Understanding the Sequencing of the Downswing
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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"When you are in traffic, and you use your middle finger to tell someone they're number 1." Hilarious. 😂
Enjoy the little things, lol. All the best.
Ive been experimenting with using my left lat stretched to start the transition. For some reason it makes me feel like i can get in the slot.
Left Lat stretched in the backswing creates more depth for the hands away from the ball making finding the slot much easier. All the best.
Great insight! I hadn't heard this before. Do you think the same idea applies to the take-away?
The backswing is does not work in the same order. The body moves the club therefore the pressure has to lead both the back swing and downswing. We have several videos we have posted addressing the backswing which you may enjoy as well. All the best.
Undoubtedly (for me) the best right arm transition concept video I’ve run into … having the right arm movement sensation beginning at the right sternum arranges the right side movement in perfect sequence. Thank you.
Glad it helped, all the best!
just putting attention to the sterna clavicular joint helps bring awareness to the parts of the body that need to move toward the ball.. good stuff.
Happy it helped! All the best.
Good stuff, learnt something. Ty for the demonstration at the end with the club and bag, looks totally different to when you were using the right arm only with no club.
Glad it was helpful! All the best.
I try to shallow the club since so many time without success. I'm not OTT but my shoulders open and my shaft is steep in transition then I stand up to late shallow. So what you are saying is that the opening of my shoulders or if you prefer the center of the sternum, should opens toward the target but I should learn how to shallow the club with the wrist? I'm lost in this move. Any help will be appreciated. Do you think I should find the way to shallow the shaft naturally or try to put the shaft in a shallow position in order to understand it? Excellent video as always, thanks!
Sounds more like early extension which would mean you want to watch our videos on loading the pressure into the trail side during the backswing. Applying more wrist is never the answer and often is what gets in the way of moving the body efficiently. All the best.
@@measuredgolf Yes, I early extend, maybe I'm wrong, but I think I early extend in order to late shallow the shaft which is too steep in transition. Makes sense? If so, you still think I should focus on trail side loading? If that's the case which video are you refering too? Is it one of those? "Managing the Grapes: Learning How to Load and Unload the Body" or "The Concept of Loading and Unloading the Body During the Golf Swing"? Thanks again! :)
Early extending does not shallow the club. Whichever video works best for you. All the best.
@@measuredgolf Respect your opinion but got to disagree on this one. If I stand up my upper body, the club gets shallower or gets more from the inside but not the desired way.
@@lekster0015 think you should do some reading on biomechanics. Body rotating is a shallower body stoping and standing up is a steeper. All the best.
Thank you very much for this video. Been looking for someone to go thru the sequence of the downswing and you just did it expertly.
Please consider doing a video explaining how to use our tools (our clubs).
We have some videos that talk about selecting clubs that have been uploaded in the past. All the best.
Have searched for years to find the best way to start the downswing. Finally I think I have found it. Thank you.
@@edmainman5353 glad it helped.