Hit Every Club Consistently | Stable Spine in Crazy Detail
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How would you like to make more consistent golf shots? How do we stop blocking and hooking randomly in the round? For those looking to stop over stroking, this video on Hit Every Club Consistently | Stable Spine in Crazy Detail is for you. We have the golf swing and your total game broken down to the 5 most important keys in our Top Speed Golf System. In this video we'll cover how spine movement can affect your golf swing, while improving key fundamentals! Start having real control of your game. Be able to hit any shot in golf! We’ll teach you.
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Thanks, as always. You’re helping so many golfers including me and I hope your business is prospering.
The extension thing is one of the least understood counter-intuitive facts about the golf swing. NO ONE looking at a golf swing would see this happening. It’s a game changer.
Thanks for the kind words and well wishes. Play well!
It’s so interesting to learn from a teacher who understands why and can separate it from what you see in order to teach how. Bravo!
During the second minute you said that your spine tilts towards the target at the top of your back swing. Within the next minute you said that it stays relatively the same at the top in relation to the start (which would be away from the target).
Clay, thanks again! Big difference between just information and clear cut information. You did a great job helping my knowledge grow!
Thanks Stat Chat!
Great detail once again for those of us who want and need to really understand how and why... not just "do this because it's correct"..Love your instruction, thanks.
Thanks Alan!
Excellent!!!!! this video is definitely for fine tuning a swing for mid to low handicaps.
Hi Joe, thanks for the comment. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Nice one Clay. Bk mrk for review again. When I focus on discipline, I am now hitting the driver consistently. When going back to my irons, already 20 yd improvement without even trying. I think driver training should be done more in the beginning of one s golf journey. It teaches you what you have to do. Emphasis have to do. Thank you so much for your nice videos.
So informative and educational. Love it. How I wish to have a personal lesson to check and correct my golf swing 😍
Hey, thanks for the interest, but Clay doesn't offer private lessons. He focuses all his time on making videos and running the business. This allows him to help as many people as possible. Robin, our Director of Instruction, does private lessons in the Orlando, FL area. If interested then follow this link: topspeedgolf.com/in-person-lessons-with-robin-rosado/. Play well! Nate | TSG Instructor
@@TopSpeedGolf Thank you Sir. You have earned my respect. 👏👏👏
My pleasure!
Hi Clay, Really enjoy your instruction. I realized something fascinating from this video. It seems to me that "lateral bend" and "reverse pivot" are similar in a way. The difference is what the hips are doing. If the hips are sliding back and then forward, it's a reverse pivot. If the hips are rotating, it's a proper lateral bend--to the left, then to the right. I've noticed in the modern swing, with the braced right leg and minimal hip rotation, that many players seem to have a reverse pivot (see In Gee Chun). This video has helped me see what is actually going on with the body.
Extension on backswing is my trouble area, I see a ton of videos on reverse pivots and I have the exact opposite where my hips move forward toward target and head moves back. Good info, I tried working on this and it almost feels like I’m doing a reverse pivot on purpose but on camera it does not show any reverse pivot. Odd feeling but hopefully feels natural after practice.
Great video and tips near the end... Applied with solid progress on day one. Excited for next round! Thank you
Thanks Drew! Glad the video helped. Keep up the good shooting! ~ Quentin | TSG Instructor
Yet another great video, Clay! I reckon 'side bend' is really misunderstood among plenty golfers...
Thanks!
Hi clay awesome I can't get a enouth of you vidioes you are the pervfect and a very good mentre
Thanks Owen!
Great video Clay, I'll make sure to share
Thanks!
This is 100% a swing lesson. People done understand how important knowing this is. It will literally fix a slice just by having proper movement
Thanks for sharing!
Top Speed Golf - Clay Ballard thank you for sharing. Do more of these. Understanding why and how the body works is equally just important in a lesson as a swing lesson and drills itself. Correct shoulder crossings is a big one too for fixing over the top and slices.
Great video, bookmarked!
Hi r. Superku, thanks for the comment. Glad you liked the video. Play well ~ Quentin | TSG Instructor
👌🏻 thank you
My pleasure!
Hi Clay thanks for the advice! One question, I seem to have way more rotation in my hips than my thoracic spine and I have been a bit inconsistent with strike. Any advice on how much hip rotation is too much?
Hi Brian, typically 60 degrees would be the max. You're average Tour player is about 50 degrees. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Thanks very much I am way over that and gonna work on that at the range thanks
I watched this bud before but then switched to the stack and tilt system. But I found too many inconsistencies. The stable fluid spine is a better concept . How we, I struggle with left side flexion on the takeaway. Any way you could peel that back more?
Great video, my understanding of the side bent was a bit different. I thought the spine would be straight in side bent, which means that the hips would also be tilted. As for as I understand now is that only the upper part of the spine is in side bent, is that correct?
Hi, as you go through impact, the entire spine is going to bend and curve to the right if you're a right hander. It essentially the same thing as standing straight up with your hand to your side and then tilting your spine down so that your right hand goes toward your right knee. I hope that helps. Play well ~ Quentin | TSG Instructor
Hey Clay, what is a good drill for someone that is under there plane and flippy thru impact? Thx!
so i was out on the course saturday and i just didn't hit the ball well at all samed like i was coming up and out of shots ,i'm trying the hip turn ,i was great at the driving range and played like crap on course ,ilike video
Thanks! Hope it help.
I'm a student of Ben Hogan and I know you're not referencing him here but my question is is this what he did with his spine as well
Hi Billy, yes, this is what all good players do for the most part. You won't see too many if any Tour players not moving this way. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Every single day I work on these principles without a ball......I've even brought in the use of power bands into my routine.....My posture, stance, and rotational base have never been more consistanly stable....My ball striking has never been better.
That's great Johnny! Keep up the hard work. Play well ~ Quentin | TSG Instructor
Specifically the flexion is at the hips and anterior rotation of the pelvis not at the lumbar spine although there is lumbar extension in the follow-through.
Otherwise lumbar flexion=back pain.
How does one know if he has too much FLEXION. That is, bent over TOO much at setup. Any tips on how much Flexion (forward spine tilt) one should have at setup?
How long do u need to be playing where u feel these things are more natural in your game. I have been playing for 10 weeks and it's just too much to have to think about. It's getting better but I always tend to forget something in the sequence. not turning enough or forgetting to hinge wrists. wow its tough. do u just turn up at the range one day and realise u can do it without thinking. but even good players find it tough. I guess golf people are people that like a challenge
5 to 10years...that roughly will cost you to get consistent.
Hi James, this is different for everyone but it will take some time. The more you do something the more you will get comfortable with it. This is true of about any skill. Think about when you first started learning to type. At first, you had to look for every letter on the keyboard and peck each one individually. I'm not sure about your typing ability now but you likely don't even have to think about where every key is. You just think of the word and type it. Clay has set up the Top Speed Golf System so that you can go through each piece step by step and build your swing. Focusing on one thing at a time and ingraining that motion before you go on to the next piece. It's the fastest way to build your swing. If you're thinking about shoulder turn, wrist cock, and other things all at the same time then you'll likely spin in circles and it will be more difficult to improve. I hope that helps. Play well ~ Quentin | TSG Instructor
James, I don't know much...but I do know more than most about what you're going through. It is my theory that it is NOT ENOUGH to just feel naturally and forget the fundamentals. Instinct will take you straight to, in my opinion, exactly where your innate talent is--which may end up being a 15 handicapper -- or a 2. However, with proper training and lessons you can avoid some, not all, of the faults that you would groove or ingrain that will hamper your swing for life. A bad grip, bad posture, early release etc, etc....Clay's videos are incredibly detailed--and some are better for beginners than others (obviosly). Good luck!
The golf swing is an incredibly complex set of movements. On top of that is the proper timing of those movements. So, like any complicated exercise that needs to be reproducible it's going to require a lot of practice (ie., repetition) until your body can feel the right set and sequence of movements. But it's totally doable to get acceptable within a few years IF you put the time in, and don't burn out in the process. Good luck!
whenever i go to the driving range and practice my backswing theres this pain or soreness on my lower back, is this something that I am doing wrong with my posture or my swing? (i do not have any medical conditions)
Hi breezy, it's really hard to say without seeing your swing. I would highly recommend that if you feel any pain to stop immediately and go see a medical professional. Hope you feel better soon! ~ Quentin | TSG Instructor
Do you tighten your core when you swing or is your abs relaxed?
Hey coach, how come my left shoulder has a hard time clearing from my chin on the downswing?
Hard to say. I'd have to see what's going on in your swing.