Right Arm In Golf Swing - PROPER CONNECTION!
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- In this golf lesson Adam from Porzak Golf teaches Kelvin the proper right arm movement in the backswing. The right arm in the golf swing must maintain connection to the body. Grab 3 Free Videos To Gain Distance Now - bit.ly/PorzakFr...
The right arm in the golf swing and backswing in particular is important because it sets up the downswing without having to manipulate the golf club. The right arm in the golf swing takeaway is to stay connected to the body's center and turn. The right elbow hinge in the golf swing allows for the proper connection to the bodies rotation. We hope you enjoy this golf lesson from Porzak Golf with another D1 college golfer Kelvin on the proper right arm movement in the backswing. Any questions or suggestions for future golf lesson videos, please leave them in the comment section!
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This dude is about the only guy I can understand on the internet wrt some of the more technical moves. So thanks for that!
Adam and Mike are the only ones I follow and watch now. They have Helped me a lot also. Just Trying to organize everything learned but don't know how to put it on paper due to OCD.
Adam is one of the best coaches and communicators in golf instruction. Wish he was in Florida!!!
It’s incredible. I’m just working on the same and your videos give me a perfect understanding. Thank you very much and keep going on 😊👍
Love the simple giving blood, Handshake, arm fold. Makes everything so much simpler. You hear coaches saying about trying to keep the right arm as straight as possible to create a wide arc and that’s not attainable for most people. Most people tense up rigid and makes it feel very unnatural. This is a much more natural feeling and keeps it simple and on plane. I feel a lot more freedom with this, rather than trying keep both arms as straight as possible in the takeaway .
I really appreciate your videos. I teach my 7yo son what I learn from your videos. Very simple but very important.
Awesome Siwon, it's great to start out the right way, will save a lot of problems in the future! Thanks for the support and comment!
I just learned from this video. I watched it before and missed a few things. I watch all the videos can’t get enough. Always picking up something I missed the first time. Your videos are the best and I’ve have tried different instructors. You’re my go to.
Thank you so much! It’s great you re watch them, you will defintely get a deeper understanding each time!
Literally been needing this video! Let’s go
Monday's vid, the second part to this vid has some gems too! Thanks for watching, glad you are liking it!!
really good video and this will help me. i have kinda the opposite problem of sucking my right elbow and tricep back inside me too much. i didn't know it until i saw it on video and of course my inconsistency. thnx.
wow this giving blood analogy worked so well for me. i struggle with my plane and coming over the top. did the drill at home with no balls for little yesterday. took the feels to the course today and shot +2 on 9 in 20 plus mph winds. which is great for me at a 7hc. going to keep drilling this
felt like effortless power because i am forced to use my body instead of flipping at impact
Awesome, glad to hear the vids and instruction are helping! Thanks for the comment and support! - Team Porzak!
I love your backswing drill with the golf club between your feet at 45°and have the club match that on the way back, that' has helped my contact tremendously, but the only thing is now I have a slight straight pull shot. Where my divots are even facing a little left
Adam: You touched on something in my swing. I have trouble standing up in the downswing, and when I feel the club face naturally opening in the backswing, I can definitely rotate better in the downswing. Thanks for another great video!
Thanks for watching!
Been having issues with right arm opening and folding and as such has tried to rectify with closed club face via right elbow getting high and behind my body. That caused me all sorts of over the top issues.
This has helped me keep face square again using the shake hand give blood without right arm folding open. Really great vid 👍
So happy it helped!
Adam you are truly amazing!
Very well explained. Muy claras tus intrucciones.
Another great video! I noticed that you /and your students seem to have a more rotational approach to the downswing. Coming down, the hands stay low and close to the body and move to the left through impact, with the heel of the clubface leads the toe. I understand that this method tends to be more reliable as the clubface stays more square longer (as compared to the "roll release" method with the toe rolls over/closes very quickly through impact.) I have had some good success using your method but often fail to get good compression/distance with my irons. Your thoughts?
A couple things important for compressing a golf ball; makesure the pressure is in the lead leg, your chest is down and your hands are really fast. You need to feel the speed of your hands out pace the rotational speed of your body! You could hit some shots with your weight on your left foot and a half backswing and a knockdown finish… should get you a little more pop!
@@PorzakGolf Thank you - will work on these.
Nice demo man!!! I being from Minnesota and spent a number of years in So Cal you are the man!! Hope to get out there and pay you a visit!!! Awesome!!
Love it! So good!
THANK YOU!
I just discovered your channel and now I'm binge watching all the videos....you explain the golf concepts so well. The giving blood analogy was SPOT ON! Quick question...in the set position once you turn that right arm "to give blood" do you slightly turn the forearm/hand to grip the club? Or is it once you have the arm in place you grip the club literally "as is"? Thanks for all you do to help!!
Welcome to your new Porzak addiction. You’re in good company. :)
Yes, you turn the forearm only from palm up to about palm towards target before gripping, while leaving the upper arm externally rotated (giving blood position).
If you didn’t do that, you’d end up with a right hand grip that is far too strong.
@@gunghogolf Thank you for your help. Im loving all the videos so far.
Thanks for the support and comment!
Adam: My wrists don't "set" naturally in the takeaway. Is this because my right elbow is getting behind me and "flying"? I've always struggled with swaying in the backswing and standing up in the downswing. Any of your videos you recommend me watching??? Thanks so much! Love your instruction!
Adam - can you explain how the club gets back to the ball from the “set position”? I have the feeling I am coming over the top.
Hey Rusty, keep checking out our other vids and we will try to upload covering that topic soon! Thanks for the support!
Try to use your lower body to initiate (drag) the upper body, maybe help.
Good stuff!
Thanks Rick, Monday's second part to this vid has some fire too! Thanks for the comment and support!
@@PorzakGolf Looking forward to it!
Loves these videos! For years now I can achieve the perfect backswing when I look in mirror. But then actual swing I roll forearms just a touch. Any tips how to maximize mirror sessions?
Practice, Practice, Practice! Keep watching and ingraining, Adam has been practicing this same movement for 15 years every week!
Exaggerations in rehearsals
Once the wrist are set in backswing and you simply rotate down to ball for impact at what point do the wrists unload? Do they stay in set position at impact and unload after impact?
You mean to tell me I can stop missing the greens on the right and the left? Haha thank you. I finally tried the hip bump today at setup and I'll tell you what, like an anchor for consistent stable contact and more crispy clean shots.
Perhaps add on how to put the right hand on…with my elbow tucked in and right forearm up, it is awkward to grip the club with my right hand
Thanks for posting, this is so helpful for all!!
Thanks Louis, will go over in detail in future. Thanks for the comment and support!
@@PorzakGolf of course! New sub here, predicting solid growth for you YT channel (also follow on IG). Appreciate the efforts you and Mike put into helping others!
'One more positive rehearsal to feel the clubface' - one of the best Porzak quotes....
Hi. Does the giving blood still also work with driver?
Yes Stevie it does, and the longer the club the more important it becomes to stay connected and the club and hands in front of the body!
12:08 😂 did you go?
Adam, great video! I would caution you speaking of Faldos earlier setting of the club
in his back swing. Faldo did it SOONER in his back swing, not FASTER! Sooner and
faster do not mean the same thing! Words have meanings, those two words don't
mean the same thing! Other than that, I got some good info out of this video!
Would the giving blood analogy be the same for a driver swing ??
Yes!
Gre at teaching
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@@PorzakGolf yeah man all the thanks to you guys been trying to apply these videos into my own swing.
Is this the same feel for the driver?
At what point do you release the club?
He seems to h it in to out where I try to hit the back of the ball am I wrong
Baseball team should do the same
Looks like he needs more supination of his right arm on the downswing.
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He seems to h it in to out where I try to hit the back of the ball am I wrong