This is such an amazing video. I have been golfing for over 50 years and have always struggled with getting jammed up at the bottom of my golf swing. This is truly liberating!!
Abandoning every other golf instruction channel for Elite Golf School. Lovin everything y’all put out and starting to hit more flushers over here in Papua New Guinea
Golf makes sense thanks to these guys. It’s amazing I share these videos with my friends and they won’t spend time to learn it. They have been so broken from all the other videos they won’t believe how great these guys are.
following u guys for abt 2 months...been practicing ur sequence diligently...my game has significantly improved...i used to struggle to break 90...the last few rounds have been in the lower 80s...more importantly...i am thoroughly enjoying playing golf these days...thanks gents and keep it coming
What a wonderful explanation of pressure shift and dynamic motion. David Lee of Gravity Golf was a leader of this balanced motion concept and you have integrated the idea into the modern ,powerful, unforced golf swing. Genius, thank you.
It can get complicated, but you guys explain it to a point of each individual movement. Now that can be paralyzing if you don’t look at the big the big picture. Well done 👍
Another great video from you guys! I have been watching numerous different RUclips golf channels but since I discovered your channel I've only watched yours, you break it down so nice and in the end ties it all together. Keep up the good work 👍
ive really worked on this exact feel over the past year. it is the most important thing to understand imo. get a medicine ball and just do the pivot move over and over and it'll click for you. great video, extremely good explanation.
Im a member of Milo Lines academy and love his instruction. I feel like you guys take Milo's action and break it down into very specific detail which helps me understand him better. I feel like its a great combination!
You two are really great. I learned about Elite Golf from Milo, and it's clear why he showcased your methods. They take a little bit of effort (and a lot of practice) to understand, but once you get it, nothing but crisp and pure strikes follow. And the distance isn't too shabby 😂! I have long legs with a really short torso, so creating space/sidebend was always difficult. With the correct methods, creating space is easy!! Thanks for helping this weekend hack enjoy the game!
Wow I’ve been working on this move at the driving range and it works beautifully. In your video you explain in details what I was looking for and working on. Thank you I can’t wait what back to the practice ground to work on this. 👌😎
Lack of space is causing me to swing over the plane. Looking forward to incorporating this. The “scientific” and “anatomy” explanations just make so much more sense. No other RUclips instructor is explaining the movement on this level.
Outstanding follow-up video to the video on lateral movement before rotation. It helped clarify the weight shift and movement sequence as well as the feel. Thanks
Great job as usual guys. What I love about the systems based approach is because of how the match ups work when you correct one thing a series of things fall into place. Keep up the great work guys.
As a former hacker and observer of hackers! the No 1 reason why they have no space in the impact area is a mental one! They are terrified of embarrasing themselves by missing/topping,duffing etc the Ball there no 1 priority is to hit,usually at the ball I solved this problem early on by working on golf related co-ordination drills eg clipping range peg with continuous 1/2 swings feet close together,the doing it with eyes shut! Plus every good golfer that ever lived can bounce a ball on a wedge,i learnt too! Then they can fully benefit from your great teaching i have!
More gold. A great explanation of what the lead leg should be doing in this pattern. Like TJ I get the odd hosel Olazabal when swinging slowly, or when warming up. Looking at my video footage it’s when that lead leg goes down in the takeaway.
Great content and explanation as always.. just feel like I’ve had a light bulb moment after watching that and linking to the ‘wax on, wax off’ short that helped me last week during a bad round and to get feel back.. just having a quick practice of the figure 8 feet pressure, feels so good and am excited. Thanks guys, you’ve really helped my game.
the sequence took me a good 20x and a step by step motion drill to get comfortable with but once i did, i never felt such a free flowing, body safe swing in my life. The results so far are decent as I continue to drill this home. I didn't hit the 'big bad miss.' One question tho- you're saying the pivot point on the downswing is the trail hip, but why isn't it more of a 'pulling feeling' from the front hip as we've been taught from forever ago?
Great news!! Keep grinding my man! Also, the lead hip does ‘pull’ in a way to bounce spiral lines. The main locomotion for rotation in our system is through the upper spiral line
Interested to see a video from you guys on the body setup at the start of the swing. In particular, I'm interested in how you would like to see the pelvis set up. I know GOATA is big on back chain dominance, and in some of your drills it seems like you guys favour anterior pelvic tilt, however I'm not sure whether setting up with APT is a good idea and could lead to some lower back issues (jumping and tilting) e.g. Zalatoris.
Totally agreed! The best video. I just found this channel and only this video is better than 1000 other videos i have seen. Do you guys do any remote lessons of I send videos or something? 😄💪
This is going to take some doing but I know it will payoff. I have a very slow backswing and I’m thinking that will good to ingrain the sequencing you show. Good stuff!
Great instruction, as always. Two questions: 1) When exploding vertically out of that load into the front leg during transition, how can I do that without early extending my hips? 2) In the views of moving through the strike when TJ is pushing off that front leg and pivoting around his right hip, it looks like he really leans back. Is that correct?
@@maxraphael9890 1) extension should come from the top and work its way down not from the ground up 2) the only reason the com of the pelvis would ever pivot away from target is to accommodate for the ribs moving target bias 👍
This video is probably the most trippy yet. I was tought the opposite of this. Boy, not invading the space is a huge ahh haa moment. This combined with the upper spirals PULLING the hip complex's. The frickin Pelvis doesn't ACTIVELY rotate. Sorry just tripped out this morning. If you are sick of being stuck, watch the above video along with this one. ruclips.net/video/bJWrOT0SG7U/видео.htmlsi=qQOZGD6FcWznX43p
Thank you. The timing is excellent as I was having mixed results with a focus on recentering. I would have some excellent, as good as I could hit it, shots mixed in with some of those catastrophic shots getting dumped under (stuck) and off balance. I already grabbed a club from the garage and will be doing some rehearsals. I was wondering if I was moving too much laterally and it was causing some problems with low-point. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
My question is, on the through swing, downswing, how do you pivot on the trail hip and side AND not keep your weight and pressure on the trail hip, leg and foot?? Isn't this a "reverse" pivot? Doesn't the weight/pressure need to be on the lead side through impact? I'm Confused.
When you talk about the hit instead of swing, it seems right hand plays a significant role during the impact. I was taught to take the right hand off completely and I was swinging ok just with my left hand. When I try to enage my right hand, my swing breaks down( I start to pull with my right hand). Hope you would show us some drill to eradicate right hand pulling.
So sorry but could you elaborate on the concept you're looking to understand more?? Is it the term hosel or how to not hit the hosel by creating space ??
Thanks for all yr great video.Since I watched all yr video and adopt yr swing philosophy ，I was able to achieve mid 90s consistently.With better putting,I could hit under 90. Most importantly no back pain as other golfers chief complainys.Any good tips on putting? Keep up yr effort.
@@user-ot3zk5me5l as the player stays in flexion and rotates, the sacrum will swivel away from target fairly substantially… which we refer to as a trail side pivot
Hi guys awesome video as usual. If I have my pivot point more in the center (not left hip) as opposed to the right hip (not moving laterally so much in the takeaway), what consequences would that lead to ( like low point, path issues or other, less power…..)? Maybe this is a too widespread question to ask.
I wish I would have done better in Calculus class :0 The backswing pivot is blowing my mind. Do you move laterally to the right and feel weight in the back foot but still feel the pivot point is the left hip socket?
on the forward swing do you laterally move sideways and stay back from the ball or sideways and forward toward the ball? In other videos you seemed to suggest lateral and forward a bit.
You guys don’t ever talk about the feet and ground pressure being the cause of rotation and the pivot. Fair to say in your model that the lower half is a passenger being brought along by the upper half (except for the pelvic drop)? Nowadays with all of the focus on ground reaction forces, pressure plates, and distance I find this to be the ONLY concept I have questions about after watching all of your content, and I oscillate between the two swing models (use the ground as the engine vs the chest). Any thoughts (or a video) would be awesome. Thanks, guys!
Probably need to get pressure back up on lead side. Also, super easy for players to try to launch those lower lofted clubs high and inappropriately try to launch them. Hit those clubs low baby
@elitegolfschools still a mess but not feeling lost, appreciate your content guys, keep it up! I'd share your stuff with the boys, but I gotta take their money, sorry
Oh we love vertical force, but in a certain way and at a certain time! If you check out our driver distance video you’ll see us speaking to three different forces, including vertical force
Too much swaying , you create space by sequencing in the downswing , so your legs lead , followed by hips , chest and lastly arms . You are making a simple swing into something complex and impractical.
This is such an amazing video. I have been golfing for over 50 years and have always struggled with getting jammed up at the bottom of my
golf swing. This is truly liberating!!
@@brendaporter457 fantastic! So excited for you!!
Very few Golf Coaches out there would get this.
This is deep, priceless stuff!
Right on! Glad it is resonating!!!! ❤️❤️
Abandoning every other golf instruction channel for Elite Golf School. Lovin everything y’all put out and starting to hit more flushers over here in Papua New Guinea
Let’s goooo!!! Keep us posted and ask any questions you have as you work through your journey!!! ❤️
This is the way.
Golf makes sense thanks to these guys. It’s amazing I share these videos with my friends and they won’t spend time to learn it. They have been so broken from all the other videos they won’t believe how great these guys are.
Lol, you're the man! Appreciate the kind words so much! Keep hitting them well and let us know how we can help you please!!
Yes they don’t realise the « swing » like a throwing , a sling motion , and their minds are polluated by position ……………
following u guys for abt 2 months...been practicing ur sequence diligently...my game has significantly improved...i used to struggle to break 90...the last few rounds have been in the lower 80s...more importantly...i am thoroughly enjoying playing golf these days...thanks gents and keep it coming
Let’s go!! Keep us posted and keep the gain train chugging! 🚂
What a wonderful explanation of pressure shift and dynamic motion. David Lee of Gravity Golf was a leader of this balanced motion concept and you have integrated the idea into the modern ,powerful, unforced golf swing. Genius, thank you.
Fantastic! So happy that you got some info out of our video! Please let us know how we can help you!
This was so helpful; rotation of the thoracic creates the low/left exit. Great!! "Thoracic rotation is the main club face stabilizer". Gold!
Glad it was helpful!
I’ve come back to this multiple times… so good
Right on man!!!! So fun!!!
I love your instruction because its teaching you how to move your body and cue your body through the hitting zone.
@@WilliamLyons5 right on! Most important part of the swing!
This video explains the movement of the body during the downswing better than any other ideo that I have seen.❤
@@pragshah1818 you’re the best! Thank you so much!
It can get complicated, but you guys explain it to a point of each individual movement. Now that can be paralyzing if you don’t look at the big the big picture. Well done 👍
Global maps make it easier to look at the bushes! Hit em well! ❤️❤️❤️
Another great video from you guys! I have been watching numerous different RUclips golf channels but since I discovered your channel I've only watched yours, you break it down so nice and in the end ties it all together. Keep up the good work 👍
Fantastic! And please keep us posted on anything you may have questions on! 🙏🙏
ive really worked on this exact feel over the past year. it is the most important thing to understand imo. get a medicine ball and just do the pivot move over and over and it'll click for you. great video, extremely good explanation.
Right on and totally agree with the medicine ball exercises 🙏🙏
Watching this again: knowledge is power!
Let’s goooo!!!!
Im a member of Milo Lines academy and love his instruction. I feel like you guys take Milo's action and break it down into very specific detail which helps me understand him better. I feel like its a great combination!
Fantastic!! We love ourselves some Milo!!!
You two are really great. I learned about Elite Golf from Milo, and it's clear why he showcased your methods. They take a little bit of effort (and a lot of practice) to understand, but once you get it, nothing but crisp and pure strikes follow. And the distance isn't too shabby 😂!
I have long legs with a really short torso, so creating space/sidebend was always difficult. With the correct methods, creating space is easy!! Thanks for helping this weekend hack enjoy the game!
Absolutely fantastic! So happy to hear your success and please keep us posted on your progress 🙏🙏🙏🙏
WOW! Great information.. Love the focus on different feels at the end of the video.
Thanks so much and please keep us posted!!!
Y’all crazy good with clarity!!! I ain’t sharing this with the boys in my league until next year…I’ll have league trophy by then; thanks to you!!!
Let’s go!!
Wow I’ve been working on this move at the driving range and it works beautifully. In your video you explain in details what I was looking for and working on. Thank you I can’t wait what back to the practice ground to work on this. 👌😎
TJ carries himself like a pro
Means a lot man 🙏
Lack of space is causing me to swing over the plane. Looking forward to incorporating this.
The “scientific” and “anatomy” explanations just make so much more sense. No other RUclips instructor is explaining the movement on this level.
Outstanding follow-up video to the video on lateral movement before rotation. It helped clarify the weight shift and movement sequence as well as the feel. Thanks
Fantastic! So happy it helped! 🙏🙏
Great job ! As usual.. talking the golf swing as good as anyone out there at the moment. Keep up the good stuff!
Thank you so much for the incredibly kind words!! ❤
Great job as usual guys. What I love about the systems based approach is because of how the match ups work when you correct one thing a series of things fall into place. Keep up the great work guys.
Appreciate that! Glad it is helpful!!!
Ben Hogan's best swing explanation
Yes! Hogan is one of our favorite movers!
Absolutely awesome 🙌
Thanks so much!!
Brilliant stuff as usual guys.
As a former hacker and observer of hackers! the No 1 reason why they have no space in the impact area is a mental one!
They are terrified of embarrasing themselves by missing/topping,duffing etc the Ball there no 1 priority is to hit,usually at the ball
I solved this problem early on by working on golf related co-ordination drills eg clipping range peg with continuous 1/2 swings feet close together,the doing it with eyes shut! Plus every good golfer that ever lived can bounce a ball on a wedge,i learnt too!
Then they can fully benefit from your great teaching i have!
Fantastic!
More gold. A great explanation of what the lead leg should be doing in this pattern. Like TJ I get the odd hosel Olazabal when swinging slowly, or when warming up. Looking at my video footage it’s when that lead leg goes down in the takeaway.
Awesome! Great to see more of the pattern and why things happen!
Great explanation about the move off the ball and the behavior of the lead leg.
Right on!! ❤❤❤
Thanks these videos are super helpful the way u explain it and tj has a great swing!
So glad they’re beneficial to you! ❤❤
amazing content as usual! best instruction in the net today. . good job riley and tj !
You’re the best! Thank you for the kind words!
Great video. I had misinterpreted what you guys meant by creating space in other videos. Great clarification!
Glad it was helpful! 🙏❤️
This video reminded me of the ancient "Trail Foot Back" drill that coaches like Malaka always talked about.
Interesting! Maybe some similarities! 👍👍
Great content and explanation as always.. just feel like I’ve had a light bulb moment after watching that and linking to the ‘wax on, wax off’ short that helped me last week during a bad round and to get feel back.. just having a quick practice of the figure 8 feet pressure, feels so good and am excited. Thanks guys, you’ve really helped my game.
So excited for you! Please let us know how we can help you more!
the sequence took me a good 20x and a step by step motion drill to get comfortable with but once i did, i never felt such a free flowing, body safe swing in my life. The results so far are decent as I continue to drill this home. I didn't hit the 'big bad miss.' One question tho- you're saying the pivot point on the downswing is the trail hip, but why isn't it more of a 'pulling feeling' from the front hip as we've been taught from forever ago?
Great news!! Keep grinding my man! Also, the lead hip does ‘pull’ in a way to bounce spiral lines. The main locomotion for rotation in our system is through the upper spiral line
Interested to see a video from you guys on the body setup at the start of the swing. In particular, I'm interested in how you would like to see the pelvis set up. I know GOATA is big on back chain dominance, and in some of your drills it seems like you guys favour anterior pelvic tilt, however I'm not sure whether setting up with APT is a good idea and could lead to some lower back issues (jumping and tilting) e.g. Zalatoris.
Great suggestion! It will be up on our wall of ideas! It’s getting a bit crazy on that white board lol 😂
Best video ever seeen!
You’re the best!!! Appreciate it!!
Totally agreed! The best video. I just found this channel and only this video is better than 1000 other videos i have seen. Do you guys do any remote lessons of I send videos or something? 😄💪
I wish the grass in Florida was as green and lush as yours is.
Right?! We Clare very fortunate for sure 🙏🙏
Love it !! 🔥
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Love it from Thailand
Thank you!!
Great exercise!
Thanks man!
Gentlemen this is eye opening!
Right on!
This is going to take some doing but I know it will payoff. I have a very slow backswing and I’m thinking that will good to ingrain the sequencing you show. Good stuff!
Right on! Keep us informed as you work through some of these principles!
Great video and understand the need for the space. The Big Lateral how do prevent this from being a Big Sway off of the ball ?
Make sure you maintain lip flexion while moving laterally
Genius. So simple
Thank you!! ❤❤
I just wish I could take in person lessons with you guys
We wish that too brotha
Great video!
Thanks!
Good stuff
Thank you!!
Great instruction, as always. Two questions:
1) When exploding vertically out of that load into the front leg during transition, how can I do that without early extending my hips?
2) In the views of moving through the strike when TJ is pushing off that front leg and pivoting around his right hip, it looks like he really leans back. Is that correct?
@@maxraphael9890 1) extension should come from the top and work its way down not from the ground up
2) the only reason the com of the pelvis would ever pivot away from target is to accommodate for the ribs moving target bias 👍
This video is probably the most trippy yet. I was tought the opposite of this. Boy, not invading the space is a huge ahh haa moment. This combined with the upper spirals PULLING the hip complex's. The frickin Pelvis doesn't ACTIVELY rotate. Sorry just tripped out this morning. If you are sick of being stuck, watch the above video along with this one. ruclips.net/video/bJWrOT0SG7U/видео.htmlsi=qQOZGD6FcWznX43p
Freaking awesome man! So happy we had some 💡’s going off!!
You guys are all over #causeNeffect … fantastic job
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Supurb content guys and love the hosel shot TJ😂👊
Haha! It’s actually nice to get our mishit shots in as well, can work through it along with you!
Thank you. The timing is excellent as I was having mixed results with a focus on recentering. I would have some excellent, as good as I could hit it, shots mixed in with some of those catastrophic shots getting dumped under (stuck) and off balance. I already grabbed a club from the garage and will be doing some rehearsals. I was wondering if I was moving too much laterally and it was causing some problems with low-point. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Fantastic! So fun messing with each individual’s system so you can fall into place ❤️❤️❤️
Looks Great. How about some drills to practice
@@johnfindley1188 we are coming out with a platform that includes some of our favorite drills… coming soon!!
you just showed why i keep getting into reverse pivot position with this video! thank you and i will work on it to fix it!!!
Glad it helped!
Are there any other drills that will help learn this move?
For sure! Any drop/hip flexion exercise is where I would suggest starting 🙏
Keep it up boys! #FlushersForAll
Aye! Thanks!!! 🙏❤️
Bingo!!!!! ❤
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My question is, on the through swing, downswing, how do you pivot on the trail hip and side AND not keep your weight and pressure on the trail hip, leg and foot?? Isn't this a "reverse" pivot? Doesn't the weight/pressure need to be on the lead side through impact? I'm Confused.
@@golfweed9947 yep, the torso is that creates the pressure into the lead side rather than running the pelvis toward the target 👍
When you talk about the hit instead of swing, it seems right hand plays a significant role during the impact. I was taught to take the right hand off completely and I was swinging ok just with my left hand. When I try to enage my right hand, my swing breaks down( I start to pull with my right hand). Hope you would show us some drill to eradicate right hand pulling.
Get the energy into the club head rather than the grip. Still need to unload that sucker even if the trail hand is involved 🙏
Yet another video where the poor demonstration is me 😂 Great video guys Thanks so much
Right on! Glad you enjoyed!!! ❤️❤️
Top notch
My man 🙏🙏❤️
After dropping into the lead ball of foot the away movement of the chest is all passive? Feeling the club shooting out is totally new to me.
No no, the chest rotation is very active, the release of the club is passive 🙏
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16:19 hitting at the hosel could you explain it more as I didn't understand this concept
Create space by turning the ribcage more?Flex hip more?
So sorry but could you elaborate on the concept you're looking to understand more?? Is it the term hosel or how to not hit the hosel by creating space ??
TJ hit the ball at the hosel 16:13 mark of this video
Then you told him how to correct it!
Ah! I see! We needed to move the pivot further into his trail side so as he turned the lead joints moved away from the ball equaling more space
Thanks for all yr great video.Since I watched all yr video and adopt yr swing philosophy ，I was able to achieve mid 90s consistently.With better putting,I could hit under 90. Most importantly no back pain as other golfers chief complainys.Any good tips on putting? Keep up yr effort.
At 8:45 we pivot on the trail leg?
@@user-ot3zk5me5l as the player stays in flexion and rotates, the sacrum will swivel away from target fairly substantially… which we refer to as a trail side pivot
do we need rib sway when dropping to shallow the golf club ?
What's the driving force stating down swing? Lead side or trail? Lower body or upper?
If you load it, it will unload 🌀 the driving force is your intentionality of where to send the club in space 🙏
I think it is only a matter of time when you will have overhead cameras to show what you are teaching. Thank you for your work.
That’s probably the case lol 😂 thank you for the kind words 🙏
If I properly create space, would that allow me to hit an aggressive draw without worrying about the ball moving left?
If done properly yes!
In our opinion, the chest’s rotation is the ultimate face stabilizer 🙏
Hi guys awesome video as usual. If I have my pivot point more in the center (not left hip) as opposed to the right hip (not moving laterally so much in the takeaway), what consequences would that lead to ( like low point, path issues or other, less power…..)? Maybe this is a too widespread question to ask.
Just need to manage the com of the ribs along with the pelvis’ pivot. All can be matched up!
@@elitegolfschools thanks
I wish I would have done better in Calculus class :0 The backswing pivot is blowing my mind. Do you move laterally to the right and feel weight in the back foot but still feel the pivot point is the left hip socket?
Yep! Exactly!
Riley/TJ great video. Quick question. As you use trail hip and other joints to turn back does the right leg lock or stay flexed.
It definitely won’t go into full extension, however, a bit of extension compared to the address position will typically happen
on the forward swing do you laterally move sideways and stay back from the ball or sideways and forward toward the ball? In other videos you seemed to suggest lateral and forward a bit.
On that 45 degree is our preference 👍
I'm curious to know which hand or arm is more dominant in the swing when releasing. More left or more right (right handed golfer) ?
Honestly, everyone will feel a bit different here. Most accomplished players ‘feel’ the release from each arm
You guys don’t ever talk about the feet and ground pressure being the cause of rotation and the pivot. Fair to say in your model that the lower half is a passenger being brought along by the upper half (except for the pelvic drop)? Nowadays with all of the focus on ground reaction forces, pressure plates, and distance I find this to be the ONLY concept I have questions about after watching all of your content, and I oscillate between the two swing models (use the ground as the engine vs the chest). Any thoughts (or a video) would be awesome. Thanks, guys!
You just created our next video 😉 stay tuned over the next month!
@@elitegolfschools sweet! Will do. Keep up the great work. I’m stoked to see the growth in your subs over the last month or so - beyond well deserved.
@@TheGHINger appreciate it! Just looking to help people! Super fun ❤️❤️❤️
Money Gentlemen, Simply Money!
My man! 🙏🙏🙏
Swedish golf instructors always tell us to move the hip first followed by shoulders. The hips should go out towards the ball. Is this wrong?
It’s not necessarily wrong, just a different way of teaching the golf swing. Many ways to skin a cat, we just have our preferences 👍
Why would this be absolute money for me 8 through lob, but the longer the iron i get bunched up behind the ball?
Probably need to get pressure back up on lead side. Also, super easy for players to try to launch those lower lofted clubs high and inappropriately try to launch them. Hit those clubs low baby
@elitegolfschools ahhh that launch it low does seem counter to the feel I remember. Will try next range session, thank you!
@@J_A_M_ you bet, keep us posted
@elitegolfschools still a mess but not feeling lost, appreciate your content guys, keep it up! I'd share your stuff with the boys, but I gotta take their money, sorry
@@J_A_M_ hahahahahhaha keep taking their money! That makes us seriously happy!
Maybe not the point of this video, but a great explanation of the high up finish, and whats going on with that... Awsome
Right on! Glad there are multiple nuggets coming from the vid! Hit them well! ❤️🙏
Nice ideas but you don’t develope th vertical force …⛳️🏌🏻♂️
Oh we love vertical force, but in a certain way and at a certain time! If you check out our driver distance video you’ll see us speaking to three different forces, including vertical force
Hmmm. Interesting
@@patrickholland3994 right on!
damn! You just explained why my lower body acts so wonky.. This will time to digest but I love it.
Fantastic! Please let us know how it goes!
deep dive
AWWWW OK SO STACK N TILT IS NOT THE ANSWER
Some good stuff in that system!
@@elitegolfschools Yes but I can see how one would crash into oneself on the downswing 👍🏾
@@pleroma5924 definitely love where MORAD started from. More space in the original system
Too much swaying , you create space by sequencing in the downswing , so your legs lead , followed by hips , chest and lastly arms .
You are making a simple swing into something complex and impractical.
Swing it any ole way you want brother 👍