When you’re bending correctly, it creates a huge turn. I just wanted to make sure we clarified that for everybody that we’re bending and turning, which creates that. So you’re not actually trying to hinge it this way. So it’s more of a result of how our body’s bending and turning versus trying to stand it up. And now as my wrist hands, you can see naturally that club is a little bit more stood up. So that our right arm kind of stays a little more on top as we go back. So that was another one of the questions one of the YouTube subscribers had is, how do I stand the club up? And so the key we’re coming up with here to standing this golf club up is getting these bends to work right. And the club head will stay on this side of your body as it starts to move its way up in a steeper fashion, because it’ll match your shoulders. Two, you won’t start early extending these levers yet. That would usually keep the club head and the first off, the arms will be longer. Now if I’m going into left bend, what does that do to the golf club and the structure of my arms here? We want to go into left bend as we’re turning. So that would be going into right bend and sucking the club inside. It comes from the top part.Ī left bend, so as I turn, I’m actually bending this way. So when you say left bend, what does that mean? And so we’re actually going into left bend and we’re trying to keep our arms reasonably straight. Well, I think what we’re trying to do here is to have this go back in one piece, probably to right about here. So now we’ve covered the main problem we see. And so from here, the only place that he can do is topple that thing the other way and be steep. And when they do, they lose their bend.īecause there are great players in history who have taken it inside, but they did it more with their bends like this and their hand path went in and then up.Īnd then out like a Bruce Lietzke, he was pretty good.īut what we see from most amateur players is we see this happening, and now what’s happened to my turn.
Well, most times I think what we see specifically on the website, as well as other people on my range, is that most people tend to drag it inside too early. First, let’s just walk through some of the common problems we see with people and why they’re not able to accomplish what they want to accomplish. I’m going to get my glove on and let’s walk through. And in today’s video, we wanted to talk about how we basically build the structure in our swing so that some of the things we hear, shallowing, some of those things happen automatic when we change directions. He’s one of our coaches helping our members make progress. I’m Milo and I’m here along with my good buddy Ed.Īnd Ed is a team member of. Hey, everybody, welcome back out to Superstition Mountain. So when you say they drag it inside, usually what’s happening is they’re dragging the head of the golf club in and rolling it open, like this? … is that most people tend to drag it inside too early.
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