Once You Learn These 3 Moves Golf Will Feel So Much Easier.... Forever!

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In this weeks lesson I want to talk to you about how your body should move through the golf swing, and specifically the 3 movements that we should all be using to hit the best shots we can. Every golfer, including yourself, has to blend these 3 movements together in order to produce accurate, long and consistent golf shots and in my experience many golfers are lacking one or more of these moves.
I recently helped a student called Owain who was missing out on one of these key moves and it got me thinking that this is a topic that is often not covered as much as it could be.
If you feel like there is just something missing from your game then this is a must watch as i'd almost guarantee that there is something here that can help
So watch as I cover the 3 movements and provide you some really simple drills to help you practice these on your own.
Chris
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00:00 Introduction
00:30 Perfect Rotation
03:30 Lateral Shift
07:13 Vertical Push

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@johnschwartz1536 13 күн бұрын

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!

@mikemc7704 13 күн бұрын

Exilent!!!!

@francoisg1393 13 күн бұрын

The spellcheck wasn't turned on, I think. Rotatinal force and vetical force.

@michaelmacpherson5790 12 күн бұрын

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.

@zporteso3493 12 күн бұрын

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

@michaelmacpherson5790 12 күн бұрын

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”?

@mikeydarko6081 13 күн бұрын

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.

@mikeyt3516 12 күн бұрын

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.