HOW TO MOVE THE HIPS | GOLF TIPS | LESSON 195
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Nick Taylor authorised Stack and Tilt and GOLFTEC instructor explains how the hips move in the golf swing. Nick explains how much they turn, tilt and sway to help you hit the ball further and more consistently.
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Exactly what I needed today. Any drills to help the sequence of sway then turn ?
What a difference this lesson made for me. I have been struggling with poor ball striking and loss of distance. I watched this video last night and did some swings with Nick's three step drill. Today, I went out and broke 80 for the first time in months, shooting a 78. The front nine was a little rough trying to incorporate the hip sway into my downswing. Then I realized I was not keeping my head back. Once I did that, the pieces began falling in place. By the last three holes, three sway was feeling natural. I had 3 birdies, hit 10/14 fairways, and half the GIR. I am excited to get out there again to see how much I can improve with these moves. Thanks, Nick.
Good stuff Nick the depth of detail you and Rob Cheney get into are very helpful to a nit picky analytical person as myself. That’s a big reason why ST appeals to me as I work 6 days a week so I want a swing that is simple and if it’s going wrong quick to diagnose and adjust.
Cheers
That's awesome, thanks Frank
Love it, Nick, thank you!
Thanks for watching
Hi Nick, great video, one of your best, cheers
Thanks for watching Glen
Cracking video. 66 still with some sciatica I've started lifting my left heel on the way back to get a better turn (and softening slightly my left arm at the top seems to allow me to drop it behind me much better). Very encouraging results yesterday in a Seniors Open. 78 gross. My best round for many a year...😄
Thats awesome Martin, well done
Yes thank you again. A perfect video with great timing. I have been trying to figure this out. Thanks again Nick. I am having problems with my 3 wood and Hybrids with the stack and tilt. Don't understand what I am missing . Everything else works great . Any help any video you can guide me to would be lovely 😊 Thanks again
The 3 wood and hybrid are harder to hit in general so no real secret other than keep working at it Tone
Hi Nick, I always look forward to Fridays! My backswing hip turn is perfect, but I have no idea how to slide or sway the hips forward before turning them on the downswing. Do you have a drill somewhere that you can refer me to? Thanks!
Thanks Mike, i'm working on it
Amazing, unsure if you read my msg last video about me asking exactly this! thank you very much. i been playing real good golf!
That's awesome and yes i did thanks
Perfect!
Great video. A very good explanation on how the hips work .thanks Nick👏
Thanks for watching
My major weakness ... thanks for covering the hip slide/turn so clearly.
Thanks for watching Joe
Nick this is very helpful as the hips are my biggest challenge as I change my swing to S&T. As you sway them (hips) through the down swing are you pushing off the ground? If so, are you pushing (up) off your lead foot or pushing more sideways with your trail foot? Many thanks in advance. Vin
Thanks for a great video. Appreciate the detail. I have been really working on starting the hip swaying movement first then the rotation. But as I start the rotation my hands still move toward the ball or camera...just slightly and I get over the top. Any feels or drills you can suggest to help keep the club movement more in/out.
Are you turning your hips in the downswing or is your left leg pushing then out of the way?
Yes turning hips in downswing at same time moving weight to left side
As you start to move the hips forward from the top, is there a kind of squat that lowers the right hip also and when does it occur exactly. Thanks Nick.
I feel a turn and slide with the hips from the top of the swing and keeping the head steady is key to create a side tilt at impact
@@NickTaylorGolf Got it!
Are you pushing your weight to the left with your back leg? If so, is the feeling to transfer your weight into your left heel? Thank you!
Hi, Nick - a long-time fan here. S&T tilt works well for me (great ball striking). However, when I use S&T I get lead knee pain. I keep my feet flared out, but the sides of my lead knee (left knee) are sore after a round of golf (or session at the range). Any ideas why this may be the case? What could I be doing wrong? Thank you as always.
I always have issues getting the hip to sway left during the downswing. My upper body always takes over and I swing over the top. Are you generating the away and turn using your legs? How do you start the left sway and then with the hips.
It isn't easy to do, I feel a slide with my hips at the top and try and keep the head in position to help create a side tilt at impact. The head on the wall drill is good to get the feeling but I would start with some slow practice swings to work on the movement
Hi Nick, not sure if I am asking this correctly but, if my hips are turned 30 degrees in backswing should I feel like the forward hip move is right of the target line since the lateral move happens before the hip turn? If I am turning to get lateral move down target line could that be amplifying an over-the-top move?
is there no squat and use of the ground in stackn tilt to create more power?
Check out my latest video Frederick as this may help
@@NickTaylorGolf Will do 👍
Would love a drill also. This is the hardest part of S&T, IMHO. I struggle between too much sway and chunking vs. too much turn and cutting across the ball. The devil is in the timing and proportions.
I will see what I can do Brandon
Great video but I keep hitting fat shots, the ground before the ball while trying the stack and tilt method. I’m taking so much ground that it’s hurting my back. Any key points I’m missing here.
This is my roadblock. My swing is all arms and I just can’t get the hip movement right. As a consequence, I tend to swing outside in and pull the ball a lot. Sometimes I manage to hit straight shots, but I have no power. I hit my 8 iron about 140 yards and I am 6’2” and 250 pounds. I should be able to hit an 8 iron 160 yards, but because I don’t get the hip turn right and swing inside out, I don’t compress the ball and lose a lot of power. It is very frustrating that I haven’t been able to sort this out. If you have an effective drill to help get this right, I would be grateful.
I see... How do you train the body to do it.
This video should help: ruclips.net/video/quMCZjHB0p0/видео.html
Looked like your hips turned about half as far as your shoulders maybe like your body is a coil?
Yes this is tour average around 45 degree hip turn and 90 degree shoulder turn at the top of the backswing
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Nice Repetitive Slow Motion so it can be Seen
You've completely lost contact with the tush line by p5 and both of your legs are essentially straight by pretty much p6. This is absolutely not how the best ball strikers move their lower body. Butt should be on the wall or even deeper than the wall and your lead leg should maintain flex at impact and even still be flexed post impact. Don't have to believe me, literally look up dtl videos of any great ball striker.
I wouldn’t say Rory is exactly how you described but guess that’s why I don’t play golf for a living
@@NickTaylorGolf that is exactly how Rory moves his lower body ruclips.net/video/tfjVvmbUsSc/видео.html
@@NickTaylorGolf and it's not about you being able to play for a living. It's about you giving out golf instruction for a living.