“Swing YOUR SWING” The LOST ART of great RHYTHM!

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QUIT SEARCHING and Swing YOUR SWING BETTER today!
In this video I talk about a subject that isn’t discussed enough in golf…..GREAT RHYTHM! What is the difference between RHYTHM & TEMPO? What is great RHYTHM? And, what drills can we do to develop this underutilized skill set.
If golfers spent more time working on their RHYTHM and less time filling their head with irrelevant swing thoughts they would start to SWING THEIR SWING where it really counts….on the golf course!
I can’t stress the importance of this video for every golfer out there who wants to find the best version of themselves out there. I’m confident if you follow the BLUEPRINT I give you in the video you’ll start hitting the ball further and straighter and with LESS EFFORT than you ever have before!
Best, Coach A. ⛳️🏌️‍♂️🙏🏻
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@bradshores9617 Жыл бұрын

I have said it before and I’ll keep saying it, Andrew is a phenomenal golf instructor. I have been a Golf Professional for 30 years and I just love how he teaches. I find myself learning from him all the time. Outstanding Andrew, truly. Being a great instructor is not just knowledge, his verbal pictures and delivery is exceptional. Well done Andrew, I’m definitely a fan.

@jasonburling1682

You tube recommended your site as all I watch on golf teaching is Mike Malaska . Two peas in a pod, that L-L drill has transformed my game, my swing feels almost effortless, it’s awesome .

@mikerodrick2430 Жыл бұрын

I don't believe I've ever heard an instructor say to hold it as a 6 or 7. Actually quite the opposite. Holding it that tightly makes it impossible to keep tension out of your arms & hands. I can't feel the weight of the clubhead with a grip that tight which is my indication of proper grip pressure. The trick is to hold the grip & squeeze as little as possible if you want speed.

@Tothemoonalice373 Жыл бұрын

Your content is excellent. Please review your sound quality (volume) before you post. Its so low I have to put my phone to my ear and then loose sight of your instruction. 6-19-23

@dogloverjb6873 Жыл бұрын

your posts are the highlight of my week...keep em coming. I've always agreed, the body reacts to the swinging of the arms for an effortless swing

@rodralph824

The guy in the background has a nice swing

@goldengate8287 Жыл бұрын

Thanks for dropping these practice gems 💎 and keeping it real… Are the feet together drills applicable to longer irons like the 4 iron ?

@erniemendoza1481

I am still puzzled. When l was practicing at our club the distance l was registering for my 7 irons creating the farthest is 115 yards longest only ( it showed on the data machine) though l was using 4 or 5 on my grips and swang faster . Perhaps l was using practice balls. You may think because of body twisting, it wasn’t because l know l can twist my body rightly , and my linear to angular was right watching your video. I am quite sure you have a very good instructional video if not the best will surely 1/2 behind that’s what l can vouch you as an golf instructor. About 9 to 10 instructional coach l have/ had followed. I like gills file because of his methodical instruction especially the placement of balls from using edges, irons, and drivers. I thought before that if you want to want to go to intended target you used your feet to do that but it wasn’t it is your shoulder.

@mgrassodirector Жыл бұрын

It just doesn’t look like a swing that can produce that distance.

@thecount1001 Жыл бұрын

"when to create speed". this reasonates hard. i keep hearing snap hard with the hips. yeah, when i do that it doesn't help, it just makes me spin my hips forward. this idea of 'separation', is problematic. watched a video from Padraig Harrington and he said it's wrong thinking. it needs to be all linked and timed together.

@Idle_Koala Жыл бұрын

Awesome video! I liked how you clarified the grip pressure, that’s something I’ve wondered about.

@tommyaird8324 Жыл бұрын

Great continuity to all your videos, Andrew. Each one is really enjoyable and helpful.

@kapapatence6423 Жыл бұрын

A lovely explanation about speed, rhythm, and tempo. Very helpful for someone who swings hard from the top instead of at P6....I am already enjoying the improvement after viewing this video. Many thanks from Tennessee.

@mikerobinson3551

This is fantastic. I’ve watched hours of helpful instructions and taken things from all of them to fix a lot of setup and mechanics but am hopeful this will tie it together for a smoother more athletic swing. Thanks for your posts.

@Murf1802

Thank you Andrew, everything every golfer needs to hear and learn, love it!!

@melvinlow5283 Жыл бұрын

Good 👍🏻 video and I’m glad to see the numbers has been increased to 4K subscribers from 1k the day I subscribed. Very detailed and informative teaching. I bet you are one of the most experienced teachers because I noticed some of the stuff you mentioned are really what a good golfer skills should have.