You'll Quit Stalling And Turn Through The Ball With This! (NONSTOP ROTATION)
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- If you are sick and tired of feeling unable to turn through the ball, and your rotation is stalling, then I bet this video will be an eye-opener!
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It's time to get the energy out front and complete the corner! I work with students every day who struggle to turn, rotate, and open up. The lead side fails to get out of the way, with the lead hip and shoulder blocking the exit. There is a fear that rotation can be a bad thing, but I'm here to set the record straight and share with you that unwinding through the ball and past impact can be both natural, and ideal for power and efficiency!
Let's get the idea of hitting at the ball out of our minds and work on swinging through the ball, having the golf ball merely get in the way of our good movement! After all the target is the target, not the ball. You'll also get to see one of my favorite drills for rotation and to help practice these concepts. I hope you enjoy this episode and look forward to your feedback.
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Are you hitting at the ball or swinging through it?
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This is great. The more I study your swing and you help me improve mine (I’m a member of your academy), the more I think “Man, I have all the right pieces here. I just need to remove some things.”
I reset to Foundation 2 and use this “sand the flood” drill and the ball flight is insane. Effortless, long and straight.
Need to get it more consistent, but we’re moving in the right direction.
Let's keep it going!
Mr Milo I quit watching all other channels!!! Thank u kind sir for making your verbiage understandable and simple ❤
Thanks so much for following along Morgan!
hockey stick, golf ball and ballpark 2:16
Ha! Thanks for the tips!
Haha you bet!
Incredible! Hi Milo I’m big fan from Sweden. Do you have a program or course that is suitable for a beginner that covers everything you need? I really agree with everything you’re saying and would like to start from the fundamentals like stance setup etc. with your teachings. These are just golden nuggets and lack the bigger picture.
My online academy lays out my whole philosophy and covers everything step-by-step. That would be the best place for you to learn, discover, and work with me and my team one-on-one. milolinesgolf.com
Looks like Chase Duncan’s FLIPS drill
Thanks Coach Milo and my man Henry, I have been trying all different types of swings but . . . one that I always gravitate back to his your style of swing, its hard to learn because of BAD habits from my early days, but, once u understand the basic mechanics . . it is a very powerful & consistent swing . .
Thanks for following along as always!
Very good drill Milo-- thanks very good 👍
Glad you like it
Sand the floor! Milo Miyagi-san! 🥋 🙇🏼♂️
Yessssss!
For me, the most difficulty of keeping up the rotation is primarily on less than full swings.
That's when I'll tend to see people pull it.
I think it's better and superior than any other swing technique.
Golfers with a throwing mechanism have a hard time understanding it
Glad you liked it!
Great drills and way of thinking about the other side more often.
Thanks Jim, glad you enjoyed this one!
It looks like he was trying to hit the ball to me
Thank you! This was the missing link to my swing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
hockey sticks i got, gathering dust and the skates with rust. thnx for the help with this.
Haha, put them to good use!
@@MiloLinesGolf too old for that but i do like ice in a glass.
Great video, Milo. 🇨🇦💝🇺🇸🙏👍
Thanks for watching Gerry!
Thanks Milo for the amazing content
My pleasure! Thanks so much for following along.
Thanks, excellent tips here
My pleasure!
Perfect. Thanks.
You're welcome!
Hi Milo,
When I learned to rotate through the ball better I temporarily lost my down through the ball with my arms. I was so focused on rotating I was not allowing my arms to naturally straighten. So I was hitting a lot of thin shots.
I had to add back in relaxed extension with the arms. I feel like my goal is to allow my arms to straighten a foot after the ball. It’s really making sure that there’s less tension at impact.
Have you seen or experienced that before?
Hope all is well,
Alan
Yes often.
You have a quality swing & some very good drills. thanks, cheers
Glad you enjoyed this one and thanks for watching! If I can ever be of further help to you in learning to Swing Like an Athlete, please do check out my website at milolinesgolf.com for in-person or online lessons, golf schools, or to become a member of my Online Academy.
I’ve been struggling with swinging at the ball forever. When you complete the swing through impact are you towing or pulling the handle through and around? Rather than pushing the club head at the ball, which is what I do I think.
Towing for sure. He has videos called towing the club! They’re great.
Hey Milo
What size/brand grips do you have on that club. They look a little larger than standard and do you think a slightly larger grip helps with face control.
Lamkin Sonar mid size and it depends on a few factors
I called this the Excalibur drill when I was teaching. Pull the sword from the stone at the correct angle
I’ve heard it called that as well.
Love it.
Thanks for watching!
Great lesson ! Many thanks . Where in the swing would you say the clubhead should be moving the fastest ?
If there were no ball it would be a foot or two in front of where the ball would be but impact slows the club.
@@MiloLinesGolf Thank you very much. A certain series of lessons had me moving it back , before impact. Moving it ahead ,1 to 2 feet, right away !!! I need every yard I can get .
Milo, I am stuck on something. Measurements show that the pros' hands are moving their fastest at the right hip before impact, and then decelerate through impact and the rest of the swing. However, trying manufacture this seems difficult. Should we just ignore that knowledge and feel like we are accelerating through impact? Should we try to accelerate the hands all the way through to the end of the swing?
That depends on how you do it. I generally like to feel like I’m trying to keep the club accelerating well beyond the ball.
@@MiloLinesGolf Thank you. Yes I think it's one of those feel vs real things. Perhaps gravity and the arms being attached the torso at the start of the downswing is why the hands reach max speed there, before being flung off the body towards the target and then up/in. But I suppose we should still keep them moving and the deceleration will happen no matter what.
The very first golf instructor I ever had gave me a drill hitting a 1 foot backswing and following through 2 feet and then increase each until I got to a full swing.
Also, someone told me that what happens at impact is dictated by what happens 'after' or your intention afterward.
Can be some good thoughts there!
@@MiloLinesGolf Thanks for your response! My instructor also said to pretend you're hauling a shot put or heavy bowling ball with two hands to activate what you need going from just before impact to the complete follow through.
one question why dont the pros swing like that???
I’d say most do swing like this though there are a few outliers.
My favorite golf lesson
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
When I turn through the ball I tend to hit the top of it. Why?
You might not be flexing your torso enough or at all (just after transition) You have to be prepared to hit it fat, you won’t but initially you will feel it is bound to be hit fat. If you keep turning you wont hit it fat, you’ll hit it late using lag, 👌
@cdunne1620 provided a solid response below, but otherwise I'd really have to see your swing to give you the best possible guidance. Have you looked into joining my online academy at milolinesgolf.com?
This seems to work wonders for you. I'm just perplexed at how you don't hit the ball a mile left with that much torso rotation. If my shoulders are anywhere past square to the target line at impact, it's going left.
With proper sequencing, bends, and wrist/arm conditions. Think of a baseball hitter as they tow the barrel. Rotation, especially chest rotation, is far misunderstood in my opinion and can be healthy and most powerful. Here's another video that could be useful in explaining: ruclips.net/video/6yRnvPbCE6Y/видео.html
@@MiloLinesGolf Awesome, thanks!
There’s a lot more tilt than rotation in the shoulders. The way most high handicappers swing, the shoulders are too flat going through the ball, and yes, this will send the ball a mile left.
Everything lines up if you rotate properly.
Don’t flip the club at impact and it won’t go left.
I have to respectfully disagree. The ball IS our primary target and the green or fairway is our secondary target. If we can't hit the ball properly achieving the secondary target is nearly impossible. The problem with golf is that people are too concerned with the "fairway or green target" so they never learn to strike and control the ball properly. Finally, "hitting through the ball," a term we've all heard many times, actually means nothing at all. It's physically impossible to hit "at" the ball. It really comes down to throwing the clubhead at the ball compared to truly swinging the whole club.
I've recently had to coin a new phrase "Unconscious Proficiency Delusion" or UPD ... it's the unconscious belief that proficient players have, that they think they know exactly what they're doing and when when in reality they don't and they only THINK they do. If you've ever seen someone say, "I just do this," and then demonstrate something totally different ... that's UPD. So Milo, the ball is actually "something you're aiming at," it's just that you've learned to do it so well, that you no longer think about it, so you're unaware of it. The average player actually fears missing the ball and believe that if they don't actively make sure the club hits the ball, it won't happen. You and I know it's actually hard to miss but most people never get past that fear of missing the ball.
Thanks for watching. The principles I teach come from many thousands of hours teaching thousands of golfers over the last decade. I have found them to be the most effective concepts and I have seen them transform the swings and games of nearly every student that has given me the privilege of coaching them. Your idea of unconscious proficiency delusion is interesting. I guess those that work with me all become delusional 😂
@@MiloLinesGolf In a way that would be a good thing. I'm not saying you're wrong. What's interesting is that children don't care where the ball goes they only want to hit it. So, after they learn to hit it, then the figure out where it goes and how to make it go where they want, whereas adults are always trying to make the ball go where they want so they rarely learn to hit it properly. By putting the secondary target first they're preventing themselves from learning how to hit the primary target.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf interesting but very different from my experience teaching children. I have had hundreds of children come through my Jr camps and none of them swing and miss more than a few times before they begin hitting the ball each swing and generally within 10 swings they are only concerned with how far the ball goes.
@@MiloLinesGolf You're right. Although, I would imagine that any child attending a high level golf school already knows quite a bit about golf and understands the game. I should have specified, a child who knows nothing about golf or physics. Generally, kids under the age of 5.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf the jr camps I ran for many years were for beginners but the youngest we allowed were 5year olds. The only children I have watched learn before age 5 are my children. I don’t remember seeing my son swing and miss ever, however my daughter did for a long time but only because she was out of control trying to outdo little bro. She still hates seeing her little brother bomb it past her.