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Anybody else thought he was gonna hit the med ball?

Two things im working through right now with Ty. Thanks for the demo's!

You guys cut the video to a part that didn’t intro what he was saying well

Very well explained Ian. Thanks

Would you advise the same swing thought for driver? (Assume you probably would)

Awesome video. Struggled/ struggling for a long time w reverse pivot and over rotation in the backswing…Love the thought of wide hands not above the shoulder, looking forward to taking this thought to the range.

Way to complicated dude! Simplify it!

I feel my left hands going out to the ball in downswing. this is so good

Great instruction Ian. You should have a lot more subscribers. Are you related to Julian Mellor

Is that Tommy Fleetwood?

Thanks for the great tip 👍 And thanks for not spending too much time on ….what’s the wrong way. This video hits the spot 👍

The easiest drill to encourage the “drop” of the arms is to UNWEIGHT and increase your pelvis flexion (aka squatting action) on the downswing and push the glutes backwards. The lowering of the body at start of P5 will automatically lower the arms to P6 position and once shaft is parallel to the ground, the player Simple’s rotate to impact P7 position to square the club face.

Thanks Ian, quite certain this has been 1 of my main faults but no one has a lesson on it. Many thanks!

Awesome 👏 😎 this is “exactly “ what I was looking for. Thanks a bunch mate !

Ok will try hips first then rib cage witch is covering the ball left leg pushing the left hip up and away.

I have experimented with this "gravity drop" of the arms on the downswing and it does work. One has to keep keep the body structure and keep rotating the body through impact in order for it to be successful!

So the sequence of the golf swing is………../…..and from transition to downswing is……….

Does he think through his presentation before presentation or just ad lib it? Good info.

Excellent explanation. Thanks

Excellent. Thanks

Very well explained. Thank you

Gay

I feel a big stretch in the groin area. Is this normal?

How does the lead hip in the backswing work? I feel like if I stay with internal rotation on my lead side during the backswing I feel alot of strain on the lower back?

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Great video. Good movement starts with postural awareness. I needed to hear this. Thanks

Awesome video. Will help a lot of people

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Cheers Julian. I’ve got the worlds biggest overswing and never feel stretch in the backswing at all and have a club the ends up sometimes horizontal on my lead side. Going to give this a go. Would love to see it work. I’ve always struggled with timing, what would be the first move to initiate the downsizing from there.

Thanks Ian. Great video nice simple drill to get the swing started properly. One question how far apart are the balls? They look about 3 feet apart? Thanks very much

Very kind Paul!

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Great video Ian. Never paid attention to the lead hip during backswing, this makes so much sense.

Yeah but that is not rotation, you basically stay in flexion and move the neck and head, that is not a backswing. First of all the spine is at the back of the torso and is going into a combination of tilting, extension and rotation resulting in the top if the spine facing the target. The bottom of the spine is facilitated by allowing the pelvis to drop a bit and turn, you will notice the left knee will come forward and is lower than the right knee. A false idea is that you can rotate around you spine, that is more an image than reality.

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Great vid with a lot of info. I think you should list out ALL the steps!!😂

While remaining in my golf posture: at the transitional phase of my golf swing I imagine a direct connection between my magic trail elbow and the firing movement of my lead hip out of my way for my downswing. With this connection my right elbow automatically drops into its slot. Without this connection my trail elbow is indeed left behind. Cheers👍🥂😊

Thank you, Ian. Enjoy your videos.

Great video and should be very helpful for many people. Couple questions 1. First I think the part most people struggle with is that initial phase of the takeaway to where when the hands are opposite the trail thigh the grip end of the club points at the lead hip. Do you have any specific drills or way to achieve that? And as a follow up do you have any drills or thoughts to achieve the hands being past the trail elbow and club-head on or just outside the hands when the club is parallel to the ground on backswing or P2. It would be interesting to see a video on this. 2. One part of this video that could be confusing is when you speak about pressure shift and mass shift. They are completely different and I think should be clearly separated. When I look at great players force plate data I see an early pressure shift into trail leg and usually done between P2 and P3 with a mid iron and between 65% and 80%. The mass doesn’t move much with a mid iron 1 to 1.5 inches by P3 and definitely no sway but the pressure moves first and faster and more than the mass. It would be interesting to see a video on this

Love the video! Is it supposed to be unedited?

Thank you, the wide takeaway feeling made this so much easier to fix. Watched a lot videos and this related the most for me

Thanks mate, was getting annoyed with my Gumby like qualities but option 1 plus feeling like I’m turning against my inner right leg gets me there.

Like it.

so actually the heel comes up after/simultaneous with the hit?

Do I just spin hips from top of back swing?

I did this move today and it felt so good!! All shots went straight!

Such a GREAT video for those that early extend! Actually, it might be the key!

Correct! Do not dip the left hip on your backswing In addition Bobby Jones years ago said that on the downswing he is twitching (firing) his lead hip back this then turns the right hip towards the target. Thank goodness at 77 I still have working hips and rotating them the correct. Cheers

Ian, great lesson. I've been looking for a mirror just like that one. Who makes it? Thanks!

Percy Cooper spoke of swinging in a barrel. I now suggest the so call barrel is the rolling rib cage of our bent chest. So let the good times roll. Don’t worry Swing Happy😊Cheers