Best ROTATION DRILL for your Backswing and Downswing - It's super SIMPLE!

Hello brother Danny, I want to be here, thanks for joining. Wouldn't it be nice to have a

drill

or

drill

that improves

your

backswing

on

your

downswing

and leads to much more accurate shots? Something that doesn't require too much thought or confusion. Do this, you will probably have to eliminate one of the biggest misconceptions in golf is hash, one of the biggest mistakes I see in the golf swing. We do this and it can make a big difference in your overall consistency, that's what we're going to do. Work on this week's workout before you start if you're new to the channel this is one of your first videos of mine consider subscribing hit that little bell button next to the subscribe button you'll get a notification every time you post a video like this. one, so what do I think is the biggest mistake or misinterpretation in the golf swing?

The word turn or rotate, many people misunderstand this and it has a great detriment to both your

backswing

and the Douma. I do not know where you are. Try to do it yourself, but if you feel like you're not completing your backswing, you're struggling to make a turn, you're struggling with distance, this could be one of the main reasons I see a lot of people now. what they do is when they try to make a turn, they often try to rotate their shoulders, now what this leads to is they almost rotate their shoulders where the club starts to rotate too much around the body here and this if like they are too tight, they are struggling to rotate, the other thing I see is that people are trying to rotate their hips well here, that just makes us move, send too much and again makes it very difficult to get back into golf. ball for consistency, let's take a look from this angle, so from this position what I see is that they are turning like this, sometimes they get some stats standing up, but they are really struggling to complete their backswing on the

downswing

, I see.

I don't feel the same, but I see, we're trying to rotate his hips. He is not one of the

best

players. They look like the rotor on their hips, but often do it in a different way than most people do. We are interpreting what we want to do in golf, we work with very straight movements here, look at this when I tilt my backswing here, that right foot goes back, the weight goes right back to the heel, as that happens here, it will give you I'm sure that I'm seeing the interpretation that I'm actually hitting his hip on the road.

Look at this, I say, come on in as I push this back. Here, what happens? It looks like I've actually rotated my hip, right? there is no

rotation

, all I am doing is the forces are being pushed back, what we don't want to do is move, this makes the body move and it is really uncomfortable, so look at this, let's start with the movement towards back first and then. We'll work on the downswing what I want you to try and look at here is this when you take the club away. I want to practice just moving the weight up moving straight up that path for my right foot here this is how I do it goes straight back here and then on the way there is a gentle push at this stage in the backswing there is weight on the heel and weight on the foot Forefoot just be careful, some people make this mistake by pushing the weight towards the heel. the knee can go and don't let that happen, it would be this kind of force, we are doing this, yes, this movement here, so push back towards the front the heel of the front foot, oh right now from this position, yes , there is a soft force here forward, you can add another part of the middle stage, but then look at this, there is no what we call

rotation

here, it is literally that force that goes backwards and pushes you directly on what happens with this, this goes here, so if you're home now and you can all jump in your yard, just try it, feel it, take a couple of swings, maybe even without a golf course, or maybe with one hand and just practice the weight in a straight line.

Go back to that heel here and straight to the front of your front foot and then when you come down, look at just just push that back here there and you're trying to get this timing, look at how that starts to coordinate now, why? Is this important? Well, let's look at it from two perspectives. Let's see start with the hook. If you hook the golf ball, I hook the ball once in a while. This is what tends to happen. We put ourselves here a little and what we do is. We start to slide now the problem is when we slide we start to turn and then we start to rotate the stick gets stuck behind, we haven't done that, we have gone too laterally now, what's wrong with the Stoke stick?

We're going to have to catch up. The club becomes unstable and out of control, it creates big curves, you know, if you slice a golf ball, you do the opposite instead of sliding your legs, you slide your body, so what happens is you come back here and then you turn . body this way, so you're actually rotating this way again, we're not creating these straight lines, so how do you work this well? The first thing I would do is not work on it with a golf ball, whatever that is. What I do is just practice, first of all, feeling this, the weights are going in a straight line, now look at it back here, move then diagonally and then back, you'll see there's one that goes by nice and slow, it's okay to get it out.

If I get stuck. here I'm starting to have to turn it around now, but I don't want to do that, so I'm making those lines work a step back, just practice getting that time, it'll feel pretty weird. I remember when I first learned. This or quite a while ago I was always taught to slide and move too much and then what that does is that's who I am, it's worth it, the power feels like it's coming from there, so when I start doing this directly lines I felt like I wasn't generating any speed, but it's really not about when you get to this golf ball here you stay there, it's about how you put pressure on that golf ball and stabilize that club so we can hit it. straight, so I'm going to push back here, back there and it's just a lovely little drawing on the left side of that green, okay, it's such a

simple

Martian, but the

best

thing about when you stack this brush, these straight lines look how naturally centered I stay, so you find yourself moving, that's a big cause of inconsistency, so you come back here, you come back down, much, much more centered, so let's take a look at it just from this angle, just to finish. and give you some specific things and how you should work on this.

I would work it in stages, first of all, you just get the feeling of how you're going to create our backs and how you're going to get the weight right back into that path for my forehand. hand to just feel like it's moving back, not moving to the side, it's a straight line movement, feel like there, look at this, then from here, maybe you make some shot, maybe you make some changes like that initially, maybe straight towards back and forth once you get it. feeling here, well then start perfecting the downswings are backwards like backswing and swing, we haven't figured it out yet so now you have an idea of ​​how it works, then add the middle part so it's backwards here now.

Look at this, all I'm going to do now is feel like I'm moving forward, towards the front of the toe and let them wait for my heel here and there, and then this is the key to the downswing. then it comes and this is the accelerator pedal that you are going to push very hard with the heel here going to the right and the toe goes in this direction, so your weight goes from the heel to the toe of the left foot and The right one, these are on the accelerator pedals. So look a little bit like this back here now look at this and practice your accelerator pedal.

You could do this by just doing some demo changes again here now look there from here practice the accelerator pedal here practice the accelerator pedal we don't We haven't been here, we shouldn't go there, no, we try to turn our hips back here, look at this practice, that accelerator is trying to get the timing, the more you understand this the more it will feel right as always. In this in action, I love it, it really helps improve your ball strike with both your irons and your woods. It really stabilizes this head, if your head lags behind here and is out of sync with the body, you're going to have to catch it. raise your hands the same way, if it's our timing here, you're going to have to do weird things, that's why you cut it off.

We want to maintain this coordination. This move here keeps you centered, but is also a great way to deliver and maintain that clubface. nice, stable, square and synchronized throughout the hitting area. I hope you really enjoyed this do this in phases work on the backswings this is a summary to work on the backswing first feel the straight line force going here and then from this position just really feel that you're improving the weight in the toe, keeping the weight in the heel and then finally from here, apply that acceleration like the gas pedal here, just going straight back and then deliver that golf club.

Clearly this is a great thing that you can do it first in your garden, no golf balls, just practice to get that moment, no there you go, you wouldn't understand it and it feels right away, we hope you enjoy this training, if you do you do, give it the thumbs up and maybe show if you're one of your friends, that maybe they can work on this a little bit again, right? This doesn't require golf balls initially, it just helps you get a feel for the golf swing range. If you channel, don't forget to hit the subscribe button. and the notification bell so you can see me hopefully next week, but until next time, stay safe, have a great week.