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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 08. 2024
- In today's video, You'll discover how to shallow your downswing like a pro from Mike Granato and Shaun Webb from Athletic Motion Golf!
Shallowing your downswing in golf is an important movement to get a consistent golf swing in place!
You should use the golf drills and information in this video to shallow your downswing like a pro. You'll discover exactly how to shallow your club for top speed golf results!
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fyi your production quality has gone through the roof lads, looks great
@@andrewt1176 thanks for noticing the effortđđ»đ
I've finally figured out how to shallow the shaft after viewing one of your more recent videos about the angle of the trail arm. You correctly point out with visual evidence that the trail elbow loses flexion early in the downswing. By keeping that angle fixed at 90, it guarantees that an OTT move will be necessary in order to strike the ball. But by beginning to extend the arm, the shaft automatically lowers while the clubhead stays behind the golfer. I've heard the advice " pretend you are pulling an arrow from a quiver on your back" to describe the feeling. I suppose golfers who feel they are ringing a bell have the same feel. But it's not a direct downward move. The handle moves away from the target, widening the swing. At some point the torso begins to turn while being pulled by the hips, but by now the shaft has shallowed to the point that the clubhead moves from inside the target line at the ball. A benefit is that the trail wrist increases its extension and the lead wrist bows, all without conscious effort, which squares the club face. I'm sure other things are happening but this is the essence. Probably really good golfers learned to swing like this, while I and the 99% of the world who swing OTT have always started the swing with shoulders turning and kept our trail elbow flexed all the way down. Am I off base in this description? I'm getting good results.
Donât get me wrong, I love watching all of the golf instruction videos on CZcams however, this is the only instruction I actually trust and truly implement thereâs something to be said about the data the research in the body motion that you guys take the time to study that shows through in your instruction thank you so much!
Yeah but youâre still shooting 95
This is a nicely timed video. Iâve been trying to shallow the club more and was trying to loop it into shallowing. After watching this video and noticing that the 3 pros werenât doing that or even trying to do it, along with your comments. I quickly realized that I was heading down the wrong path. The 2 drills you provide should help a lot, especially if I go slow. Thanks for the advice and keep up the good work.
Awesome, let us know how it goes đ
Why do you want to shallow the club ?
This is great! The production level is getting better with each video. Thanks Mike&Shawn!
Thanks brother! You know how it is, always trying to raise our game đ€
Thank you for your generous CZcams lesson. This is by far your best one ever because of the great explanation using the pros as examples and the drills to achieve the desired result. Iâve been on the fence to buy your lessons on line but Iâm thinking I might do so during my off season. Your CZcams lessons have helped me so much to help me understand my swing. I play 6 days a week and after I play, I go home and practice your drills slow mo than the range than the golf course. Thank you
Believe vs Proof.
And the drill reminds me of why Hockey players of all sports can lend towards the natural movement for hitting a golf ball.
Thanks.
Yessir. You're the second person to comment on the hockey advantage, did you play hockey too?
@@AthleticMotionGolf.
Im a former baseball player, but a good friend was a hockey player and only golfed a few times a year, and was good to only play a few times a year w/o being embarrassed.
Another brilliant video, thanks guys.
To be clear, when they say there isn't much difference with how they deliver the club to the ball, they specifically mean from P5 to P7 (mid/late downswing, from left arm parallel to ground, to the moment of impact with the ball).
Yep, the similarity being that the club takes a pretty direct route to the ball down the plane đ
Gentlemen: Wow - blowing my mind. Exactly what I needed to see...
Question: There are players who start steep and end steep but are on plane, and there are players who start steep and end shallow. Is it more important to maintain your plane (even if it's steep back and through) or more important to change planes to shallow to ball on downswing?
I ask for this reason. I've been playing for 4 years and have taken ~25 lessons. I practice my butt off and will continue to do so. With my 9i, for instance - without a ball, my teacher has noted that my swing looks great; as soon as a ball is in front of me though, I come in very steep, generally creating (as a righty) a side spin axis that illustrates an outside/in swing. My instructor is helping get me to reverse that side spin axis to illustrate inside/out path. Once the ball is in front of me, I'm steep - but take the ball away the next shot, and I'm shallower. He's using a lot of great drills and tips, but I can't get shallow. Of course, as the clubs get longer, this becomes more pronounced.
Any recommendations that can help me with this challenge? I'm determined and always willing to put in the time, but I'm at a loss for why this is happening and it's starting to get in my head.
Thanks very much!
MJ
Love your work. Some of the most thoughtful and helpful content available, both here and on your site. In this piece you commend a player whose hands move directly to the ball from the top, but in other very helpful pieces on shallowing you use GEARS to show that hand path actually drops straight down the spine angle and doesn't start coming forward to the ball until a bit later when the body turn brings hands around in the blending process. As they fall, the wrists and forearms are responsible for maintaining the angle of the shaft just outside the ball. That explanation was an epiphany, but I don't see how it squares with comments here to "make a B-line to the ball with your hands from the top." Seems that I"ve spent years doing that and coming over the top. I'm eager to learn more. Thanks for all your wonderful videos.
Best, most technical and detailed instruction on the internet!
I coach kids and a local pro started preaching about 'shallowing.' Thank you for this video as it describes so much better than I ever can as to why that radical/forced club head dropping only opens the face and gets the club stuck. THANK YOU!!!!
Your instincts are right on the đŻ
I am a subscriber and have been for a long time. And this is the content where I personally as a golfer learn the most of. I have been studying the game a lot the past 4 years since I picked it up, trying to shallow the club for a while. And I noticed probably from one of your videos as well that most of us that struggle shallowing the club are way too laid off on the backswing so there is no where to go than shallow to steep. I have been working a lot with my coach this winter and I really feel that the swing changes are taking effect. Breaking 90 regularly now and if the course and conditions are right I might break 80 this season after not being able to break 90 the past 4 years.
That's FANTASTIC, Rok! Nice job! And you're exactly right on being too laid off at the top - excellent point đ
Rok, curious as to how you changed a laid off backswing at the top?
@@jbv2081 I take it back steep and then make sure the club is pointing somewhat in the direction of the target. Donât be afraid to let your right arm disconnect from your torso, just make sure one of your first moves is to bring your elbow back to the side - you might want to experiment if it suits you better to bring it directly to the seam of the shirt, behind it or in front of it (imagine DJs swing for that last one and Henrik Stenson for the first one).
Iâve taken golf lessons intermittently for several years. In addition I have watch golf videos more actively in the past year.
The good news is after all this various forms of instruction and instructors the video lessons provided have been transformative. Thank you !!
Drills are so important. A common misconception is that the spinal chord is some sort of "passive" cable, but in fact with repetition it develops a repertoire of its own! Neuro-muscular loops develop with repetition over time that eventually enable complex coordinated ballistic actions to be executed with minimal input from the brain. These are what make the act of balance and complex skills like the playing of musical instruments possible. Many may have heard of the swimming frog with its brain removed or the articulating limbs of a beheaded chicken? So there's no short cut to practice, practice, practice .....
The very same nurture of movement makes a change in a deeply grooved movement pattern difficult, so getting it right in the first place is so important. This is what makes AMG stuff so good. Clearly defined movement patterns based on good data. I would go as far as to say some of the stuff in these videos amounts to THE definitive handbook of the full swing. Homer Kelly would have loved to watch some of these videos and Mac O'Grady is possibly embarrassed by some of the stuff. We now have a breakdown of good mechanics thanks to AMG and in conjunction with some of the pressure sensor work being done a new insight into the optimal golf swing is in reach. "Movement" follows "pressure"; there's a little to be worked out still in terms of pressure (or lack of it) between some of the linkages from the ground to the hands, but those fortunate enough to have these tools can use them to zone in on the correct pressure patterns to fire the ballistic sequence of the golf swing most efficiently.
I guess it all becomes moot when we consider the short game. The full swing is body propulsive , but the short game swings are largely body reactive in my opinion, which allows manipulations, nuances and better control of distance and trajectory.
As I've stated before, it's a pleasure watching these video being so eloquently conveyed by Mike and Shaun. I can't help but be analytical about so many things (my problem as a former engineer and software analyst) and that includes noticing the wonderful production values displayed in these videos too.
Apologies for such a long post!đą
I had a grand epiphany after I purchased your program along with watching your videos.....the backswing is based on your setup and the downswing/shallowing happens based on that! It is so much easier for me to see, feel and execute now! Love you guys and how you make us amateurs understand what the pros do....not saying we will be them, but identifying the basic movement patterns and positions that ALLOW them to be so great! My lightbulb moment today!
One of my biggest eye opening experiences at 7:20. The idea of being sure the club is out in front of the ball at left arm parallel rather than being inside. Great video
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OMG, the split hand drill is the best pre-shot routine for me.
I take two split swings (it feels and looks so pro!), then I repeat the "feel" in my actual swing and it has made a world of difference!
Thanks!
Great video! Like many golfers I was trying to keep elbow tucked to side and bent to create âlagâ. đ.
1:55 was GREAT !! I always thought the clubhead would have to be controlled to speed up from the top, but you are saying, same speed as hands ! Wow
Guilty of trying to drop the club. I mimicked what I interpreted what was happening. Thank you so much. Great work as always!
Yes, your split hands drill has the same look and feeling as a hockey slap shot. The big difference is in a slap shot your stick blade hits the ice just behind the puck, flexes (loads) the shaft and rebounds into the puck where in golf you hit the ball first. You also have to square your hockey stick blade at impact and the slap shot follow through is also very similar in concept to the golf swing follow through. I would love to see a visual progression comparison of a hockey slap shot, the split hand drill and a proâs iron swing. I will be using this visual from now on. Great drill and video.
This is by far the best golf instruction channel available thanks for putting this out
Iâm impressed on how Cameron Champ club head moves in an arc away from the ball on the downswing and that it doesnât elevate once the golf swing starts.
This is a myth buster for the shallowing guys! Good simple drills too.
Wonderfully concise video. You both always explain things so well. Thank you so very much! This is very very helpful.
Sweet, Lord! I have been fighting a super steep downswing forever and just can't seem to make any progress. I checked my lead arm parallel position to see where my club is pointing. Sigh... it's closer to my foot than the ball. I'll give the drills a try!
Knowing is half the battle. Let us know how it goes.
Always great videos and instructions ,Thanks so much Iâm learning đđ
Thanks so much for watching đ
Thank you. I rarely comment on videos but thought that this was one of the best Iâve seen with evidence based drills. Really good online coaching much appreciated guys
Superb again. Thank you. Your info is so good at piercing through the misinformation. I was having terrible time trying to shallow too much. This clears it up. Split hand drill really helped. Thanks again and merry xmas
Wow...give me a whole new perspective on shallowing the club. You guys make it look so easy. Thank you!
Guys thank you for sharing your knowledge and technology to us weekend duffersđșđș After 8 years of not playing you made me love the game againđ€đ€
Too bad your not in Chicago, always great, simple lessons. Much appreciated.
Thank U so much for this video. I have exaggerated this right elbow move OUT in the downswing to shallow the club, which however ofen leads to an open clubface followed by flipping of the club.
100 percent correct
Thought it was long overdue I sent some credit where its due.Really good content on the channel gents.Always well presented and you work really well together.Keep it up and a massive thankyou for spending the time making the vids for us đ
Thanks for the kind wordsđđ». We hope it helps!
Great video yet again guys, thanks
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Loved it. I always do. I even clean up my glasses before I press play to make sure I see it in HD.
Thanks lads!!!
Awesome golf tips đ
Stay safe and sound.
Cheers
I tried to get it âloopedâ more and found that while the club head may not be heavy, when itâs moving it creates considerably more momentum. This started creating too much club head drop which in turned kicked the hands out (and a host of other issues). You can play with a slightly steep and shallow swings, but you donât want overdo either..IMO.
VERY wise words đ
Clubhead and grip dropping at the same rate is a great feel. This I feel can only be achieved if the angle in the trail arm increases. If this move is executed during the transition solid repeatable compression of the golf ball goes thru the roof. You guys have some great material.
Thank you
Your trail arm comment is GOLD đ
Could you guys do a video on elbow plane in the golf swing? Take one of your virtual pros and draw a straight line through both elbows and show how that line would point in every part of the golf swing? I'm getting some conflicting information out there. With your high tech equipment and expert analysis, we would know for sure what is correct. Thanks!
First drill reminds me of the Kallassy swing magic club.
Iâve been watching your videos. Everything that Iâm watching is resonating 100%. Iâve had lessons from the best. I want to talk to you guys directly. How can we get that done?
Such great organization and detail in your videos.
Idea for a video:
Would love to see a side by side or overlapping gears body movement video of the same tour player hitting a draw and a fade. I believe many golfers, myself included, try to over exaggerate the movements to make a certain shot when really it should be quite simple.
It would be a very boring video lol. Very minute differences, but you're exactly right, most of us way overdo things to hit both shapes.
Love you guys! Thanks again
I need to bookmark this video and remind myself what shallowing really is. Awesome guys, great video!
love it! thanks
I probably was one who asked about shallowing. Thx.
Amazing video. I've been having back problems lately while playing and this video helped see why! Great drills
Hey guys, you mention for the Split Hand drill to "Straighten out" the right arm on the downswing but never mention How Much? The trail (R) arm must have some bend in it at impact or the club will hit the ground first, correct? I can see this getting misinterpreted as having a straight trail (R) arm at impact and players who watch this video trying to straighten their R arm too much prior to impact. I would like to know how much straightening you are talking about of the trail (R) arm in the downswing using this drill? Thanks!
Great pair of drills, thanks.
The drills look simple and easy and I am going to try them. Thanks
Did they work for you?
Great stuff, as always. Thanks
Great stuff. As usual.
I wish I could just spend 8 hours a day with you guys working on my swing for about a month.
Could you kindly demonstrate these same two Drills with a Driver since the shaft is very much longer
Hey guys keep the great videos coming. I was wondering if you could get gears to give us a measurement on the rotation of the lead arm about the shoulder joint. Iâm talking if you put your arm out in front of you palm facing the sky and rotated it about the shoulder joint so that it was facing the floor (possibly pronation?). Looking at my swing I feel as though this could be something I am missing to help me shallow the club. The measurement are such an insightful metric for all us golfers to see. Thanks for the informative vids and keep up the good work.
that would be a great video!
A slight shallowing in the downswing by good ball strikers is the product of athletic skill/motion! Yes a good sequenced backswing can improve your chances ,but if you cant throw a ball fast and accurately,(have you ever won a coconut!) or serve at tennis then its highly unlikely youre going to achieve this! But if youve been a good sports player and still struggle at golf these guys can get you striking a golf ball like you know you should be!
Great video. Id be interested to see same analysis done on with driver (and how the shaft angle relates to ball and or spine).
Awesomeness personified
I know this an older video and I don't know if you guys will respond but I have a question regarding number two up there Will Zalatoris not so much about the back injury he sustained this past summer but more about the "how". In a interview he claims to have been "later" than most guys pushing off his right side, causing havoc in his back and no doubt was an injury just waiting to happen. He has since rectified that problem and hopefully has a stellar '23 season. My question is what did he mean by being late pushing off his right side,, is that why his right knee points out so much releasing the club? Curious like a cat and I am sure you guys know the flaw or outlier that screwed his back up. Thanks.
you guys are amazing. you definitely simply things and back it with gears which is so helpful, but make no mistake, implementing your teach is not easy. takes a long time to absorb and execute your instruction. It's a challenge but super worth it. I take golf very seriously and would love to work with you guys. is there a process for this?
Thanks for the kind words, weâre glad to hear the videos are helping. Our in-person lessons have been booked full through the rest of the year for a while now. We are doing 2 and 3 days schools every month in Orlando starting in January. Weâll announce the dates when we have them finalizedđ
Great video! I found those drills really helpful to feel the shallowing effect but unfortunately it has been really hard to incorporate it into the normal swing the second I take a right hand grip, I start that over the top/casting move almost immediately. Any advice for incorporating the drill into the swing?
Good job! Very helpful. Would you comment on the fact that at least JT, DLIII, and Ernie Els have their hands closer to the ball at hip high on the downswing than at the same point on the backswing.
Great video. I noticed that all 3 golfers you highlighted raise their right heel in downswing before impact. What is the benifit or purpose ? Is it just helping to rotate hips better?
The right heel is an anchor for the right hip. Most golfers (pro included) don't have the mobility to get the right hip through with the right heel on the ground. Great catch!
Could you draw a vertical line down from the golfers lead shoulder down. I would like to see the path of their hands looking down the line. It appears that their hands are not traveling out, but down.
Great video guys. Something I've been working on constantly that I just can't seem to get.
Also I love the shirt, Mike lol
"Gambling is illegal at Bushwood and I never slice."
Gotta pay our respects to the best golf movie of all time đ
What part is giving you the most trouble?
@@AthleticMotionGolf Mainly shallowing the club. But there are other issues that contribute i.e. early extension, hips stalling, etc.
maybe alot of AMs get too steep at the top, so in order to feel like they are doing the right thing it has to be exaggerated? feel vs real
We are talking about the real.
Hey guys, can you talk about the hand and club path and how they are supposed to move from the Top of the backswing To L arm parallel? From L arm parallel-Down as talked about in the video is the juicy middle, but a lot of ams. get âoff the railsâ way before then in that period and space from the top-down to L arm parallel and are already too far gone to implement what you talk about in the video. For example, I start the downswing by opening and rotating my shoulders too much too early and push the hands and club Out and OTT toward the ball and then itâs all FUBARED from there. What is the feel for the hands & club from the top to L arm parallel? In the videos of the pros you used it looks like the hands & club just sort of stay suspended in place up and back as the hips start to rotate. How is that even possible and how are us mere mortals even supposed to accomplish that?! đ!!
Hey guys Iâm a 70 year old golfer and a lot of your training points to the reverse C position the moment of impact which is really hard on the body at my age I really try to stay away from that I try to do everything you guys recommend but I cannot hold that reverse see itâs just dangerous to this old guy Iâm still working and I still got good club speed but I canât get to that position if you could talk about a variation
Should the driver also be pointing at/slightly outside the ball the same as the irons?
Great video and some great tips on a very common swing fault in most amateur swings. Couple of points/questions :
1) thanks for confirming that actually extending right arm will automatically lower arms down ie you donât need to shove arms down. I think this is a subtle but important point because it means you increase/maintain width at same time
2) I suspect the majority of steep downswings are caused by incorrect shoulder movement ie right shoulder being shoved out to the ball too quickly.
My theory is that a lot of the time this is due to incorrect hip tilt ie if hips rotate too flat then shoulders will also rotate too flat (ie go out towards the ball rather than down) whereas more hip tilt will promote a steeper shoulder turn which in turn will encourage a shallowing move provided you bring down arms?
You indicate that the club does not drop behind but you need to analyse the fact that when the pros squat into the downswing the only way that keep the club path constant is for the arms and wrists to drop the club behind the angle of the body.
Weâve analyzed with measured data pros whoâve won over a billion dollars and neither of those are facts.
Great video. If you recall; What was the swing thought that the tour pro implemented to get the shallowing effect?
This is all great information, but what I really need to know is where I can get the Judge Smails shirt Mike is wearing?
We will be selling them on the website very soon!!!
I see some similarities to the Malaska move here
Hey fellas,
My issue is a Rt sheet that stalls in transition and I throw it from the top and obviously ruin my impact alignments.
Any videos that address a Rt shoulder that stays high in transition?
Thank you!
both Collin and Justin bow their left wrist nicely at impact. Collin bows his on the backswing Justin bows his after transition. They both allow for good forward shaft lean at impact, but how does one get their wrist in the bowed condition. I am totally right side dominant and my feel would have to be with my right hand. Please comment.
A bowed wrist is not necessary for a great swing or shaft lean at impact. A flat left wrist works too.
I had my son imagine he was holding a tray at the top with right hand (wrist extension ) Magic. Left wrist was flat and the release at impact improved too!
Great video! Does the downswing shaft angle change with different clubs (like wedge vs. driver)?
Gradually it will. The steepest being your most lofted wedge and the shallowest being your driver.
What is the proper âdown the lineâ angle? Is it with the camera on the target line or is it the camera on a line with the toes?
Hands height right behind the hands.
Hi guys...could use a little clarification please... at the 11:18 mark Shaun demonstrates an incorrect "over the top" type of movement... I struggle with the left shoulder down and around movement .....to me that looks a little like left shoulder down and around.....thoughts, please and maybe reiterate why the left shoulder down initial movement is important..thx
Do these shallowing swing planes also apply to the driver swing?
Gentlemen, I saw a clip on instagram from a teacher who I know you guys respect and have actually had him on a few of your videos. He was showing a drill where from the top you ulner deviate while flexing the left wrist to help shallow the club. Is this something that you guys would find necessary? I know ulner deviation has to happen in the downswing anyways when your releasing angles. Just curious on your thoughts.
We've got a new Pros vs Ams video coming out this Sunday at noon entirely on swallowing the club đđ€
Hey guys, I am not understanding how the drill helps maintain the shaft plane. Is it the forced lowering of the arms that does it?
Great video.
How do you fix a flat arm swing?
Not sure if this is a good question for you guys but I am having some tightness in my upper back between my shoulder blades. I don't swing with excessive force and nothing else aches or hurts. Would you know any common benefactors that would cause this? Google has every reason under the sun LOL. My swing is like a mix of AMS and PROS I got some good ingredients but i need more. \
Thatâs not a place weâre used to hearing golfers saying they feel pain or discomfort. It would just be guessing as to why that might be happening, which sounds like google did a pretty good job of already lol.
I don't understand how the elbow plane works since it doesn't match address shaft angle. Is it because everything is oriented out to the right and from the inside so it looks steeper from 2d behind the player/ball? I've NEVER understood how that works. If not can you do a video to explain, as I'm certain I'm not the only one..lol
The club doesnât swing on the shaft plane except for some short pitch shots. Now if the camera is high it can LOOK like it does, but it doesnât in reality đ
I like you guys and your videos, especially when you use the numbers that you get from the gear system. But sometimes i wonder why you make things so difficult, when they are much easier, like in this videos.
Why dont you just draw "the normal" setup shaft line in the down the line perspective or alternatively the impact line. These are the most helpful lines, but you guys switch between different lines according to where the shaft currently is, that makes things confusing. Just stay with the setup line and see how the shaft changes through out the swing to the setup line, that gives you all the relevant information.
For example, if the shaft ist steep at TOS (top of swing) or even getting steeper in the transition then it will mostly turn over hardly to a flat positon coming into the ball and vice versa, that is, if you have a big laid up position in the TOS, the shaft will turn over and coming steeper in the ball. In a neutral swing the shaft should always stay parallel to the setup line (like you also recommend in so me other videos), of course when you raise your arms at the end of the upswing the shaft will be over but still parallel to that line, which makes sure you will also come neutral into the ball.
When you want to fade the ball, you have to come steeper then neutral in the ball and to archieve this you should be in a laid up position in TOS. When you want to draw the ball, you should be steeper in TOS so you come more from inside to the ball (flat).
You will rarely find a good player where these general plane rules will not take place and they use them to shape their ball flights. Amateurs should use them to get rid of their slice or hooks. Of course there are additional reasons relevant for slicing and the most common ist wrong arm movements that makes it hard to shallow the shaft, especially a lack of supination of the right arm early in the downswing, like you nicely explained in your shallowing video "Shallowing like you have never seen before", which is really awesome, because you showed how to combine the supination of the right arm with the correct lowering and straightening. But the most important movement for slicers is to learn to supinate the right forearm early in the downswing becaues that is biggest shallowing factor. And all good players supinate nearly to the maximum when the right arm is in parallel position, sclicers dont.
Do yâall think shallowing is overrated?
As someone who has always dealt with coming over the top and always tried to get more shallow, Iâve always been frustrated that I canât get my club and body into the extremes that often get emphasized and still hit functional golf shots. Itâs refreshing to hear here that I donât have to get into the cartoonish amounts of shallow in order to have a âgoodâ golf swing.
I feel like the conversation should focus on âstop over the topâ more so than just âgetting shallowâ at the expense of all else.
Agree completely. Fixing over the top isnât accomplished by a cartoonish shallowing move thatâll only swap one set of issues for new ones.
Always shocking to me that these guys only w 120K subscriber based on the content and quality.
Is there a drill for me to get my body synchronized better? Currently my hips fire too quick and I donât even try to. Please help!
There's always a drill đ. To help you specifically, we'd need to see your swing. We have a couple ways to do that on our websiteđ
all depends on arm length ratio to body.
Nope, thatâs not what the data from of 330 TOUR winners says.
@@AthleticMotionGolf what exactly isn't what the data shows?
I honestly think the "shallowing " stuff is a red herring.
It's describing the wrong things .
I think it's the body tilts/crunch reversing myself.
Left tilt/crunch reversing to right tilt/crunch.
I just think the shallowing can be manipulated in so many bad ways that it is itself is not the thing.
Great point, but be careful with that "right tilt crunch" from the top.
@@AthleticMotionGolf Yeah, I didn't state it very clear. On the way to rt tilt crunch would be a better way to day it. Or coming out of left side crunch.
But I hear you. Thx.
colon at the top rotates his left wrist LOTS! Am I wrong?
What is the amount swings or time I should spent on each drill and number of days a week I need do these drills to get a transfer to my swing?
Honestly just keep doing it. There is no set time in my opinion. Keep practicing that move in practice and during play. Then one day in the near future it will click. And when it does - you ride that feeling for as long as possible until you find yourself outside the middle of the window on the other side of the spectrum. Then you start using a drill that does the opposite of what you first worked on. Until you find that wave and ride it again. Some people pick it up fast while others take a longer time to get there. It is my contention that the ones who get there slower, stay in the middle of the window longer while the ones who pick it up quicker get out of the middle of the window faster.
I myself am generally a faster learner and find myself of the opposite sides on the middle of the window often. But this also allows me to work the ball both ways because I'm familiar with both sides of the window. Some days it's easier to fade it than draw it and other days vice versa.
I found something with my right arm on the backside the other day that helped with getting a tad bit shallower. Started honing in on it and yesterday I was in the middle of the window. Shot 64.
As long as it takes. There's no universal answer to this. The key is quality of reps.
Great anser!đ
Most of these guys at left arm parallel have a shaft perpendicular to the spine. Is that more a result of wrist conditions or forearm rotation
Most are well short of having the shaft perp to the spine. Keep in mind, the higher the camera gets above the hands, the flatter the shaft will LOOK, but thatâs not the reality đ
So what's first...chicken or egg? Aren't each of these pros making the shift-recenter which automatically drops the hands down and shift outside the ball and on plane? I think what would help explain this is not focusing on the hands. But the whole of the recenter-pivot. Can you connect the hand movement with the recentering on gears? Thx!
No. It does NOT automatically drop the hands on plane.
@@AthleticMotionGolf thanks for clarifying and responding!
Great video , does the butt of the shaft point at the ball initially? you guys are fire /
thanks
You really want to look at the left arm parallel spot to just above it in the downswing... you'd want it pointing at or just above the ball theređ
Are these drills the same for the driver?
Yessir
I love you guys. Thanks for what you do. Been a GG member for a year. Switching to AMG+. Coming to see you in Sept. Can't wait.
Awesome! We're looking forward to working with you. We'll see you soon!
Did you find amg better ?
@@chappod1990 Absolutely! Both in concepts and teaching method.
@@russdaley5333thatâs great. Thanks for the reply đđ»