Add INSTANT DISTANCE With These 2 Golf Swing Tips 🤯

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  • @AthleticMotionGolf
    @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад +2

    Get the AMG DISTANCE TRAINING For FREE Here 👉 athleticmotiongolf.com/distance

  • @scifisicko2390
    @scifisicko2390 3 года назад +16

    I've been a fan since you demonstrated that Sergio's lag is largely a 2D camera artefact. I am 56, self and RUclips coached. I've been mid-single hcp for as long as I can remember and I enjoy practicing. Since I started following you two years ago, i've come in to +2 and have had a lot of fun on the course. The way you present empirical data on what the pros do vs what we do makes it sensible to commit to a swing change, rather than just jumping from one random tip to another. Thanks and keep up the good work.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад +1

      Wow, that's an impressive accomplishment! Thanks so much for taking the time to share and for the kind words. We're glad you found us😊

  • @fitness4golf
    @fitness4golf 3 года назад +2

    Hey guys. My name is Shawn. I'm a golf fitness instructor and have three certifications in golf biomechanics and understand the golf swing pretty well. I watch a lot of golf videos. Some are good and some are bad (really bad) and one is excellent and that would be you. You guys have increased my understanding of the golf swing ten fold. Thank You!
    I would love to see a video on how the wrists gently hinge and set on the way to the top of the backswing. I tend to hinge a little early which bring the club inside and off plane. I still get to a good position at the top but that early hinge and set creates tension in my hands and consequently my brain wants to use that tension to help create speed.
    How about a drill to get tension out of the hands on there way to the top. It doesn't seem like a big deal but I know it has consequences throughout the downswing and release.
    Thanks guys and I appreciate your fantastic videos! You are the best instruction online.

  • @rowdyroddy519
    @rowdyroddy519 3 года назад +4

    With my students.... to get them to feel width... I have them feeling that they are keeping their knuckles as far from their right ear as they can. They are able to feel when they collapse that width when they feel their knuckles get closer to their ear. Works like a charm for my students.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад +1

      Love that feel👏 sounds like a great wifely to play with on the course too!

    • @rowdyroddy519
      @rowdyroddy519 3 года назад

      @@AthleticMotionGolf Yes... when their eyes are on the ball.. they have no visual reference to where their hands are, so they need to feel where they are.. and keeping the knuckles away from the ear is simple to remember and easy to feel. ..and most importantly, is they can feel when they collapse that width... they can easily sense when the hands get closer to the ear, and are able to correct it very quickly.

    • @rowdyroddy519
      @rowdyroddy519 3 года назад +1

      Hey... did you get my message about a video suggestion? About the trail heel coming up before impact VS keeping the trail heel down until impact. I would like to see some GEARS analysis of that. cheers guys.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад +1

      @@rowdyroddy519 yessir! In the meantime, up at impact is the answer 😊

  • @DanielSilva-bc5zv
    @DanielSilva-bc5zv Год назад

    You guys have the best everything and help so much 😊

  • @blsinsc1
    @blsinsc1 3 года назад +1

    Always enjoy these videos. The graphics of what goes on in a golf swing are amazing! Thanks guys!

  • @toddlittle926
    @toddlittle926 3 года назад +2

    Very good, with all the teaching info out there this was something regarding the shoulders I've never heard discussed, and so relevant 👍

  • @jimwaldman4770
    @jimwaldman4770 Год назад

    I recently discovered your RUclips site and applaud your use of technology to demonstrate the 3D movements of the body parts in the swing. I was wondering if you had any drills or suggestions on how to get the left hip to move backwards to obtain that quasi sit down position at the start of the downswing. thanks for any help. Is it because I’m not building up torque on the backswing so I have no tension to start it backwards? Is it related to a poor set up? Is it simply a skill that must be learned? Thanks again

  • @jeffreyanderson5106
    @jeffreyanderson5106 3 года назад +2

    Great job today boys... keep up the good work...

  • @3rdmillenniumfuture607
    @3rdmillenniumfuture607 3 года назад +2

    Genius. In terms of putting over a fundamental concept this is one of your best videos yet.
    I understood the theory about protracting/retracting shoulders but the first time it clicked was in seeing the overhead views of the pros.
    Ta muchly for this.
    One question/suggestion for a follow up would be to build on this and cover how the two arms need to work as one unit to keep the "real estate" in place. I think the lead arm can kill all the good work of the trail if it squeezes across the chest too soon

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      Thank you! You very correct about how the arms need to work in concert to preserve that prime real estate. Great follow up suggestion 👊

  • @markgreenberg3375
    @markgreenberg3375 Год назад

    Can you do a segment on hitting ball first ground after

  • @Martin_GT40
    @Martin_GT40 3 года назад

    Do you guys have any videos on “turning the hands over”?

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  2 года назад +1

      we did a "release " video on youtube a month back or so

  • @kevinshoemaker5466
    @kevinshoemaker5466 Год назад

    Love this. You can get this feel using a foam role vertical on floor aligned with spine, legs at 90 deg, alternating scapular punches. It will also loosen the deltoids and rotator cuffs allowing the shoulders to glide over the joints and ligaments❤

  • @caseypearce9078
    @caseypearce9078 3 года назад +1

    Like usual, great video guys. Was just at the range today after taking about 1.5 years off of playing. Feel like this will definitely help, but my question is about how to reconcile the idea of trail shoulder retraction. If you protract the lead and retract the trail, wouldn't the hands have to move their respective position? How do you reconcile that in the swing?

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      Not at all. Have you gotten to check out our recent Pros vs Ams on this topic?

    • @caseypearce9078
      @caseypearce9078 3 года назад

      @@AthleticMotionGolf Link plz sirs?

  • @harrycanter4931
    @harrycanter4931 2 года назад

    Great stuff!

  • @Thegolfdepartment
    @Thegolfdepartment 3 года назад +1

    I love the new perspective of viewing the swing plane from 90°, very cool idea

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      It’s a great way to see a lot of the body, arms and club. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻

  • @DanielSilva-bc5zv
    @DanielSilva-bc5zv Год назад

    The best video ever!

  • @alanberger9304
    @alanberger9304 2 года назад

    Hey, you guys are great!! I am a chiropractor and can appreciate the biomechanics. I am a student of the game and getting back playing from shoulder and elbow surgery. I am looking forward to taking it 1 step at a time. As you guys know you must learn motor skills slowly to working more. Maybe you can suggest a routine without paying for the subscription. You guys are very articulate. Thanks again for the education. I would love to meet you guys 1 day. I’m in NYC.

  • @paulpinard926
    @paulpinard926 3 года назад +1

    Wow that was a great video. All the content was insightful, but the last part where Mike showed the drill regarding how incorporated the right shoulder “pull” was the best way to highlight what is the correct movement should be. I could tell instantly how I was doing it incorrectly by pulling my elbow back not my shoulder.
    Thanks again guys, your insights and understanding of the golf swing is superb👍.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      Thanks so much for taking the time to watch, we really apprciate it! We're also glad it helped😊

  • @KT-ed8hj
    @KT-ed8hj 2 года назад

    How tight should our scaps be when we pinch the back scap back? Should they be loose as possible?

  • @permission2rock494
    @permission2rock494 3 года назад

    Wow hit the range and got those shoulders moving independently. Unbelievable feel. Had so much time in the downswing to find the slot. My 7 iron was carrying 180 plus easily which is good for me. This really stopped me swaying and maintained I stayed a lot more centred. Great lesson. Thank you

  • @billbarrett8434
    @billbarrett8434 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for all of the great instruction you guys provide to all of us!
    This instruction SEEMS to contradict another GEARS video (one of the first I watched of AMG, that has always stuck with me) that showed how much LESS the Pros turn their shoulders (and rather, drop their right hip deeper) as compared to the AM who made a lot of shoulder turn but didn't drop the right hip back very much. The GEARS compared the angles of shoulder turns with the pros being much less.
    How does that instruction correlate/reconcile with the instruction in this video for greater shoulder turn?
    Very curious, and wondering if I am not remembering the other video properly. I'll have to try to find it.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      I think you might want to revisit the other video (and make sure it’s one of ours😊) because I can’t think of anything contradictory we show in this video compared to what we’ve shown in the past. Would be happy to take a look if you’re able to recall the title.

    • @arjanpetersen
      @arjanpetersen 3 года назад +1

      A pro doesn’t have less shoulder turn. They generally have less hip turn on the way back.

  • @kmac33PS5
    @kmac33PS5 Год назад

    Just awesome fellas!

  • @austinkuyrkendall1301
    @austinkuyrkendall1301 3 года назад +2

    Thank you

  • @curttundra
    @curttundra 3 года назад +1

    When should you focus on that extra turn/extension of the shoulders? Can this be done early in the takeaway? Great work bytheby. Thanks for sharing. Curt

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад +1

      Great question. The left pretty much starts extending from the start with the right retracting towards the end of the takeaway. There will be some variation dependent on length of swing.

  • @garygallagher1225
    @garygallagher1225 2 года назад

    Does these tips still work if you're cack-handed playing golf. I find it a little bit harder to keep the arms in the correct place when moving to the back swing it fells like it's more strain on the chest.

  • @HJOTech
    @HJOTech 3 года назад

    As a new player this information is invaluable! Thank you so much! I love the technical breakdown. Helps me know exactly what to do.

  • @davepatterson3132
    @davepatterson3132 3 года назад +1

    Great video guys! I noticed all 3 players start from an open upper body position. Can you comment on this and is this a starting position you recommend. Thanks.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      Great catch! It’s very rare to see a good player not have slightly open shoulders at setup. It helps to not get the club inside early in the backswing👍

    • @jgb6802
      @jgb6802 3 года назад +1

      Carl Lohren's one move....

  • @stephenwilde2631
    @stephenwilde2631 3 года назад

    Hip movement up and down. Hi would you please make a video filmed from the front or rear, showing the leg vertical force. Thank you.

  • @oahujuniorgolfassociationc6656

    As always extreme goodness.
    What I would ask is that you not just give drills but assign a minimum number of reps and number of times going through the drills.
    Such as : we see results happen with this when students do X number of these every other day, or every day, over this X period of times.
    Keeping in mind we will be adding drills from other videos. So no one drill can be too much or go on for too long.
    Also please always differentiate between what applies to driver, irons or both. Also just now things change slightly as you move up the irons and into hybrids/fairway woods.
    You guys are Awesome.

  • @jacobwaldrop9222
    @jacobwaldrop9222 3 года назад +1

    Good job fellas. I wouldn’t mind seeing a video on the distance differences between hitting up on a golf ball vs down on a golf ball. Using driver. Got in a simulator the other day and saw that I was hitting down on the ball 6 degrees. Soooo, not great. I’m working on it. Thanks.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      Check out the Trackman and Flightscope optimizers. You’re giving up quite a few yards from being 6 down.

  • @latifkaba
    @latifkaba 3 года назад +1

    I focus on my left shoulder get past my chin . Would this be a good thing and at same time keeping width? Also would it help at set up to have closed stance? Thanks for answer in advance

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      The closed stance can have a few other drawbacks for some, but the shoulder under the chin is a good visual 👍

  • @David.J23
    @David.J23 2 года назад

    Thanks a million for all the great videos, i have been watching many videos from your channel over the past 2 days, and my swing was so much better sooooooooo solid just now at the range ! all the hard works that you have done answered most of my doubts ! Hope i can fly over one day to experience the great gears that you guys have created ! regards from Malaysia.

  • @davidterrie7661
    @davidterrie7661 3 года назад

    Another great video. Seems like a good time to ask this question. I've been working keeping my left shoulder down on the backswing, and it seems one thing that causes problems is when I try to reach back too much to create width. My shoulder comes more forward instead of down and my shoulders get flat on the backswing. However, I'm also trying not to keep my arms pinned to my chest. You showed an example of a guy with his shoulders sloped forwards some, which I thought was a counter to keeping your spin straight at setup. How should I think about my shoulders at setup and as the club goes back?

  • @richardjohnson-tb5pz
    @richardjohnson-tb5pz 3 года назад

    The scapular protraction/retraction seems like a great timing trigger for the transition sequence?

  • @robertmazzarachio7939
    @robertmazzarachio7939 3 года назад

    Great video and content, your explanations are crystal clear Thanks for sharing your expertise 👍👍

  • @chadschulze7892
    @chadschulze7892 3 года назад +1

    i remember tiger and butch working on really tucking the right arm in.....you guys are promoting a flying right elbow? I've tried this and it's very hard to find the bottom of the swing and feels weird when releasing....the tucked is nice, the right arm flys out through the shot in a touch of whip release.....that right arm straight method, my arms are locked up through the shot hand the head has a hard time passing the grip.....thoughts? maybe it's just two different types of people?...i mean are you looking for windows?

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад +1

      We ALWAYS teach in windows, and there's a lot of good in between tucked and flying 👊🙂

    • @chadschulze7892
      @chadschulze7892 3 года назад

      @@AthleticMotionGolf why don't you bums talk about the handle raising or lowering at impact? should you keep the handle low? when I stand the handle up, it's a push cut.....there needs to be a device that "slaps the handle position" proper lean AND PROPER lift angle.....meh meh? you geeeetttt it?

    • @arjanpetersen
      @arjanpetersen 3 года назад

      @@chadschulze7892 handle raising is an effect of poor downswing mechanics. You can’t just lower your handle. A lot of other stuff needs to happen. A high handle is least of your issues.

    • @chadschulze7892
      @chadschulze7892 3 года назад

      @@arjanpetersen yea this shit is tough...i will disagree only in the fact.... have you ever hit a "wipe"....you can just just pull the handle through too much....even with a perfect downswing. but yes the downswing is a possibility......

  • @richardoakley6560
    @richardoakley6560 3 года назад

    I’d love to see Kyle Berkshire’s play swing and LD swing in your software!

  • @jackarmstrong1838
    @jackarmstrong1838 3 года назад

    I have gained 15-20 yards with my driver by doing ONE THING you recommended. Keeping that left arm within the frame of my body. No, this isnt what you are talking about in THIS drill, but I want to thank you guys for helping me get my swing "organized" and "efficient". I still only swing 90-91 mph with the driver, but my contact is so much BETTER than it has been in a long time.I am 63 years old, and yes, you can hit it farther guys....

  • @johnk.atchley5079
    @johnk.atchley5079 3 года назад +1

    Would be very interesting to see the GEARS avatar of one of your senior clients that we seniors could relate to. Not a senior who is double jointed like Sam Snead, and not a senior who has no flexibility, but an average 75 or 80 year old 16 to 18 handicapper who you might show in both before and after images, meaning after he had worked with you to develop greater shoulder turn. What would his angles be that many of us could hope to also achieve.

  • @marcswindle5054
    @marcswindle5054 3 года назад

    Isn't the degree of right elbow angle bend dictated by the player's length of their arms, the width of their shoulders, and how much left arm adduction they do?

  • @dementus420
    @dementus420 3 года назад +4

    It just seems like people should, at the very least, be able to get this one, extremely important golf swing fundamental correct. Stop breaking that elbow down yall! Only swing back as far as you are able to keep that arm straight, even if it's waist high, and then start the downswing.

  • @yvesmarois743
    @yvesmarois743 Год назад

    Great

  • @jgixrod
    @jgixrod 3 года назад

    I want one of those hats

  • @pn312
    @pn312 3 года назад

    The swing thought that helps me keep my width is to remember to always keep my hands as far from my head as possible.

  • @briantierney4703
    @briantierney4703 3 года назад +1

    Please for Mike that he found his calling. Keep it up Frankenstein!

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      We all have our gifts 😂🧟‍♂️

    • @briantierney4703
      @briantierney4703 3 года назад +1

      @@AthleticMotionGolf In all earnest you guys kick ass. Your output is just gold.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      @@briantierney4703 we really appreciate that! Thank you for watching 🙏🏻💯

  • @troymartin5508
    @troymartin5508 3 года назад +3

    2nd guy Rahmbo. 3rd guy JT?

  • @philipkingsworth6638
    @philipkingsworth6638 2 года назад

    You guys are 😎

  • @chaddy-me-boy8299
    @chaddy-me-boy8299 3 года назад +2

    How many are saying Wow.
    I wonder how far I turn?
    Thanks guys.

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      What’s your best guess? 🤓

    • @chaddy-me-boy8299
      @chaddy-me-boy8299 3 года назад

      @@AthleticMotionGolf I just grabbed my 7 iron and went outside to try it. I can hit it 300 out of bed and I’m tight.
      I’ll bet you guys could get me to 310-320. The concept of starting to turn your wrists at the top to square it and instead of at the bottom is what I’m working on now.

    • @chaddy-me-boy8299
      @chaddy-me-boy8299 3 года назад

      I wasn’t past my back for sure.

  • @MM-zb9kc
    @MM-zb9kc 3 года назад

    The short swing looked like Rahm or Finau and the longer one looked like Cameron Champ.

  • @gtflyer
    @gtflyer 3 года назад

    Dang, I just got a mini cramp in my right-side ribcage...lol

  • @KT-ed8hj
    @KT-ed8hj 3 года назад

    7:47 how is his right shoulder retracted tho? Its to the left of the green line

  • @scottriley7145
    @scottriley7145 3 года назад +1

    Yikes! I thought gears had broken on that third pro!! Looked painful..

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад +1

      Looks like a gears exorcism ☠️😆

    • @scottriley7145
      @scottriley7145 3 года назад +1

      @@AthleticMotionGolf the power of Tiger compels you!

  • @j.d.7050
    @j.d.7050 Год назад

    Last golfer had to be Dustin Johnson.

  • @laflare1297
    @laflare1297 3 года назад +1

    First guy was forsure freddie couples

    • @AthleticMotionGolf
      @AthleticMotionGolf  3 года назад

      For sure wasn’t Freddie😊

    • @laflare1297
      @laflare1297 3 года назад +1

      @@AthleticMotionGolf damnit! Lol

    • @saaamyk
      @saaamyk 3 года назад

      @@AthleticMotionGolf I'm guessing Stricker and 3rd JD

  • @thomasfraser9072
    @thomasfraser9072 3 года назад +1

    Warning: Please be aware that most senior players do not have the flexibility to try and restrict the trail arm from folding. I know because about ten years ago I tore the muscles of my trail arm biceps doing just that,
    However now I know that the golf swing is one percent action and 99 percent reaction. So all I do now is consciously swing with my UPPER TRAIL ARM to my personal limit to the end of my backswing; and then swing with my UPPER LEAD ARM to the full finish of my downswing ending in the repeatable classic finish I have sought for forty years now.
    I could go into a chapter or two why science backs up my swing; but it is not necessary so I won’t. If only I knew the simplicity of the golf swing before my trail bicep injury. Cheers

  • @dankool688
    @dankool688 2 года назад

    What's the point of having Shawn if you're asking him and answering too..

  • @ryanjohnson2659
    @ryanjohnson2659 Год назад

    The videos all seem like men - any females in the mix? Can you differentiate any items for the female physique and swing?