You only need 4 positions. Knock them off one at a time an you’ll have it. Do it nightly in a mirror to take any hitting out of your mind. You can do it.
I used to get the digital editions of Golf Digest & Golf Magazine. I stopped all that when I got really into your instruction. One thing that I do miss is the chance to view a Pro’s swing on my iPad with the ability to show it fast or slow and stop it at any point via a “slider” button at the bottom of the video. It would be great to be able do do that with your swing as well. I don’t know what special equipment it would take on your end to make that happen and what the costs might me. Just throwing it out there in case it might be a possibility in the future. Hope I explained this in a way that was understandable.
Great. A lot of my students stop subscriptions to magazines. They are swing killers. Why would they want you to get better? If so, you wouldn’t read it. So they want you to be confused. Then you will buy new clubs. Who are the biggest advertisers in the magazines? Golf club manufacturers.
I will make my swing available for download. I’m just working on a big project right now. Once I get time I will put it on the site. I’ll let you know when it’s ready.
You pointed out left foot spin out in the swing of the student. The cause you mentioned was poor weight transfer. Are their drills we can do to overcome this problem? I frequently have the same problem.
You often talk about how throwing a ball involves weight transfer as does a baseball batter. Should we actually experience ourselves stepping into the shot ie the ball on our swing. I don’t always get that sensation.
Like the present series very much. They are very helpful.
A lot of the twisting is from swinging way to hard. You need to immediately slow down. There is not sense doing it wrong at top speed. If you do it right at 1MPH you are doing it right. Then you can go a little faster and so on. I say this because fixing this tricky for most people.
You can also rest your foot against something solid like a piece of wood hammered into the ground etc. Then you do night practice swings. If the foot can’t move you will get used to it.
I would also think you are not touching your legs in the follow through so you will have to work on that too.
Don’t step into the shot. Just throw some balls with a 7 iron stance and get used to the movement.
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10 Responses to “Swing Comparison – Lower Body”
January 18, 2016
PETERMCMULLENI think I have a long way to go to get my swing to look anything like yours. This video analysis is excellent.
January 18, 2016
Paul WilsonPeter,
You only need 4 positions. Knock them off one at a time an you’ll have it. Do it nightly in a mirror to take any hitting out of your mind. You can do it.
January 18, 2016
RYDGJRI used to get the digital editions of Golf Digest & Golf Magazine. I stopped all that when I got really into your instruction. One thing that I do miss is the chance to view a Pro’s swing on my iPad with the ability to show it fast or slow and stop it at any point via a “slider” button at the bottom of the video. It would be great to be able do do that with your swing as well. I don’t know what special equipment it would take on your end to make that happen and what the costs might me. Just throwing it out there in case it might be a possibility in the future. Hope I explained this in a way that was understandable.
January 18, 2016
Paul WilsonGary,
Great. A lot of my students stop subscriptions to magazines. They are swing killers. Why would they want you to get better? If so, you wouldn’t read it. So they want you to be confused. Then you will buy new clubs. Who are the biggest advertisers in the magazines? Golf club manufacturers.
I will make my swing available for download. I’m just working on a big project right now. Once I get time I will put it on the site. I’ll let you know when it’s ready.
January 19, 2016
MichaelSkeelsThe video analysis is excellent.
Thanks!!
Mike
January 20, 2016
Paul WilsonMike.
Glad you like them. Thanks.
January 19, 2016
RogerLeeJim also does not unhinge his wrist on the follow through.
January 20, 2016
Paul WilsonRoger,
he is definitely tight in the follow through. I think I showed this in the first tip how he locked his wrists long after the ball was hit.
January 21, 2016
RoyPaul,
You pointed out left foot spin out in the swing of the student. The cause you mentioned was poor weight transfer. Are their drills we can do to overcome this problem? I frequently have the same problem.
You often talk about how throwing a ball involves weight transfer as does a baseball batter. Should we actually experience ourselves stepping into the shot ie the ball on our swing. I don’t always get that sensation.
Like the present series very much. They are very helpful.
Roy
January 22, 2016
Paul WilsonRoy,
A lot of the twisting is from swinging way to hard. You need to immediately slow down. There is not sense doing it wrong at top speed. If you do it right at 1MPH you are doing it right. Then you can go a little faster and so on. I say this because fixing this tricky for most people.
Watch this first:
Weight Distribution: https://ignitiongolf.com/weight-distribution
Then:
Left Foot Impact: https://ignitiongolf.com/foot-position/
You can also rest your foot against something solid like a piece of wood hammered into the ground etc. Then you do night practice swings. If the foot can’t move you will get used to it.
I would also think you are not touching your legs in the follow through so you will have to work on that too.
Don’t step into the shot. Just throw some balls with a 7 iron stance and get used to the movement.
Watch:
It’s Like A Throwing Motion: https://ignitiongolf.com/like-throwing-motion/
It’s a Turn Not A Jump: https://ignitiongolf.com/turn-not-jump/
Exactly How To Do Touch The Legs Position: https://ignitiongolf.com/how-to-touch-the-legs-position/