Very few people have the gift to teach with such precision and clarity. Well done guys. This video should have over 300k views, but unfortunately it is not talking about 300 yards drives. What most people miss is that information such as this is what enables one to make changes to eventually achieve 300 yard drives.
Yoga. Travis Eliot has a free program on here I did that helped a ton. He called it 'Emppowered series'. It's just a free playlist of.30 videos, 30 minutes a day for 30 days.
This is so f-ing bad; didn't even make it through the first half. First, 99% of amateurs would never be able to hit the ball from Adam Scott's position at the top with flat shoulders/high left shoulder and such high, deep hands. More importantly though, the statement that "all pros are trying to keep their ear on that posture line" isn't even close. Most pros don't try to and don't come anywhere close to doing this. Pick a tour pro you like, watch their swing in slow-mo, and in almost every swing you will see their head lower some in the backswing and lower even more in the forward swing until just before impact. Adam Scott is an exception, definitely not the rule.
I'll speak on behalf of their organization as I've gone through their training. They're noting that there are several different methods and ways to swing, but the best swing for a person is based on what they can physically do. You're spot on in that most people do not have the ability to put, much less control, their body in Adam Scott's position. That being said, however one swings, the ability to maintain posture and control is important at impact. Their organization oversees 47 of the top 50 players in the world. Their reputation speaks for itself.
It's not for those people with back problems. If you don't suffer from back problems then posture is not important but what is important is (as the title says) to "maintain" that posture (however ugly it might be ) if you want to make consistent contact with the ball on the sweetspot of the clubface. There are of course some super athletes on tour that wobble all over the place and yet can play on tour but those are few and far between. Natalie Gulbis comes to mind
Very few people have the gift to teach with such precision and clarity. Well done guys.
This video should have over 300k views, but unfortunately it is not talking about 300 yards drives.
What most people miss is that information such as this is what enables one to make changes to eventually achieve 300 yard drives.
Great explanation
Amazing video, really shows how important it is to do some basic mobility work for the average golfer.
Very helpful.
Great video guys!!
What you imply is that if you do not have an excellent body structure, you cannot make the correct body movements to swing the club well. Is that it?
Nice information for small improvements (for us amateurs).
What we call the “hip area” haha! That’s what WE call it too!
such a beautiful swing
Thanks for the video. Any advice for a 63 old to do to add hip flexiblitly?
Yoga. Travis Eliot has a free program on here I did that helped a ton. He called it 'Emppowered series'. It's just a free playlist of.30 videos, 30 minutes a day for 30 days.
1:30 camera angle makes it look like Adam has an ultra flat shoulder plane...
Its only taken 6 years to realize that "staying in posture means exactly that"
Great video. Isn't this what Jack Nicklaus said in 'Golf My Way' 50yrs ago?
Stretch every day
His hands and grip are inside the eye line at setup. It’s right under his shoulder socket.
I think he topped that one.
I'm sorry but you did not show not one illustration on that screen of the content that you're referring to
If overthinking was a golf program this would be it 🤣
This is so f-ing bad; didn't even make it through the first half. First, 99% of amateurs would never be able to hit the ball from Adam Scott's position at the top with flat shoulders/high left shoulder and such high, deep hands. More importantly though, the statement that "all pros are trying to keep their ear on that posture line" isn't even close. Most pros don't try to and don't come anywhere close to doing this. Pick a tour pro you like, watch their swing in slow-mo, and in almost every swing you will see their head lower some in the backswing and lower even more in the forward swing until just before impact. Adam Scott is an exception, definitely not the rule.
I'll speak on behalf of their organization as I've gone through their training. They're noting that there are several different methods and ways to swing, but the best swing for a person is based on what they can physically do. You're spot on in that most people do not have the ability to put, much less control, their body in Adam Scott's position. That being said, however one swings, the ability to maintain posture and control is important at impact.
Their organization oversees 47 of the top 50 players in the world. Their reputation speaks for itself.
"good" posture is so overrated
It's not for those people with back problems. If you don't suffer from back problems then posture is not important but what is important is (as the title says) to "maintain" that posture (however ugly it might be ) if you want to make consistent contact with the ball on the sweetspot of the clubface. There are of course some super athletes on tour that wobble all over the place and yet can play on tour but those are few and far between. Natalie Gulbis comes to mind
Gankas fan?