The TRUTH About Width In The Backswing

Learn how to maintain width in your backswing for a more powerful and consistent golf swing! In this lesson, we'll cover essential techniques to help you create and preserve width throughout your backswing, improving your swing path and generating more power. Discover tips on proper arm extension, body rotation, and hand positioning to enhance your overall performance. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced golfer, these expert tips will help you achieve a wider and more effective backswing. Watch now to take your golf game to the next level!
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[@matthewwalters9980]

Mike, you are an absolute legend! Do you by chance have an image of that right hand/trigger finger? I was 100% doing what you described in this video with my wedges, leading to fat contact and horrible consistency. Do you do this with all the clubs? Lastly, this might have saved my golf game. I was ready to step away because my wedges are so bad - thank you!

[@Murf1802]

That was exceptional, not many coaches/ teachers talk about that trail hand index finger,,thumb postion, outstanding call, no doubt this young man will be a star, if you're an exceptional athlete who's teachable, sky's the limit.really nice job coach, I subscribed and ill definitely be checking in when I can, Thank you.

[@GolfPitt]

Thanks for subscribing and watching the video!

[@pauln412]

I love this channel!

[@GolfPitt]

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[@philipellis3227]

As we all know the path of the clubhead on the downswing is closer to the central axis. This reduces the rotational inertia of the body! Remember the demo in high school science class, where a person sits on a freely rotating stool with their arms and legs extended, and then, when the arms and legs are pulled in toward the body, the angular speed of the stool-body system increases! This is how iceskaters increase their rate of spinning , by pulling their arms and legs inward . This is an example of the conservation of angular momentum.

[@joevelte4252]

good lesson advice.

[@GolfPitt]

Thanks! 😃

[@danielcho7839]

Wow this kid is good

[@GolfPitt]

Yes indeed!

[@oscarbonilla3049]

Vamos Salvatruchas.