PRO GOLFERS Reveal The Secret To Shoulder Turn You Won't Believe What They Do (golf swing tips)

let me show you why pros can really enjoy hitting ball and grass, your amateurs struggle and struggle to hit good hits and make those big shots with irons, but this also works with the driver. Today's advice will blow your mind. There is a Here is a notable difference between amateurs and professionals that many of you are missing and if we can get you to work better at this, I promise you that your

golf

will improve a lot when we look at the

shoulder

turn

of the professionals and the angles at which

they

they

move and rotate their

shoulder

s and we compare them to many amateurs, we see some fundamental differences in the way they rotate their shoulders on the way back and certainly on the way, you tend to see a lot more, let's call it shoulder tilt, from better.

Players certainly post impact and definitely also in the back

swing

, where we see amateurs considerably less and this leads to really complicated impact positions, which is why we see so many amateurs having to dodge impact, in fact, breaking, breaking. They move forward, bury their sticks in the ground or try to miss. the ground overtaking the ball and just making hitting and improving

golf

a lot harder for them and if a lot of this has to do with how you're not rotating your shoulders, a very quick and simple little test, you can do this at home and I'm nice and upright, so

what

I'm going to do is lean forward a little bit, not as much as the golf stance, but a little bit, and

what

happens is this arm starts to bend.

Now what I'm going to do is What I do is I just twist and rotate slightly like this, still leaning forward, this arm stays slightly bent. Now I'm too close to this wall, so I'm breaking this arm to make sure my

tips

are level with the ground. Think of that as your impact. position at the moment same idea. This time I'm going to stand with my toes on the wall. What I'm going to do is lean forward, which bends this arm a little bit, but now I'm going to add loads. on the side Bend in, so I'm going to start bending back like this, so I'm going in this direction and what happens is my arms start to straighten and then I'm going to add some rotation.

I mean, the initial shoulder went back and now I can barely reach the wall. I have to stretch really hard to reach that wall, so some context for that. All I'm going to do is lean forward in a golf stance. Turn this way. Now what's happening? This arm is breaking. Let's pretend I want. to push the club directly in front of me also a lot of glasses, we recognize in these positions if I'm from this position leaning forward rotated if I stretch this arm it feels like the club is going to the other side of the ball so it's really burying in the ground here people don't want to bury it in the ground here, so what they do is they break up that downward motion going forward to try to get everything to rub against the bottom of the Central shock, so with the second golf stance example now I'm I'm going to bend over a lot like this and then I'm going to

turn

to get back on the ball look what's happening now the hands want to push forward by stretching out the lead arm I don't feel like I can crash and I feel like I'm going to go bald and no hair, this is your classic impact position that you see with so much fundamental difference, was this with rotation compared to neither side.

Bend, let's call it, but rotation and leaning forward, what I'm doing is bending this way, rotating, which actually makes me lean back, then Turf hits lovely with his driver, great shots if the ball position is right where you start to rip it off the T and for many of you we get rid of these actions that are causing horrible crashes, so the Dynamics of the way you move your body, the tilts, the twists and turns that you put into your column will absolutely contribute to better or worse shots, as we see from the amateur to the professional example given at the beginning, so here are three fantastic exercises to help you.

I'm starting to feel your shoulder turn to help you not hurt the number one club on my chest here and I've got the end of the grip sticking out as far as I can, this side ball in front of me here and what I'm going to do. is I'm going to try to point this club basically right above the ball so it's actually hitting a spot over here, you can even put a ball out there if you want, so let's say I have, I'm going to put the ball almost from the heads to the grip comes out in front of me and what I'm going to do is point that club somewhere between those points and I'm going to exaggerate, I'm even going to point it a little bit towards the ball. a little bit to get the feeling of more up to because, again, the common pattern with so many amateurs is to have the club point towards infinity and beyond, certainly, way ahead of them when they turn and stand up.

Now you can turn this around on the down

swing

by simply placing the club now behind you. I've got it so the face is up in the air here because I'm really going to feel like I'm going to try to hit the ball with the face of my club now. you're going to see my lead leg extends my hip extends this hip goes down my lead shoulder goes up while my trailing shoulder goes down remember the positions we saw with the amateurs they hit it more this way Club very outside almost hitting the second ball, like this that you really feel that right shoulder coming down under your chin so you feel like you're going under yourself to hit the ball instead of around yourself and then up and up, you've seen it, you watch TV, they're hitting.

It's this way, there are so many amateurs up here, well, up here trying to push straight, that's why we see this second drill so much. I use the students to try to get the feel of this, I just want you on your backswing so you can hit. shots more with this point the club or your shoulder forward sorry for the ball on the back swings if I look, it goes under your chin and your chin sees the ball not enough so that your shoulders are level with the ball. I'm much more pointed towards the ball, which means that my shoulder in my peripheral view here is like above the line of my feet, where my shoulder here now looks like it's more above the ball in perspective, but the most The important thing is that I only love you. to freeze on the trail and I want you to feel like your Trail shoulder that's come out in front of your chin is as low as possible, really feel like you're leaning, you're going to come in and out of these positions in a full follow through, but I just want you to have a slightly stunted follow through where you have the feeling that you are throwing your Trail, the shoulder was down, hit the ball, it's this shoulder that is coming down and under to hit the ball and you will actually feel like you are much further below yourself to hit it Instead of just around yourself, this is a great exercise for the field if you're fighting on the field and at home, where you're trying to get the feel of these shoulders. twists, you can do this too.

I'm using the camera viewfinder here. I would face a reflection trying to complete what is right and what is wrong. The second drill where you try to lower your right shoulder to hit shots, is really a It's good to go out on the course and try to hit the balls and see what happens with your swing. Now the last exercise is going to focus a lot more on what you feel with your hips because of the way your hips rotate and tilt in the swing. It will also encourage these leans with your upper body. I want you to place the club on your front thigh here and I want the head of the club to be basically on top of my foot.

It is at foot level. It's right on the outside of my leg. Here now, back three, I'm going to do a backswing with just my Trailhead. I'm going to try to push this club into the ground, so I feel like my lead hip is pushing this club down and slightly inward. to get me rotated and with a little bit of an angle because that's where my hip angle will encourage better shoulder turns, so going back into the backswing a lot of people will go pretty flat. You can do this at home where the club doesn't want to touch the ground, so I feel the front hip go down.

The trail hip lifts and I'm really pushing. I'm getting a little bit of curvature in the shot, so I'm really going to try to push into that ground with this head now on it. On the downswing, I'm going to try to get it to come up over my foot like this because a lot of you on the downswing are literally going to spin and it's going to crash into your foot and this feeling of trying to get your hips to move. . More this way and this way will only allow you to go this way and this way more with your shoulders and get rid of these rotations that we are seeing over and over again with

golfers

.

You can even work this into the shot to get the feel back. like your hips tilt on the way back, your hips down. The trail hits up but then down you really feel like this hip is going up towards the sky as the trail hip goes down and that in turn helps you feel like you are sinking into the trail. Much more, this fundamental difference matters and the prose is something that if you can perfect your swing, I feel that you are going to take a step towards improving your golf in the long term and that is what I have noticed with students, it just leaves them without breath. long term and the combination of doing these jobs at home and on the course is definitely the best way to continue with your swings now if you want to improve your drive and find more distance.

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