Three are some vital & basic rules of sporting applied to all creatures are normally ignored by most golf instructors! The rule no. 1: all our actions are dominated by balance-compensation, that's is similar to so called butterfly effect. In other words,if we see some parts of the body are moving, they maybe just a counter reaction of some other part's moving! Rule no.2: we only could activate a single muscle at a time by contract it (that means we should elongate it first), and don't try to change the side,it takes too much time to diversify the control signal to change the side. Rule no.3 : it is most efficient to give the force from the center part of the body. That's the reason why most of our big muscles are grown arround the waist,not the shoulders,no the hips! Rule no.4 Use theost neighboring part of working load to drive. So the pitcher use to right shoulder to pitch even the shoulder is driven by cest->belly->pelvis->thigh. More important!our down swing do start with action of lead hip. But that's a perfect mistake! This action just like when we scare a dog from behind, we should first transfer the lacking status for moving, so the squat down is used to unlock the hemus on the pelvis and let the big rotator to pup up so the pelvis could go forward toward the outside of the leading thigh. That make the belly could extend far before the pelvis. And......
Wow Rory is doing my fabulous: Compounded Wiggle Waggle of his alternating hips knee and buttocks; he pauses and then swings his clubs perfectly. Try this yourself as it will wake up your hips, buttocks and knees for a fabulous, accurate and powerful centralized lower body swing from start to finish Cheers🥂👍😊😍
@@steveperry1344 I have to admit it subtle. I may decide to make a video about it come spring. If you watch some good female golfers you might notice the wiggle waggle better. I know I did. It looks funny but it works when done right because it activate the lower body action from the start to finish of the entire swing
@@steveperry1344 yes. And and once in your golf posture to start your back swing be sure to immediately move your naval towards your trail hip as this will keep you in your golf posture and the power from your stomach and oblique muscles groups are what diagonally pushes your trail hip out of the way as well as protects your spine from injury. Then start your downswing by consciously and aggressively moving your naval diagonally to your other side as this action will immediately push your lead hip and knee out of the way; prevent premature extension and propels your arms to assist your club to travel through your ball and not finish until at the end of your swings when your trail toe will automatically touch the ground. Never try to hit at the ball as this will stop the momentum of your swing. Remember allow your club head to swing through the ball not at the ball Let me know the moment you feel greatness in your swing. I promise you it will become unmistakable and repeatable at the same time. What I am teaching you is what some might call the true XFactor of the golf swing. As the fact is the golf swing is not horizontal, not vertical but actually are dynamically two diagonal lines crossing center of one another. The dynamic moving center of your swing is your naval. And all the other pieces simply fall into place. Cheers 😃👍⛳️🥂
@@steveperry1344 Lastly I highly recommend you use a neutral grip in your golf swing. Also remember to get into your correct golf posture by bending from your hips and slightly flexing your knee. As you are doing this you should also press your upper arms against your rib cage and your elbows of your corresponding lead and trail shoulder be pointing down towards corresponding lead and trail hip sockets. Now you swing your club inward with your upper arms pressing against your rolling rib cage ending at 3/4 of a turn and then with both arms continuing to swing upwards about 1/4 of a turn which will temporarily separate your trail elbow/ upper arm from your rolling rib cage. Note at the top of your backswing your naval should be closely over your trail hip. Because you wound up your body effectively your downswing will then be automatic as you swing your club down your upper trail arm/elbow will return immediately to your rolling rib cage now going in the opposite direction. And your naval will also immediately move in the opposite direction for your obliques and stomach muscles to immediately push your lead hip and lead knee out of the way for you to complete your downswing. Hope I made myself clear. If not ask me to clarify any particular things I wrote. Cheers 😊🥂👍😍
Three are some vital & basic rules of sporting applied to all creatures are normally ignored by most golf instructors!
The rule no. 1: all our actions are dominated by balance-compensation, that's is similar to so called butterfly effect. In other words,if we see some parts of the body are moving, they maybe just a counter reaction of some other part's moving!
Rule no.2: we only could activate a single muscle at a time by contract it (that means we should elongate it first), and don't try to change the side,it takes too much time to diversify the control signal to change the side.
Rule no.3 : it is most efficient to give the force from the center part of the body. That's the reason why most of our big muscles are grown arround the waist,not the shoulders,no the hips!
Rule no.4 Use theost neighboring part of working load to drive. So the pitcher use to right shoulder to pitch even the shoulder is driven by cest->belly->pelvis->thigh.
More important!our down swing do start with action of lead hip. But that's a perfect mistake! This action just like when we scare a dog from behind, we should first transfer the lacking status for moving, so the squat down is used to unlock the hemus on the pelvis and let the big rotator to pup up so the pelvis could go forward toward the outside of the leading thigh. That make the belly could extend far before the pelvis.
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Any side on in your videos?
Wow Rory is doing my fabulous: Compounded Wiggle Waggle of his alternating hips knee and buttocks; he pauses and then swings his clubs perfectly. Try this yourself as it will wake up your hips, buttocks and knees for a fabulous, accurate and powerful centralized lower body swing from start to finish Cheers🥂👍😊😍
i see his swing and body action but i don't think i'm seeing the wiggle waggle you talk about.
@@steveperry1344 I have to admit it subtle. I may decide to make a video about it come spring. If you watch some good female golfers you might notice the wiggle waggle better. I know I did. It looks funny but it works when done right because it activate the lower body action from the start to finish of the entire swing
@@thomasfraser9072 ok, now i see it. so it's a mini rehearsal of the hip action, gonna try it, thnx.
@@steveperry1344 yes. And and once in your golf posture to start your back swing be sure to immediately move your naval towards your trail hip as this will keep you in your golf posture and the power from your stomach and oblique muscles groups are what diagonally pushes your trail hip out of the way as well as protects your spine from injury. Then start your downswing by consciously and aggressively moving your naval diagonally to your other side as this action will immediately push your lead hip and knee out of the way; prevent premature extension and propels your arms to assist your club to travel through your ball and not finish until at the end of your swings when your trail toe will automatically touch the ground.
Never try to hit at the ball as this will stop the momentum of your swing. Remember allow your club head to swing through the ball not at the ball
Let me know the moment you feel greatness in your swing. I promise you it will become unmistakable and repeatable at the same time.
What I am teaching you is what some might call the true XFactor of the golf swing. As the fact is the golf swing is not horizontal, not vertical but actually are dynamically two diagonal lines crossing center of one another. The dynamic moving center of your swing is your naval. And all the other pieces simply fall into place. Cheers 😃👍⛳️🥂
@@steveperry1344 Lastly I highly recommend you use a neutral grip in your golf swing. Also remember to get into your correct golf posture by bending from your hips and slightly flexing your knee. As you are doing this you should also press your upper arms against your rib cage and your elbows of your corresponding lead and trail shoulder be pointing down towards corresponding lead and trail hip sockets.
Now you swing your club inward with your upper arms pressing against your rolling rib cage ending at 3/4 of a turn and then with both arms continuing to swing upwards about 1/4 of a turn which will temporarily separate your trail elbow/ upper arm from your rolling rib cage.
Note at the top of your backswing your naval should be closely over your trail hip.
Because you wound up your body effectively your downswing will then be automatic as you swing your club down your upper trail arm/elbow will return immediately to your rolling rib cage now going in the opposite direction. And your naval will also immediately move in the opposite direction for your obliques and stomach muscles to immediately push your lead hip and lead knee out of the way for you to complete your downswing.
Hope I made myself clear. If not ask me to clarify any particular things I wrote. Cheers 😊🥂👍😍
draw then fade with driver.