Excellent video Chris on how golf is a "vertical angle" sport because of the ball being on the ground. That's why I always have a inclined circle in mind when I'm making my swing! Using gravity and ground force during the downswing is also helpful! Well Done Chris!
Thank you for the excellent content that you produce Chris. I believe that the topic you have discussed in this video is vital to hitting powerful and accurate golf shots. I like to feel the moves that you describe in a dynamic and athletic fashion. I do this by triggering my swing with a quick movement of my pressures to my forward foot. This allows me to then move my pressures quickly to my trail foot early in my backswing. From here I feel like I bounce the pressure off my trail foot forward which allows me to recenter by the time I complete my backswing. From here I feel like I surf forward and downward to my lead foot. When I have finished "surfing" to my lead side, I feel that I spike my pressures on the lead foot (apply the brakes) which whips the club through the impact zone. I realize everyone feels their own golf swing differently but do these "feels" sound reasonable? Thank you for your response and I look forward to your next video.
Yeah the key here is the surfing you describe. Many starts to rotate their upper body or start with their arms but the feel I use while moving into my lead foot is to be quiet with my upper body and arms and as I am leaning into my lead leg while maintaining my back at the target and from there I can push away and rotate and just let the club swing through
Thanks Chris. I find that the earlier I dynamically shift my pressures in my swing, the more “time” that I feel I have in my swing particularly through transition. The less hurried my transition feels the more powerfully and accurately I hit my shots. Do you have some of these same “feels”?
I love the production quality in your videos, but consistently, in nearly every single video - there are very simple spelling errors in the texts and overlays. I dont care too much, but I'm sure you're paying your editor, and silly mistakes like this aren't fair to you.
Yep. The grammar pedant in me hates this, but I remind myself that I'm here for the golf instruction, not an English lesson, because I'm great at grammar, but suck at golf and I wish it was the other way round.
Excellent video Chris on how golf is a "vertical angle" sport because of the ball being on the ground. That's why I always have a inclined circle in mind when I'm making my swing! Using gravity and ground force during the downswing is also helpful! Well Done Chris!
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The spellcheck wasn't turned on, I think. Rotatinal force and vetical force.
Thank you for the excellent content that you produce Chris. I believe that the topic you have discussed in this video is vital to hitting powerful and accurate golf shots. I like to feel the moves that you describe in a dynamic and athletic fashion. I do this by triggering my swing with a quick movement of my pressures to my forward foot. This allows me to then move my pressures quickly to my trail foot early in my backswing. From here I feel like I bounce the pressure off my trail foot forward which allows me to recenter by the time I complete my backswing. From here I feel like I surf forward and downward to my lead foot. When I have finished "surfing" to my lead side, I feel that I spike my pressures on the lead foot (apply the brakes) which whips the club through the impact zone. I realize everyone feels their own golf swing differently but do these "feels" sound reasonable? Thank you for your response and I look forward to your next video.
Yeah the key here is the surfing you describe. Many starts to rotate their upper body or start with their arms but the feel I use while moving into my lead foot is to be quiet with my upper body and arms and as I am leaning into my lead leg while maintaining my back at the target and from there I can push away and rotate and just let the club swing through
Thanks Chris. I find that the earlier I dynamically shift my pressures in my swing, the more “time” that I feel I have in my swing particularly through transition. The less hurried my transition feels the more powerfully and accurately I hit my shots. Do you have some of these same “feels”?
I love the production quality in your videos, but consistently, in nearly every single video - there are very simple spelling errors in the texts and overlays. I dont care too much, but I'm sure you're paying your editor, and silly mistakes like this aren't fair to you.
Yep. The grammar pedant in me hates this, but I remind myself that I'm here for the golf instruction, not an English lesson, because I'm great at grammar, but suck at golf and I wish it was the other way round.
Bloke in the background made this
🤣🤣 we said that when we watched it back
Thanks for the great vids mate :)