Remarkable how well you break down the various causes and effects. When I went through fixing the stalled hips/early extension problem I thought all I would have to do was push my left hip back in the downswing to preserve hip depth and rotate. That was a good start, but it didn't magically fix other issues or eliminate the compensation moves I had developed. You nailed two of them. First, I had to feel like my elbows were squeezing together and in front of my chest during the backswing. Second, during the transition and downswing I had to feel like my left wrist was bowing from the weight of the clubhead. When I looked at these on video I was surprised that neither of these moves looked as extreme as they felt. My upper arms actually weren't ridiculously squeezed together and my left wrist was mostly flat and a tiny bit bowed. A third thing I had to work on, but wasn't mentioned in your video, was the overall tempo/sequence. I felt like my backswing got slower (even though it didn't really look that way on video) and I had to develop a true transition where my lower body started to rotate the other direction before my backswing was complete.

You deserve so many more subs. Honestly you have revolutionised my thinking and understanding through breaking it down to components and understanding why things go wrong. Thank you so much.

Jonathon, your Channel is excellent, love the "cause, effect" and resolutions. I am an engineer, understanding the "how and why" is key to progress Keep up the brilliant work.

This is a great video Jonathan, I will incorporate these drills into my other drills from my lesson!

Great advice; very helpful mechanics to work on. Thank you!

Great video , very clear explanation.

I don't know about everyone who watches JC's channel but he sure make it easy to understand the mechanics of the golf swing and the instruction is not complicated. Tell everyone about JC !

Great video I was searching for my impact feel and couldn’t see what was wrong but after ur good explanation I realize now how I’m going wrong. Thanks.

Another great video and very well explained I’ve started saving your videos so I can re-watch them when I get out of sync

Great video, and I love your practice station!

Wow, thanks mate great info

Great visuals on causes and drills to cure the ails!! You give me hope!! Thanks :-)

Wow great video… so good, I gotta go to the range before work and try this out. Wish me luck!! 👍👍

Great video!

Here’s my prediction- this video will get a lot of views. Dude spoke the truth 🏌️‍♂️

Easy to listen to, very useful tips. Like!

Thanks for this video! I find that I stall when my lead shoulder moves too high at impact (a legacy from the days when I used to slide my hips to create a big draw, throwing the hands out towards the ball). I find the remedy is to focus on keeping my lead shoulder lower and hands moving round - it also keeps my tush line "back", not tucking under, as a welcome by-product. Love your videos!

Fantastic video!! I've trying to figure out why my impact position and address look exactly the same. My right elbow has massively been trapped behind me. Thanks!

You " re doing a great job.

5🌠 instruction!

This was a Fantastic refresher video on how to rotate properly. Jonathan could you do a video on the bit of the backswing from P2 upwards. Nobody seems to cover it and usually say something like “simply go up to the top” but is it a lift of both hands, is there any forearm rotation required and should the left arm remain pinned to the chest - I can’t seem to find any information on the correct feels for this part of the swing

Super video Jonathan, can't keep the ball between arms in backswing, broke both elbows in bike crash 25 years ago, maybe they weren't set straight lol,,,?

This concept of the downswing has been my concern. I think the right arm is my weakness. Think of it’s pointing down but it doesn’t point straight down. But points behind me on a slight angle. Here we are not thinking about swing speed but about compression of the golf ball. With the right rotation the greatest compression will occur. Thought about the right arm can’t be isolated. Use of the right arm has to coincide with the rotation of the body.

Mr. Chown.. Do you tend to have a lower ball flight with say your 7-PW? I ask because at times my left wrist flexion along with a good body rotation can at times hinder a loftier approach shot.. Just curious..

wow, plenty of juicy in this clip. Adopting the bow left wrist on top my backswing, I can feel the impact becomes stronger instantly.

Mate I'm not sure why but that impact ball caused a lot of issues with my release and I was hitting block shots to the right for years, everyone says it's a great tool so I try to stick with it. I guess my release has some flip component that the impact ball stops?

JChown, I'm plagued by throwing in transition and getting the shaft steep. What are your thoughts on taking the right thumb off the grip to reduce strength in the right hand?

At contact should my shoulders be pointing at the target?

Does letting club shallow also cause opening of clubface?

Trying to get rid of the stall. Do you do video lessons?

😁👍

Good basic steps to "feel" where the clubface is. Practice, Practice, Practice.

Do you do any online lessons

I stall out after impact and never get to the dramatic finished pose position.

do you feel like you're hugging your chest and rotating through impact? After a weight shift i mean

I would def sit through a couple of hours. Lol.

Do you feel any forearm/wrist pronation as your trail elbow bends at your vest seam? How do you think about straightening that trail arm through impact?

Yes, stall rotation creates a lot of problems.

Swing speed is a consequence of the quickening of the rotation. A quickening of the rotation isn’t a consequence of swing speed.