The Trick To Leading With The Right Arm In The Downswing

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • In this video, Forbes-Featured instructor Eric Cogorno shares the 2 often-misunderstood keys to the trail arm.
    Then, once you understand how the trail arm is SUPPOSED to work in the golf swing...
    Eric shares the best drill for IMPLEMENTING these concepts with your trail arm...
    So you start making crispy contact that launches the ball off the face.
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Комментарии • 18

  • @mrpriceisright
    @mrpriceisright 4 дня назад +1

    When I tuck the trail arm in first in the downswing I get great lag and distance. I have been working on setting early and holding the trail wrist extension and had a light bulb moment thought that rotating the extended trail list would square the face while keeping the club on plane. This is the first time I've seen it mentioned. It seems to be recent theory that in the 9 oclock delivery position the club face should be square to the plane and not open. Good job, will try out the elbows close together thought.

  • @MJ1331EL
    @MJ1331EL 26 дней назад +1

    Dang this 4K Cogorno hits different 😂

  • @scottmccaig6185
    @scottmccaig6185 26 дней назад +2

    adduction (adds to the body) - you said it right, but labeled it on screen as abduction

  • @dlou716
    @dlou716 21 день назад +1

    Why does my coach want me to lead with left arm and turn off right arm (trail arm). Is it just diff school of teaching?

    • @PerformanceGolfZone
      @PerformanceGolfZone  20 дней назад

      Hey! Not sure---what each student NEEDs depends on what they are CURRENTLY DOING....so that may be great advice for you. I would need to see your swing to say for sure whats best for ya!

  • @huygmail
    @huygmail 26 дней назад +1

    Sorry dumb question - is this for every club

  • @TheNickbena
    @TheNickbena 26 дней назад +1

    Is this just for irons?

    • @mtb7018
      @mtb7018 26 дней назад +1

      No, but with the driver since you are farther behind the ball the club releases sooner. This has changed my game for the better particularly with the driver as it shallows the clubs out especially the longer clubs. Also it’s almost impossible to come over the top this way, at least for me it is. I need to really feel this in the initial transition down, If i dont i tend to come over the top a little

    • @PerformanceGolfZone
      @PerformanceGolfZone  25 дней назад

      Hey! You can feel for all clubs

  • @deadandbored
    @deadandbored 26 дней назад +1

    was always told to not use my arm when swinging, will give this a shot next

  • @scotteramsey
    @scotteramsey 21 день назад +1

    Like skipping a rock