate UP and then, after the hips rotate DOWN, the lead hip rotates UP, all in one smooth, continuous motion - at least, that's how I now see it. Mentally I had mistakenly broken my swing up into too many discrete pieces, and and as a result my hips weren't moving properly, but now they are. Thank you!!!
Een fantastische video instructie om uit een ‘vormdip’ te komen. 😉🏌️♂️👍
LOVE THE DEMO OF PULLING THE STICK OUT OF THE GROUND. THANKS
love this!! You have such a smooth swing. One thing that helps me on rotation is to push my front leg down forcing that hip socket back. That helps my rotation. This is a great video!! I was the guy who tilted back when throwing those hips lateral. Man, where have you been all my golf life?! Keep up the great videos!!
Thank you so much! Wow, you give clear keys for improvement, that I've not heard before.
Thanks appreciate it
Great video proper instruction
Great video as I had the “shanks “last couple of weeks and could not correct. I was ready to quit, even took a lesson to no avail. This video got me back on track. I can only assume my shoulders were following my hips around leaving the club face open is my guess. Thanks
wow the final feeling drill element is absolute gold finally think i understand it now ................doing it may be something else but great vid chris thanks for sharing
Thanks and yeah that last drill is one of my favourites to really help the golfer understand the moment through impact
Gotta give it to you, hands down the best teacher on TH-cam!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Great instruction...keeping that lead hip low on the shift and bingo! Thanks👍🏻
Thanks James, that move can massively help
Fantastic video Chris. Thank you.
Thanks
Thank you for the video. Thank you.
Thanks for this, really great tips and i think your second point here about the shoulders and hips separating ay be key to my over the top swing. Ive always struggled and never been able to fix it despite lessons, ill mention this at my next lesson (i know how much my instructor hates students that know it all from youtube vids tho lol). But seriously this makes a huge amount of sense, and just recorded myself and i definitely turn my shoulders with my hips 👍🏻
Hey Barry, it’s one of the reason me golfers don’t rotate the lower body as the upper often follows, this drill is great to get the right feel though. Hope it helps
Awesome video....wow! So keen to try this out tomorrow. Thank you!
Thanks Ryan and hope it helps
OK…… UR a miracle worker now ! LOL ! Hopefully it stops raining here in the San Francisco Bay Area today so I can take your encouragement about my hip turn 2 the range! LOL! Thanks 4 your help !
Great lesson
A very valuable lesson. I really appreciate the time and effort you put in to producing these videos.Thank you.
Thanks Rich, I love the process so thanks for taking the time to watch
One of the better online coaches aroudn
Great drills Chris.
Thanks
No smoke Chris! One of the best Hip/weight shift videos I have ever seen! Awesome!!!
Thanks
Another fantastic explanation and drill. Thank you very much. Oznur
Thanks
Brilliant 👏
Great detail Chris! One question, does the 1st hip action (down) apply to the driver?
Thank you, this is very helpful.
Thanks
Would you say that it is necessary in step 2 to have seperation between hips and shoulders? Thanks great video!!
Good teaching by 3steps
Excellent drill, thank you so much !
Thanks Eric
great video.... i was never aware of the 3 movements and yes you are right about the "bulb" or "ahah" moment - it happened to me... but can i make a suggestion: can you pls produce a video with the same content and combine all 3 movements into one continous flow using an iron.. and then a running explanation as to when each move starts and finishes (or transitions) to the next movement? thx...cheers...
Hi Chris. Another great video! My biggest problem is a straight pull. Primarily, I think this is because my shoulders follow my hips in rotation but I can’t seem to stop myself from doing this! Do you have any drills I could use to try and help me, please?
brilliant!
thanks Chris for another great video
Thanks Jon
This was really good
Great vid very good cheers coach
This is brilliant. If you can’t get something out of this best take up tiddlywinks.
Well, I'm off to buy some alignment sticks as this video is exactly what I'm doing wrong when I video'd myself. Everything is 'perfect' right up the club becoming parallel to the ground on the downswing. Then at impact I'm vertical over the ball and shoulders are 'up' exactly like his example in the drill #2. Thank you very much Mr. Ryan, I can say without a doubt you are the best teacher on TH-cam.
Thanks Roland appreciate that and hope the drill helps
Brilliant video. Some people swing like a robot because that's how their instructors told them. But they never understand the reasoning behind all that sequence. My understanding is that, physically we need to rotate the hip first while the arms stay put (i.e. don't swing yet), the hip rotation will automatically provide some speeds to the upper body and thus the arms, then the arms can follow, and at least, the hinges on the wrists left loose to whip the club. Easier said than done. If you observe great players doing it, they all do the same exact sequence. Most beginners really wants to hit the ball hard. And they ended up using a lot of powers from their arms and started pitching the club instead.
Fantastic…thanks
Eye opener for sure.
Thanks Jeff hope some of the info in here helps
@@ChrisRyanGolf Yes, this particular demo with the three elements broken down as they should flow together helped me get a mental sense of what was happening (feeling) when I hit my clubs pure. I’ll watch this definitely more than once!
Great explanation, Chris. Might be helpful if you had a slow-mo of the whole shot that shows the 3 phases.
Awesome!
Great video. Of those three movements, which are also needed to hit a wedge 50 yards, 30 yards and 15 yards? These distances are like a parachute when your plane is going down.
great Video I agree, I just think the last movement while pulling the alignment stick out of the ground could have been shown in a slomo replay, it was quite a fast move.
Great video Chris 👍
Thanks Simon
Hi Chris. Having seen a couple of your videos, I have just subscribed to your channel, convinced of its superiority over others. I do have a question that I have not seen covered-it has to do with the back swing. I am in the process of making my swing with irons more vertical, like yours, and its working well. The one thing I have great difficulties chasing is the top of the back swing. Since I come from a more horizontal swing, I was constrained by my agility, of lack of. A more vertical swing gives me freedom but I find that when I raise my hands to the level that you do, I lose control of the swing, rhythm and all. In fact, I think my hands are high but they are not. Can you point to a drill or a video you produced that covers issue?
great video
Alistair Davies is going to be hitting into you in a minute. Good video. I've found hip movement has to be right to get better.
Great lesson, is the same for a driver but with a different ball position at set up?
Great video but I’m confused about the first part - the shift left in transition. How do you do this without your head going too far forward? With the driver especially it’s a killer for me
I think that might be a "eureka" moment for me, might have to get my bean sticks out of the garden for this one. Thanks Chris.
Really hope it is Roland
Chris: I thank you for a fabulous video. I personally need clarity on an issue. You did not mention this but I think you did it; @ P-5 if you had a chair behind you is it important that left buttocks return to it while right holds ? Again thanks
Thx for the drills. I’m struggling to understand that left leg and left hip movement up and away. A popular TT’r says it’s like jumping backwards. The pros like Justin Thomas seems like they are jumping off the ground. My swing feels violent already without trying to jump away from the ground/ball. How do I do what you’re drills showed but still have a smooth swing like your last swing in this video?
Excellent! Thx👍
Thanks Andy
@@ChrisRyanGolf just getting back into golf & struggling with long game - this seemed to help in practise this morning. 4 fairways 6 greens last round placed a lot of pressure on short game - lucky to hit 75 - better long game will help!
The 'Fat Banana' drill helped me a lot. This is is the final piece of the puzzle I needed. Thanks!
Thanks Adam great to hear
Hi Chris. Is this move true for the driver as well? I am seeing great results with this with my irons, but battle with my driver
Everything you explained up to @11:10 is GOLD. However, I'm prone to "Coming Up " out of the shot is my nemesis ! I am scared to death to try that Leaping Move ! Help ....
Hi Chris, great informative video as usual. I noticed your right leg stayed pretty straight on the start of your downswing, is this something that has changed for yourself
Think I’ve always pretty much done that Lee, it tends to straighten quite late in the backswing and then stay that way as I begin down
I got 2 things out of this drill that I wasn’t aware of. The first was keeping the left hip low. Then the drill of pulling the alignment stick out of the ground using both legs.
@ChrysRyanGolf, would you do the same movement/drills with the Driver or longer clubs?
Similar yes, possible not as much lateral movements, but the other moves are similar yes
Is this a stack and tilt golf swing . cheers
Thanks have to work on them. Shoulders moving with hips is I think one of my oh crap moments!.. thanks chris
So many people do that Evan, hard to stop but that can be a huge part of the puzzle
Hey I worked the drills today and hit balls this afternoon and it is a aha moment! Thanks!
When you say that the lead hip (left) should be lower than the trail hip in transition, how long should that condition last? I am trying to get side right side bend in the downswing and I cant do both. Any advice?