This is a Major Golf Swing Problem
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
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Have you heard of the athletic position where you bend your knees at address? This is a huge mistake. In this video I discuss how this is destroying your spacing and causing a major loss of swing speed.
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About the Single Plane Golf Swing.
The Single Plane golf swing is not a quick fix golf technique. It is a system, beginning at address, that simplifies the most important moment of the golf swing - impact.
Starting at address on two planes where the arms hang straight down at address, the Conventional golf swing is complicated. Because the arms are hanging straight down, a conventional golfer must lift the body into impact creating stress on the back.
This upward movement to accommodate the two planes is unnecessary.
The Single Plane Golf swing simplifies the golf swing by eliminating the need for the upward movement by starting and impacting on the same plane.
Great stuff… just got done with my indoors rotation drills…sat down and here you are producing a video of exactly what I’m trying accomplish. LOVING YOUR PROGRAM!! The Golf-on-Demand is GOLD!! Thanks for all you and the GGA family does sir.🙏
Thank you.
Todd, another great instructional video, keep it up.
Thanks. Will do.
Your worst swing with knee flex better then my best even with no flex (just left range reviewed recorded swing). My everlasting issue is staying in posture which imagine ( per ur coaches ) is not proper rotation!! Great video !!! Awesome to see Bryson leading can’t wait to watch analysts and pga heads explode
I would like to ask you this, at set up do you sense or have a feeling that your right shoulder joint is lower and >behind your left, thus making the path to the ball easier? >>another good presentation!! thanks!
Definitely.
@@ToddGravesGolf Thank you very much!!
I've recently discovered this as I've been developing my swing. I setup with my trail leg, practically no knee flex & lead knee (feels) like 80% of my weight, side bend, then adjust grip. Also opening up the knee to point away from the ball instead of at the ball. This is forcing me get to that impact position practically from the start that I think is supposed to be ideal. Time will tell.
Very interested in exploring the single plane. Couple questions, how is distance in comparison to traditional swings? What type of grip is used?
Distance should be same as traditional swings since speed is produced with the same exact sequence. Distance always depends on your strength and quality of technique. I recommend overlapping grip.
Great video Todd, how many can you hit in a row without fixing the tee? I think Moe's record was 135 or something?? Can you get to 20?
How hard was is for you to make that "incorrect" swing? After 3 years, I am starting to groove my SPS but that 6 month off-season is a killer. Thanks for all your help, it has made a world of difference to my game.
I can consciously make bad swings but they usually aren’t that bad. I will say that little things create big feelings.
@@ToddGravesGolf My current "problem" lies in straightening the lead leg at impact (weak fades) a work in progress as even after 3 years, a 6 month layoff allows bad old (conventional) habits to creep back in.
Great
Does standing so far away from the ball with both arms fully extended stop shanks? Ive been shanking my short irons a bit lately and wondering if this type of swing would eliminate shanking?
Todd, I'm slightly confused. As right handed golfer, I've watched players extend their left knee forward (vertically) rather than have the left knee move slightly horizontal towards the left knee. With the single plane swing and larger stance, which works best?? Thanks
I’m confused.
I guess Jack Nicklaus's knee movement is good for him but bad for SPS.
Who knows.
Do you think that Bryson flexes his knees too much with his driver?
no. not really.