Brilliant. With your help I will finally figure out inside to inside. I benefitted from keeping hands passive but never thought about keeping the whole shoulders passive to get separation until this video. Thanks!
This concept is not new to me but what is new is your brilliant explanation and drills to help create the feeling of staying connected to the body. Thank you.
Hi JC For me it is not so much a pinning of my entire left arm against my chest for downswing; but, more specifically I first swing with my UPPER TRAIL ARM throughout my backswing and then on my downswing I swing with my UPPER LEAD ARM across my chest which brings my entire body around to my classic finish This is the simplicity of a great golf swing and all I am thinking about throughout my entire swing. The rest of my body is passive and yet highly reactive especially my forearms; wrist and hands. As long as I am in my golf posture the ball simply gets in the way of my square club head. Hope you and everyone tries this. It is 100 percent guaranteed to work as long as any golfer allows it to and removes at least 500 negative tips from the PGA out of their head. My idea is original and at 73 I am a Human Iron Byron Machine . The entire golf swing is one percent active and 99 percent reactive. And ´ Thé Fraser’s Swing’ proves it. Cheers
@@jchowngolf I mean it, you have highlighted the three major flaws in my swing, because I have a sore back sometimes. Early extension is simply to get back in balance I see that now.
With the banded exercise, where do you like to feel most of the tension in midsection? I feel it more in my right side as I twist and I’m a right handed golfer
Hi, I really like your work. Was just wondering how you gained so much knowledge on the swing, was this self study or did you go through the PGA pro course to become a coach?
Thanks Max! I am fully qualified as a coach yes, but the knowledge didn’t come from the qualification, as the knowledge passed down via PGA or any other popular coaching qualification is very surface level. My knowledge on the swing has been mostly through self study 👍🏼
@@jchowngolf that's interesting to hear, as someone who doesn't know much about it, I just assumed the qualification would be in depth but it's good to hear that self study can get you to a very knowledgeable level. Obviously you are a very skilled golfer to be able to complete the qualifications, what was the hardest part for you coming down the handicap system and how did you break through it? I ask because I find myself plateauing around the 6-8 hcp mark and want to get to the next level to compete in scratch tournaments at my club etc
Absolutely, any qualification just gives you the basics fundamentals to operate as an instructor, all the great coaches like Foley, Gankas, Blackburn ect.. have gained their knowledge from their own study 👍🏼 Getting into the low single figures and to scratch and below is all about damage limitation. It’s much more about keeping bogeys or worse off the scorecard rather than making more birdies. Fixing destructive shots from tee to green will be the first step via making adjustments to technical areas of the swing 👍🏼
Brilliant. With your help I will finally figure out inside to inside. I benefitted from keeping hands passive but never thought about keeping the whole shoulders passive to get separation until this video. Thanks!
You and Tom Saguto have the best golf RUclips channels for coaching. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Jake! That’s pretty good company haha 🔥
Best explanation of this move I've seen to date. Thank you!
Thanks bud! Glad you liked it 🤙🏻
One of the BEST EVER explanations of pinning you left arm from top! THANKS!
This concept is not new to me but what is new is your brilliant explanation and drills to help create the feeling of staying connected to the body. Thank you.
Thanks Michael!
Very good lesson,thanks
Thank you Jonathan! Another gem!!
Thanks bud!
So many videos say to shallow your swing, this shows how. Thank you for the tip.
Thanks Kevin. This is certainly a more natural shallowing method 🤙🏻
Yeah that definitely worked for me. Lost my swing but this got me back big time 👍
Hey, would love to see some long iron vs. short iron videos. Differences in the swing, etc.
Hi JC For me it is not so much a pinning of my entire left arm against my chest for downswing; but, more specifically I first swing with my UPPER TRAIL ARM throughout my backswing and then on my downswing I swing with my UPPER LEAD ARM across my chest which brings my entire body around to my classic finish This is the simplicity of a great golf swing and all I am thinking about throughout my entire swing. The rest of my body is passive and yet highly reactive especially my forearms; wrist and hands. As long as I am in my golf posture the ball simply gets in the way of my square club head. Hope you and everyone tries this.
It is 100 percent guaranteed to work as long as any golfer allows it to and removes at least 500 negative tips from the PGA out of their head. My idea is original and at 73 I am a Human Iron Byron Machine . The entire golf swing is one percent active and 99 percent reactive. And ´ Thé Fraser’s Swing’ proves it. Cheers
Thank you, great video keep up the great work
Thanks Marcus, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Great tip for the left arm, very helpful for connection, thanks 👍
Absolutely, awesome for connection 🤙🏻
This guy knows my swing. Thank you mucho!
Haha thanks bud 🤙🏻
@@jchowngolf I mean it, you have highlighted the three major flaws in my swing, because I have a sore back sometimes. Early extension is simply to get back in balance I see that now.
Great tip, very helpful 👍
Thanks Colin! 🤙🏻
Another great video. Thank you.
Thanks Matt, I’m glad you enjoyed it 🤙🏻
I love your setup ! Can you please share some info how you made the frame-/net? Nice lessons!!
I've gotten away doing this. A great reminder for me. Thanks.
Glad you hear you enjoyed the lesson 🤙🏻
Another great drill. Thank you! 😊
Thanks bud, I’m glad you liked it 🤙🏻
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With the banded exercise, where do you like to feel most of the tension in midsection? I feel it more in my right side as I twist and I’m a right handed golfer
What net is this? subscribed BTW
Thanks Scott. The net is from Net World Sports 👍🏼
@@jchowngolf is it the 3x3x3 one? How is it secured to the ground? Really want one but don't want to buy twice. 🤣
Hi, I really like your work. Was just wondering how you gained so much knowledge on the swing, was this self study or did you go through the PGA pro course to become a coach?
Thanks Max! I am fully qualified as a coach yes, but the knowledge didn’t come from the qualification, as the knowledge passed down via PGA or any other popular coaching qualification is very surface level. My knowledge on the swing has been mostly through self study 👍🏼
@@jchowngolf that's interesting to hear, as someone who doesn't know much about it, I just assumed the qualification would be in depth but it's good to hear that self study can get you to a very knowledgeable level. Obviously you are a very skilled golfer to be able to complete the qualifications, what was the hardest part for you coming down the handicap system and how did you break through it? I ask because I find myself plateauing around the 6-8 hcp mark and want to get to the next level to compete in scratch tournaments at my club etc
Absolutely, any qualification just gives you the basics fundamentals to operate as an instructor, all the great coaches like Foley, Gankas, Blackburn ect.. have gained their knowledge from their own study 👍🏼
Getting into the low single figures and to scratch and below is all about damage limitation. It’s much more about keeping bogeys or worse off the scorecard rather than making more birdies. Fixing destructive shots from tee to green will be the first step via making adjustments to technical areas of the swing 👍🏼
does it work the same way with the Driver?
Sometimes I wonder if your neighbors stare at you out their windows lol.
They do sometimes haha
Ye. To the range 🤔🏌️♂️
Good stuff Gordon 👍🏼
JC a feel of keeping my left knee my lead leg bent would that help with my compression ?
I wouldn’t recommend on keeping the lead knee bent through impact as you’ll lose speed
Thanks for the drill. This could help eliminate the chicken wings as well.
Thanks bud 🤙🏻
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