The Secret Power Source for Incredible Distance!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, Steve demonstrates how the scapulae, or shoulder blades, can be utilized to massively increase your shoulder turn and windup in your golf swing.
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I love your passion and commitment to hitting the ball longer. Your videos are great and I have incorporated a number of elements that you have discussed. This video comes at a great time for me because as a senior golfer I decided to try and lengthen my swing with a bigger shoulder turn to naturally generate greater clubhead speed. I am not sure exactly what you are doing different between the 'before' and 'after,' but I will give it go. Your swing looks amazing by the way. I am definitely a 'before' scapulae guy right now, definitely. I can only go so far.
Impressing swinging there Sir! Thanks
Thanks Steve .. another great bit of advice ... time to get "back" to work. :-)
Always enjoy the content! Helping a 43 yo former pga pro fall in love with golf again. Quit playing for years and definitely lost some speed. Getting it back slow, but surely!
Right on!
43? You are a young guy, LOL. Get back into it and kick some butt.
I would just like to add that in one of Steve's videos he talked about the 'Orange Whip.' Based on that video I purchased it, and I can really say that it has helped me greatly. It is well worth the $109 or so. I am an older golfer and it has helped in a number of areas. Just sayin.' Good luck.
@@georgesealy4706 I was just working with it myself today and it helped me discover a really valuable feel.
Hi Steve I’ve come across your swing videos I’m wondering as I’m in my late 70s two years after a bulged disk in my lower back if I’d be putting added pressure on that area of my back. I’ve become all arm swing no swing speed and no distance equals no fun. Would appreciate your input.
Hey Steve, firstly thank you for starting me on this this swing type about a year ago, I'm loving it but about every 10 balls or so I get a straight pull left that goes miles! Any idea what's going wrong? I don't feel as if I'm doing anything differently when it happens. Thanks for the awesome content.
Hard to tell without seeing it, but please feel free to submit a swing analysis through my site where I can assist you better. Ball going left = closed clubface.
@@Inmotion70 Thanks for the reply Steve but as I'm well into my sixties, a video analysis of my homemade swing would probably....will show up a shed load of other faults I'd have to fix as well lol. Maybe if I ignore it, it might go away on it's own haha! Thanks again for putting me on this path.
I’m a former student. I have seen that great Mike Dunaway video and all of Mike Austin’s. I’m confused about the hand action you teach and the under and up( in the cone) that Mike Dunaway teaches?
Ripping it 🙌
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Looks so easy....I can do a good swing watching my reflection in the sliding glass door in the backyard....then, I get over a ball and freak and revert back to my short back swing and punch ball swing...🙄
How can you train yourself off of this habit.
The reflection to watch helps see the correct fundamentals.... Thanks for your vids...⛳
As a physical therapist, I would like to add that if you focus on your scapulae during the golf swing, you will most likely tighten up and slow down your speed. This would be a good exercise to do to as a warm up, or do some yoga moves. However, the grand majority of your rotation comes from your thoracic spine, where the majority of people have limitations.
Wrong you use muscles to turn not your spine and bones . Everyone is limited if you use your spine to turn that was the the underlying theme of MA teachings that you gonna wreck yourself no matter what physical gifts you have .
@@zacharydmoser well, my 20 years of experience and my doctoral degree disagree with your rebuttal. I'm not sure what you mean by MA? Without contraction of your muscles which are connected to your spine, you won't have any movement. Your T spine has a bias for rotation, which is due to the angle of the facet joints. Your scapulae provides a base for stability for your stabilizing muscles and also allows for upward rotation of your glenohumeral joint. The important point to note is that your muscles have various functions depending on the action you are performing, but to actively try to retract your scapula on one side and protract it on the contralateral side is only going to cause you to tighten up and destroy your swing.
@@bitario723 ya Bidens got 40 years and he don't know what he's talking about figuratively and literally. MA says don't turn from the shoulders you will take 3 lever beating .
You rotate a side of your body between the ball and spine . The spine is on the back not centered in your body .
@@zacharydmoser I'm not going to argue biokinematics with you, sorry. Also, politics has nothing to do with this. I know what I know. You can continue to refute it, but if you were more mature I'd have a conversation. Do what you want.
How do you feel about the Stack & Tilt method
I don't like it.
I must interject
Here is the “secret power source”
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However, good swing mechanics are a way to get more efficient and effective power at the ball.
Muscle mass is not the best power source, otherwise Jamie and Kyle never would have won the long drive titles. They are skinny.
@@Inmotion70
Jamie worked out hard - saw him on the weights.
@@billygraham5589 Certain years yes. Not early on when he won.
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All I know is I am (was) a scratch golfer, and I stopped playing in November of last year and moved to Oregon and it was too cold to play golf (and no golf course near where I was renting), and a month ago it warmed up so I went out and was too weak to hit very well or powerfully. Over that time I’ve hit a few dozen buckets of balls and hit a lot of shots out of the sand, done some push-ups and my game is improving as I get stronger, as I can execute better. And I am hitting longer. I hope to do some pull-ups next week and get my strength back pretty much fully and expect to hit long, reaching par 5s in two. With body strength I can keep my head stable even when pulling down hard. You cannot hit a shot well if the head slides around, and the way to stop that is to practice swinging and building strength to have head and body control. Working out works wonders - provided you know what you working on. Too big of muscles can be, I’ve noted, an impediment to good mechanics.
And as to Jamie Sandusky (or however you spell his last name) I saw a video of him and he was working out hard, and describing his workouts. Did not seem to me he just took up working out at the end of his long drive career and before going on to try to play the mini-tour.