STACK & TILT 10 Words - WEIGHT FORWARD
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- Опубликовано: 16 фев 2024
- When it comes to simplifying the golf swing, the Stack & Tilt 10 words does exactly that. Five "2-word" concepts that condense the most important parts of the swing into 10 simple words. The first two words are WEIGHT FORWARD and this video will discuss and highlight the importance of having your WEIGHT FORWARD if you want to be a successful golfer.
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I am so impressed with the quality of this series and your commitment to helping the masses improve! Bravo Rob 👍🏻
Thank you, Jon! 🙏🏻
Welcome back Rob!
Thanks, Joe!
All the very best Rob.
Thank you, RC! 👍🏻
Good luck Rob😊!
Thanks, Mark!
Great video, thank you.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Great to find you again. I’m just starting my 12th month of GolfTec in person. Your videos are an excellent supplement.
Thank you, David!
So good to see you back!!
Thanks, Tom!
@@robcheneygolf1 Hi Rob, I enjoy your videos. If I want lessons how is the best way to hook up with you??? thanks
@@ConnieTingle Hi, Connie. I conduct all of my online lessons via the Skillest platform. If you download the Skillest app you can search for me on there.
Fantastic Rob! One of the best videos that I believe will help me more than any I’ve watched on the S&T. Thank you.
Thanks, Mark. Happy to hear that you found the video so helpful! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Such a great video. Far too many golf instructionals use jargon that doesn't help people understand what they're doing wrong or should be doing. This is concise, and easy to understand. I've finally figured out my ball striking isn't as pure as it should be and someone recommended stack and tilt. This explained it so well!
Thank you so much. Glad it was helpful!
Rob, i know you have done an s&t video with driver but can you explain how we go from striking 5" after the ball with itons but bottoming out before the ball with driver? It would be great to have a demo of both swings in the same video where you explain the difference. Love the content, thought we had lost your excellent instruction on RUclips.
It's a combination of ball position relative to the swing centre (lead shoulder) and more extension in the driver swing to raise the club away from the ground faster than in an iron swing.
@@robcheneygolf1 cheers Rob. Makes sense, just need to practice with both I guess.
Just discovered this channel. For someone with too much lateral motion in the swing this is amazing. Thanks
Glad you enjoy it!
I’ve read the book twice; so nice to hear it explained with the video examples and analysis.
Thank you, Wayne!
Ron, I am old and very stiff due to past disc problems. I can only turn my shoulders about 15 degrees! To get my shoulders turned 90 degrees from the target line, I have to start with my hips about 75 degrees turned (15 + 75 = 90). I can only do this by starting with my back foot facing away from the target. I actually tried this and think I can maybe still get a swing at the ball. Should I try this for awhile or forget about getting the shoulders turned 90 degrees?
I used the stack and tilt system all through my twenties and that was previously the high point in my golf career. I went away from it for some reason but, now at 44, I am back to this system and playing really good golf again. Thank you for your help.
That's great to hear! Enjoy!
Rob, a request, keep the red center line indicator of your body in place whilst swinging back and through, thanks
Love the stack and tilt concept. Subbed. Whatever happened to Nick?
Hey Rob - as with all of us great to see you back and wow would love to come to camp one day! We even have 2 S&T coaches in Aus now!!! Did the S&T 2.0 instructional videos ever get transcribed anywhere?
Hey, Marc! We’re working on a Camp for Australia. Where abouts are you located? As for the 2.0 DVDs, you can buy them at www.stackandtilt.com
We live in Sydney from October to March then back to Italy! Let me know if you need a house!
@@marcmanion4264 sounds amazing! Don’t think I’ll be out before end of March, so maybe this coming winter we’ll look to schedule something.
Hi Rob, while keeping weight forward (think you said 60% at top of swing), is there still a sensation of bracing against the instep of the right foot? I say "bracing" to emphasize no weight transfer but still getting a slight sensation of pushing against your right foot. Sorry to get super picky but this area seems to be making me come too far from the inside which creates over-draw. Cheers, John
This reminds me of Sam Goulden's Square to Square method.
I’ve not come across that method.
Cracking series of videos - what would you suggest re left wrist on take away- palm down or position where right wrist is cupped with left wrist above it?
I’m not sure I fully understand your question, but I address the wrists in the takeaway in this video - Don’t Make This Backswing Mistake | Master The Takeaway!
ruclips.net/video/J1Elqj2qhtU/видео.html
@@robcheneygolf1 The answer was there! My poorly phrased question I’m afraid. I was trying to determine wrist position at P2 or whether to try and bow the wrist prior to P2. Many thanks
Content is awesome as usual! I think the video quality needs to be back to the way it was before. Can you increase the resolution or somehow make them more clear? Thank you.
Yes, will definitely keep working to improve the quality. Thanks for the feedback. 🙏🏻
Best Instructor is back!
@@arnevidarpedersen1198 I’m back!!!
I need this review. My ST has completely fallen apart.
Let me know if you need more help
@@robcheneygolf1 how do we connect?
Having issues with the hip bump portion of this, creating a slight spinal tilt at address. When doing this right, should it close your hips towards the target a bit?
Yes, that can be a good feeling to have.
Rob, I riveted on that initial slight hip bump at P-1 and thru your backswing you don't appear to move off it at all. Does that additional 4-6 inches left start at the beginning of the downswing , halfway down or continually thru to contact? Stay well-Russ
Beginning of the downswing, Russ. ➡️➡️➡️
I lost track of you Rob. Hope all is well.
Thanks, Michael! 👍🏻
Superbe, one question; Once you bring your club at the top of your backswing, your right leg is straight, now is your weight at 80% on the left side before you initiate your downswing?
More like 60-70 left as I start the downswing.
Is weight forward applied the same with the driver?
Yes, there's a video I made specifically for the driver - ruclips.net/video/vytLYhHKTXk/видео.html
You should re-do your ten words template series but this time with driver. All this works beautifully for me with irons. Driver... not so much.
Play Driver off front foot.
I tried this and feel like I'm doing this 'correctly', but still find I push off my right leg at the start of the down swing?
Try putting even more weight on your front leg and then turn around that leg (use the left leg/hip as the pivot point).
@robcheneygolf1 OK ill try. Thanks. Definitely the feeling of starting the downswing which I find difficult to get a grasp of.
The easiest start the downswing (for me) is feeling like I am crushing a can with the ball of my left foot. Maybe that will help too?
Doesn’t work. Played 18 holes this morning and every drive was two feet off the ground. Absolutely F in terrible!
Did you finish your swing in balance with your belly button facing the target? I rather doubt it!
@@sandyr5195 Oh, I thought you were Rob? I see you’re not! I think I’ll need to see credentials before accepting criticism!
@@bobskaftfeld5611 I doubt Rob will reply to dumb comment like yours.
@@sandyr5195 I asked for your credentials speaking of dumb responses. Having not been provided any I think I have my answers!
@@sandyr5195 I see by your response you’re not a Professional Teacher! That said, you should likely opt out of this or provide your credentials