The Magic Backswing Golf Move ✨
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This move stretches the entirety of the backswing & is something that we see ALL good players doing.... and none of our amateurs doing.
This move is IMPERATIVE to becoming a great golf player.
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Thanks for this drill. Starting my season this week.
on phase 1 when you're taking the club back and then stepping out your lead foot to the target. Are you also "swaying" away from the target as well?
Wow. You guys are so good, you’ve managed to turn the golf term “chunking” into something positive! Lol
Love the detailed breakdown of recentering. Keep the vids coming!
We can't take credit for that term, but it is ironically funny when applied to golf 😊
This in my opinion is one of THEE most important lessons ever to grace the YT video arena. Major props, AMG. I would also suggest putting a long dowel stick (sharpen to a dull point in order to stick it into the ground) at least 4 ft. long and film yourself practicing this rhythmic move as you would in a VERY slow, Thai Chi-esque fashion. This can be done just about anywhere. You can even use a mic stand or tripod or something similar inside your home, using an unscrewed broomstick if you're pressed for height space. When the move does not feel one bit alien anymore (which may take a couple of weeks or so), THEN go to a range and hit lob or sand wedges, gradually getting comfortable with each longer club. Keep up the good work, guys!
soooooo, "keep the head still" is not a good swing thought?
Easily the best instruction online! Watched and rewatched these for years!
I find this video interesting as it relates to another video you did on the hips.
Your videos have no question improved the consistency of my game. Confidence with all my clubs and in my ability to make the shot I see in my mind has not been this good in years. I’m taking $5 to $15 off everybody I’ve been playing. I feel like a player/golfer again instead of someone who plays golf. IMO you guys are hands down the best channel for golf instruction and information. Thank You 👍
Constantly searching for the trick or the one piece I’m missing... this was an absolute game changer which coincided with the igtv hip video recently released. After a few slow motion drills and concentrating only on getting this right and not the other million things I had the best contact and ball flight. Thank you guys so much for the amazing videos and content!!!
Awesome job incorporating the concept👏
Is the re-centering move the same for a iron swing and the driver swing?
I've been watching your videos for a while - I found y'all through Monte Scheinblum. I've been trying to come up with a mental "feel" for this re-centering, and it's been tough. I know this is correct, but it's tough to put into play when you've been shifting everything to the right for so long. I think I've come up with something, finally. I have a forward press, where I kick my right knee in a bit to the left, a little weight goes to my left heel, then I "rebound" back to the right. In the past, I would continue moving right, and end up stuck there - I wouldn't get to my left fully until well after impact, and of course I would run out of room for my arms. Very flat-footed, to paint a picture. Well, this weekend I came up with the mental "cue" to simply start moving back to my left foot as soon as I feel the pressure in my right heel; by the time I actually start moving left, I'm probably somewhere between left arm parallel and 3/4ths of the way to the top. I really feel a 'snap', a downcocking of my wrists, and I end up moving through the ball at a good clip. It worked, at least today....shallow divots, penetrating ball flight, etc. I really played pretty well, and the only thing missing was a balky putter. Anyway, thanks again.
Ian Jones I hope everyone reads your comments and pays attention to how you took the correct and found a feel to make it your own and work for you! Excellent job👏👏👏
It would be so interesting for you guys to analyze the motion of Moe Norman as taught by Todd Graves, from grip to follow thru.🐈
I don't care what anyone says, you guys are the best in the industry at golf instruction, sure coaches can say what works best for them, but you guys take the principles which work accross all Pros and explain in such and easy to understand and see manner. Best golf instruction hands down!
Wow, thanks for the kind words! We try to show what the commonalities are in great swings that the rest of us can do in our own games. We're fortunate that guys like yourself are enjoying it as much are we are! Thanks for the support🙏
I've watched so many golf videos and these are by far my favorite in helping me to work towards the correct swing mechanics, quality !
Really liked this lesson. Made it easy to understand. I will try slowing it down tomorrow.
Just for entertainment value, could you do one of these videos in the style of Laurel and Hardy please?
Excellent presentation and some very interesting educational / psychological information on effective learning too.
I watch a guy make pizza (North American Pizza and Culinary Academy) and I am waiting for him to pull the pizza out with a snow shovel! (you have to have seen John Candy in Uncle Buck to get it)
Do you feel like when you change directions to start the dowswing do you feel it starts from behind you especially the hips its like the hips are going left as you complete the backswing
I’m getting ready to go try this out before my tee time this morning.
This video perfectly compliments your "Pros vs. Ams | Golf Swing Hip Rotation."
You guys are a dynamic duo! You can almost finish each others thoughts, though from a slightly different way of seeing and understanding! Great communication.
Woah. A light bulb💡just went off. I have occasionally been doing this. I think as a bi-product of my subconscious punching through my suppression of it because I thought it was wrong.... It's so odd because I felt like I was falling backwards but at my indoor range session today I just let it happen and hit MONSTER draws that went 20-30 yards longer than average per club... My 7 iron went 207 yards. All I could think was "this can't look right, I must be making that dreaded reverse K and my head moved a little too"... But I noticed when I unwound and struck the ball my turn had so much more force behind it that came despite using less exertion. I'm still not doing it totally correct. It's happening when I pause for a second at the top of my backswing and let gravity pull me down but I'm pumped I can match it to something correct in the swing. I just need to learn how to initiate it sooner. Thank you guys SO much.
Great stuff. I worked on it slow for 3 days and then had one of my best ball striking range sessions in a long time.
As others have said the way your presenting things, using the tour player models and other visuals makes things really easy to understand
Keep up the great work
mike smith great job Mike!!!👊
Henrick Stenson sets this move before he even starts back, so apparently you can't do it too soon? Good stuff guys!!
Exactly right👊
I loved this video
This video sounded like you were talking directly to me..lol..thanks Guys, you've reminded me what I know I should be doing to improve.
Good stuff guys. Every time I get on the range and find that “magic move” I feel like I’m never going to lose it…then I’ll lose it for a week or so before finding it again. So frustrating! But that’s golf. On a separate note, I’d love to see you guys analyze some of the pros who have seemingly unorthodox swings, like a Matsuyama, or Inbee Park, who seem to have really have two distinct moves, getting all their weight to the back foot, very slowly, then unloading on the ball with their follow through.
This is something I noticed Tiger Woods and Rory Mcilroy do, and Rory does it so majestically - honestly, watch Rory or Tiger in slow motion face on and you can see it if you're looking for it. I've actively been practicing this over the last six months or so in my range sessions and the results have so far been phenomenal - cleaner ball striking, straighter ball flights, more distance. But is this movement off the ball and 're-balancing' during the backswing something these pros know about and have actively practiced, or is it simply a by-product, a symptom if you like, of a good golf swing?
Those are two great examples there, Mark. Some of these guys have done this since the first time they've held a club, and some have needed a little help 😊
Your slo-mo avatar is an incredible teaching tool! But please, for all your visual learners, show more-talk less. Repeat the avatar motion repeatedly and edit your commentary (voice over) to match. This would be an unbeatable combo.
Your visuals are on an incredibly high level while your comments seem almost ad-libbed. Edit your text to the same high level and you’ll conquer RUclips.
Wanted to comment on this one. I live on a golf course that was just closed. I had respect for the course when it was open and never played on the course-- always paid. Since it was bought by developers and closed, I go out there and practice everyday after work. Mainly I practice short game and short irons. I went out and practiced after watching your video and slowed down my swing. I hit some chunks but I hit a lot of good balls. One thing I noticed is I was drawing the ball. I have never drew the ball. I've always hit with a fade or straight shot. Most of the shots today were drawing though. Can't say I was dissapointed. I'll definately keep this video in my swing thoughts as I practice, practice, practice...
I'd guess staying in forward tilt and not having full back extension at the top is a big contributor to not being able to do this correctly.
yessir, staying if forward bend is a killer😖
I like Shaun am shorter at 5’7”, and am broad in the chest, would like to see Shaun in place of the avatar with the line. And maybe a few different body types for the other golfers who are built different. TY
Fantastic analysis - can’t wait to return from holiday and get started on this - just one question - how do you stop getting ahead of the ball and squirting it right - always thought you had to have the head behind the ball at impact ?
The pitching analogy is a bit off. The golf swing is more like pitching from the stretch instead of pitching from the wind up. Great video, though.
Bravo, bueno, fantastic. Your teaching is meat for my golf swing. In a manner of speaking.
Thanks for that last sentence😂
Just invested in a series of lessons at GolfTec and this is exactly the same set of "moves" I'm being taught! I have too much sway off the ball and then I never get the low spot of the swing in front of the ball. Great video guys!
I’ve started as a teenager and always thought “If I get to club parallel right, the swing will always be good” and I think this explains why!
Great stuff.Does it apply exactly the same in the driver swing?
It’s absolutely perfect observation. Just one note this is effect no cause .The cause is not visible on your 3D model.👍
Can you recenter "instinctually? Meaning if you put yourself in a good position at the top, would recentering be a byproduct?
Starts with a good back swing, but you start falling forward early in the back swing. Ball contact is incredible
I don't know why this isn't the most subscribed golf channel on RUclips
Like Harvey Pencick wrot had all good students doing the slow motion drill ... Do it right
Did some of the drills tonight at the range. Hit it so well. Can’t wait to get to the course again after trying out last weekend and improving so much then.
Shawn's comment about the being farthest away when the club head is farthest away really sunk in with me. Thanks again for this and all the great videos and drills
I’m late to this party, but man am I glad I found it!
Guys thank you for all that you share with us!!
Is this also for the driver? Or is is just for Irons? Thanks again
Great video..the avatar starts moving forward at left arm at 10 oclockand not parallel.
Great video. Did the early weight shift in slow motion and it seems to promote a proper shoulder turn, my flaw is spinning my shoulder out when starting the downswing, because all my weight is still on the right side. I think this early weight is going to help me.
Eddie Gutierrez awesome 👏
i have been watching your vids for some time now and viewing the same ones multiple times..... i am today years old when it dawned on me "recenter" NOT move weight all the way forward at this point., 🤦🏽♂️
also when you say "move slow" to learn Ben Hogan's slow mo drill vid jumps to mind 👀 he waa eons ahead of his time then. I suppose this is also why he "owned" his swing. 🤯
Haha you’re way ahead of me. It only takes hearing something 3,000 times to sink into my head🤦♂️. Yes, he was WAY ahead of his time.
6.20min As a former hacker, the handle low and slow maybe something a good player feels But its After everything else has activated/moved out the way/created space/pushed into the ground etc which happens fast in a millisec.Hackers have no concept how fast everything but the arms move in the start of the swing.
The reason you have to activate left side early from ground up glute/ob/lat is that for me early transition is more left sided pull than right side push.i used to get back to my left side mainly with a right side heave! How does a hacker activate his left,well i spent 10 min in a swing room and noticed slightly strengthening my neutral left hand instantly added 3-5yds carry on my 7iron,then i realised i wasnt grabbing the ground with my left foot and had a lazy slight sway as my 1st move but i managed to usually save it from their but hadto create a lot of time to do it.i muat have knocked off 1/2sec from my swing!
Should it also be noted that the vertical force of the right leg and pelvis muscles, aka glutes, help the recentering? Shift then the turn is a function of vertical force rather than continuing to sway back to the top as Mike mentions? If we don't sway to the top then the only other force to get there would be vertical force lest we let the shoulders take over which wouldn't be optimum? I think where I started getting off was trying to be too centered. I equated lateral motion, which should be minimal at best but certainly there, with my mishits when it was the other way around. What happened was exactly what you say here...the club came back too far inside, my right arm was pasted to the right side of my chest and my left arm came away from my left side...all completely backward of what I should be doing. Keeping a stationary head was also an issue. Glad I'm getting back on track to the swing I had in the mid-90s.
Well said!
If the commentary was as focused as the graphics, it could be great. 75% talking - 25% showing. Reverse those ratios so the viewer can really get it.
Thanks!
But you have to make a good back swing which they talk about.
Awesome video, just subscribed!
I don’t know if contentful is a word. But, there it is.
Gentlemen, great video. I worked on this yesterday in conjunction with an alignment stick thru the belt loops drill. Improved contact, lowered ball flight and distance gain.
Awesome job, Marco👏
Can you do this drill in front of a mirror, with guide lines?
Is it ok to never really get your weight on the back foot? Lately I've been setting up with like 80% or even feeling like 100% of the weight is on my front foot and during the backswing I do a slight lateral shift to about 60% of the weight on the front foot then back to 80/100% in the down swing. But I never really get the weight onto the back foot. I've been hittin pretty bloody good lately so I'm doing something right lol.
Wow. Working on this at range tomorrow. Thanks!!!
Excellent. Crushed a lot of myths.
Mmm....seems like a dangerous suggestion for the average player. Early lateral slide causes the ruination of many amateur swings. Not saying the Pro's don't do this but Joe Average tends to get top/bottom sequencing wrong with this early lateral shift.
I’ve just watched this and very slowly practiced it. This movement appeared to give me more time and almost automatically dropped the club down on a better possibly slightly inside path. Is this what you would expect to ‘feel’? I won’t know until I start hitting balls
Update...been to range today and used a bay with a face on mirror was able to se and feel the move very slowly as suggested. When I started hitting balls the contact was noticeably different is a very good way. Yes the shots stayed a right sometimes or a slight pull hook, but began to get the feel and the result. High towering 5 irons in particular have always eluded me.
Guys this move is by far the best drill I have seen on any channel. 👏
14:04 Drill (timestamp for my own reference)
Such a great video. Really feel like this is as close to "solving" the golf swing as anyone else has got. Re centering creates space to swing from the inside too. Does a lot of really great things
Thank you!
Finally understood this move preached by AMG. Coupled with the left foot torquing in downswing which is preached by others at Swing Catalyst, I finally broke 80 this year. Thank you!
I have had great golf coaches. And with respect to them, AMG is in a totally different league. I would definitely recommend subscribing to this you tube channel. I have told a zillion guys at work about AMG. Elite. Hoping my game will improve but it's not because of lack of great education. The only thing that would make my game better is some AMG swag. With AMG swag, I would at least look smart.
that's gotta be adam scott
Little dude looks like he was told to smile. Great teacher tho.
He has his thinking cap on🤓😂
Man this is the hardest part to get down. Seems like every time I try and add re-centering and better weight shift it speeds up my transition and I get short at the top. But I am bound and determined to get it!!!!
Iam going to look like a idiot here iam guessing or assuming that the thrust numbers mean where the effort is in producing motion example in this situation it appears we should feel more effort comming from our rib cage rather than our hips early in the takeaway i tried that and it feels different for me but feels powerful and balanced compared to rhe opposite that i have been doing forever maby others have it backwards too more hip bump very early tks
Like where you're head's at lol. But "Thrust" number is the measurement of the movement towards or away from the target line.
Last summer I sent you a video and your feedback was that I didn't turn my hips. I struggled all summer trying to turn my hips correctly and I just couldn't do it. I watched this video a couple weeks ago, and found that small lateral move back facilitated not only a hip turn, but also a good shoulder tilt, and a downswing levered by bringing my arm down independent of my shoulder. Not sure if I am doing it right, but my fat shots have virtually disappeared and I am compressing my irons. I am 68 years old and yesterday I carried a 6 iron 180 yards. Amazing for me. Yes, I think this might be my queen bee move. Thanks!
Looking at your avatar, i just don't see what you're talking? I just see the left hip bump , that's it! You guy's complicate this so called magic move for nothing!
Wow guys am i seeing correctly its the upper body moving away more than the hips in the early window of the takeaway almost double been doing just the opposite trying to feel what Ledbetter described as a bump to the right early in the backswing years and years ago yikes
Yessir you are seeing that correctly 🤓
I’ve watched this video multiple times. Each time, I hear something new that I missed before. It seems that the shift/pressures move in the same direction as the clubhead in the backswing and then the weight/pressures stay left (towards the target) on the downswing.
Hey Guys, 53 years young and getting back into the game after a 3 year break. The core of what I'm seeing here is that the back swing is also part of the downswing in the sense that the lower half is getting into position prior to completing the backswing for the upper half to drive in to. I was taught that the downswing begins by squashing the bug under the ball of the left foot, and this seems only partially correct. You're saying that it is happening while the club is still going back, meaning they are happening at the same time, or closer to the same time, and not separate to each other. I'm a carpenter, farmer, and sportsman, so it seems I do it naturally with a hammer or an axe, but I am artificially holding off that movement until I complete the backswing and it truly feels off. My goal is to get back to the natural, ever so slight forward movement, and that will help set the foundation for a natural uncoiling. Have I understood this correctly? Handicap is in the range of 0-2 most of my adult life. Thanks guys
I'd love to know who's gears swing you are using in this video? There is SO much upper body lateral shift in the downswing. The head is well ahead of the address position. Idk if you see this much.
Mike Malaska is saying the same thing. The Pressure shift occurs in the backswing as the club STARTS moving towards the target. I didnt totally understand what he was trying to say, but when you explain it, the light went on.
That’s definitely mcilroy
Love this video; what’s the feel on recenter 1/2 or 3/4 swing. Wedge for instance.
I second this question. Seems that there should almost be no shift to right on these shots (so basically stack and tilt) as there won't be enough time to recenter?
The golf ball doesn't know ....what would J.Jacobs think about these thoughts. Is that a contradiction? No offence!!
Awesome site... Buty can I ask? I hit severely behind the ball, even when I am trying to hit down on the ball. Sometimes as far as 6 to 8 inches. I used to be able to play quite reasonable golf. If I try hard to implement these few moves should it inhibit my bad scores?? hehehe
Wow another brilliant video. I wish I had found you material years ago. This chunking reaffirms some coaching I had years ago. broke a group of us down to grip it right, 45 minute group lesson, then slow seven iron1/4 swing for the next, 1/2 swing the week after 3/4 swing and so on. rather strangely i got better back then and have been chasing the feeling ever since. I'm off to the academy course in 1*C weather to start the transformation.
So I love w this irons, but struggle w driver. I saw a video of myself yesterday coming off the ball and then when I recentered since it was w the driver, knowing I had to hit up on it, I started moving backwards and put my weight on my back foot. Because if I stayed with it, I thought I’d pop up the drive. Any advice here - aka how to stay behind the ball but also be ahead of address position?
I'm surprised that moving to the inside of the right hip joint then falling into the left hip joint is not described by you guys this way, as described by Jimmy Ballard in his Connection video. You never mention that the swing pivots off the right groin. (Hip joint) then to the left. Just a suggestion from this long time student.
Love your videos. Keep up the good work!
Another great video guys. Sydney still in lockdown but ending next Monday when I can get back to my club. My question is that conventional golf wisdom requires the head to be behind the ball at impact. In your video, the forward movement of the head from left arm parallel in the backswing looks as if the head would be somewhat in front of the ball at impact. Could you please address this for me.
Can you talk about not moving into a reverse pivot position when transitioning forward, late in the backswing?
I love this concept but feel like I am struggling when my shoulder is still lowered as I transition. I feel like I'm just asking for an EE type finish.
Thanks!
AMG - I’m finding myself getting stuck on my left side after completing the movement and shift to my left knee. I start to drop my hands for downswing but have trouble turning. Do you know what I can do?
How does this differ from Stack & Tilt ?
This is no Joke! I’ve only been out 4 times this year and shot an 82 before seeing this video. Watched this and went to range once and next time out I shot a 74!!! I even had an 8 (+4) on the score card. I’ve never hit so many Greens in one round and it was all because of this video. My first move off the ball was always a little sway, and I tried to stop doing it. This video gave me permission to come off the ball but taught me what to do after the slight lateral move. I was hitting bomb drives with a draw and solid iron shots. Still need to hone it in a little more, but this single video has changed my golf life. Everyone needs to see this. Thanks so much. Once again, I’m not kidding! Went from 82 to a 74. 74 on a course I’ve never played before either!
Thanks for giving me permission to shift forward while I am still rotating! I’ve experienced this sensation, but I would not have trusted the idea that I was shifting forward while rotating back. You guys, I trust.
Trust those athletic instincts!👊😊
Falling sensation
@@ritterlott9914 yessir!
What do think about the stack and tilt method?
Just to make sure I got this, here is what I am taking from this video. There is a slight pressure shift back where we move about a ball width, max. At about club parallel, there is the recentering at which point we get back to fifty fifty or even slightly closer to the target at the top at which point there is the change of direction of the club where weight will continue shifting to the front foot and the weight shift should be complete by about left arm parallel in the downswing. Am I right with this thinking or am I missing something?
I've watched this video a few times months apart now. I completely understand this magic move with my iron game, as it seems so much easier for hitting down on the ball. But is this magic move the same for busting a driver with swing speed. It seems that it would be difficult to swing up on the ball with this move. It's winter here in Indiana and I can't practice this move right now with my driver. What do you two at AMG say. Thank you and you've got an awesome golf channel that I subscribed to months ago 😁🏌️
So, I did this drill about 50 times at the range, just as you guys said to do it. After getting fairly close to the movements, and many, many 1/2 shots, I then did some Slow full swings, for the most part, everything looked good. As one of my last 3 balls, I decided to try my driver at about 60 % speed, well, I musta done something right, cuz the ball flew about 230 yards, which is what my old normal swing got me. I'll continue to get this right, once I do, I'll try a full speed swing. Thanks again.
The Chunking" you're talking about has actually given me some hope, I've been getting lightbulb moments due to watching some of your videos about how to stop casting, but when I go out on the driving range and put a ball down, I just can't do it! Again and again I do my usual huge cast at the start of the downswing, yet when I slow it down I can do it fine and put it on plane. It's so tempting to want to go at it full speed and gets so frustrating when it doesn't work. Youour advice on letting it all sink in and understand that it could take weeks or even months is now making much more sense, just got to keep patient and keep doing those drills! Is there anyway you can look at creating a video at some point where you emphasize some of the practice drills that you show and maybe have some kind of stages drill that golfers can go through and not move onto the next stage until they have mastered it?
I like what you said in the last third. Drills don’t always work well for me because I will stay in that over exaggerated mode when I get back into the full movement. But going slowly, slowing down until I get it right and gradually speeding it up until I mess it up, then slowing it back down until it’s right and gradually speeding it back up, until it’s full speed. Repeat ad nauseam until it’s my new motion. That’s always been the most effective process for me. It’s usually longer and more difficult than a drill, but sticks with me exponentially better.
How about showing us instead of talking about what we need to do for over 45 minutes show us!
If you “heard” us talking for 45 minutes on a 17 minute video, I don’t think it will matter 😊
I think a couple of things you have touched on. The Pros do have what one might strictly observe as a Reverse K shape at the top of the swing - Except that there is a squat and a hip depth that accompanies that position which is different than a Tilt Reverse K. For the last so many years Amateurs have been admonished to NOT Reverse K and that the swing is a completely rotary motion. I think what you guys are showing is what we were taught many, many years ago. There is a Turn backwards into the inside of the right foot followed by a lateral bump to the left and then a turn into the left side and thru the ball. Remember the shaft along the left hip drill? Away from the shaft initially in a rotary manner then a bump to the left and rotation inside that shaft w/o going way past the shaft. Remember Jack used to say the game was played from the inside of the feet. Perhaps an easier way for many to learn this is to feel like they have a short pause at the top during which a left lateral move is felt along with the sensation of a tiny squat and the arms starting to drop before the forward rotation of the upperbody begins. Come to think of it...... the dropping the beach ball with the legs is another good drill for the separation of the upper and lower body that you are describing.
I've managed to cobble together a golf swing over the last few years that works very well for me at age 75. It is a lower body activated swing with the arms and hands playing a supporting role. Although I don't have any supporting videos to prove it, I think that my positions are very close to those in this video. (I do some mirror and laser work and have found ways to use dynamic drills). I have a 2 stage "magic" backswing move that ensures a maximum, on plane and centred hip turn that takes the upper body around for the ride. Stage 1 is a back and up pull of the trail side oblique, followed by stage 2, a move of my pelvis toward the inside of my trail knee. I use the bottom of my zipper as a focal point for the pelvis. The pelvis then moves a couple of inches laterally to trigger the downswing. This lateral move blends into a turn of the left seam of the target side leg to the left to ensure a maximized hip turn. I'd be very interested in any comments that you might have.
great point on Queen Bee flaw..., in pitching, there are a few technique flaws that will create a chain reaction in the wrong direction. For example, poor ankle bone alignment on the rubber will affect lateral accuracy at home plate. Flaws in other parts will also force bad movements in other parts of the body to compensate for the initially flawed movement and lead to injury.
I’ve been working on this all week at home as I’ve been swaying too much to the right and staying out there leaving my stuck behind the ball, hitting ground then ball and also scooping so no chance of a decent contact. Just been down the range and OMG, 15-20 yards on my shots. What a difference, making really good contact with the ball. Also my back usually hurts after a session like that but with this new move, my back feels great. Your video has transformed my ball striking. Thanks so much.
Great graphics. Great info. Please work from a professionally edited script. Way too many words and way too much unfocused rambling. You're on to something very good. Please do it right.
A lot of good info, but you should have spent a lot more time on how to practice the move. You sort of show real quick how-to, but not nearly enough time on how to practice the moves... this is a consistent issue with several videos i have watched.