This KILLS Your Rotation And Power In The Golf Swing

This absolutely

kills

your

rotation

and

power

in the

golf

swing

and starts the down

swing

by dropping

your

hands and pulling them down and many

golf

ers try to do

this

to start the downswing and it will definitely make you hit big flip shots. The throws are extremely weak and constantly stall, so we're going to talk about how to do

this

correctly by leaving your arms alone and how to achieve this through a brilliant drill, so let's first look at exactly why dropping your hand straight down from the ruins of Transition. your golf game

kills

your

rotation

like we said in your

power

it's really very weak so first of all number one when we drop our hands down try to throw them down what will that do that will reduce your height of swing more towards the Earth.

So what that means is that if I aggressively drop those hands down and stay in my stance and spin from there, do that and bite it, that's because the height of the spin has become so low that it's moved, as we said, towards the Earth, so the only way I could get the club out of the ground again from there is to do it physically by moving my body up in the early extension, that's the only way I can make the club back out of the ground to get it out of the ground so we can I could see that I put my arms down and I had to get back up, so that's a really big area of ​​the golf swing that's going to affect such an important hitting area that is height. of your swing, so if we lower those hands, your hands will plummet. swing towards the ground, so number two reverses the ideal sequence in the descent, so that when we immediately lower those hands again, what it does is initiate a descent with the arms and we know that that is not the most correct way.

Powerfully or efficiently sequence your downswing because if we make those arms go first, our arms will be the driving force and the leader of that golf swing, so we're only going to hit the ball as far as our arms will allow us. so we are at mercy of how fast we can whip those arms on their own how strong and powerful our arms are the main energy producers in the body is the body the arms is just where that kinetic energy flows through trying to create that power from arms is a recipe for disaster to hit the ball as decently as you want, so the number three will make the shaft of your club go all the way up on the downswing, so when those hands are completely straight down, will exert a force on the grip which then lifts the club when the club tips, then we have to get up, get out of our stance or lean back excessively in order to get the golf club into the golf ball, otherwise We're just going to hit really horrible steep shots. with the ball, it's not going to go very far again, we have to completely stop our rotations, so, like we said, kill your rotation and your power, you can see through every three of them, you can absolutely see why it will do that and.

What we want to do is leave the arms alone, we want to close those arms of the arms, just follow the path now, it looks like I'm moving my arms independently, it absolutely does, but what it looks like on camera may not be what it looks like on camera. reality. What is actually happening is because many golfers find it hard to believe that you can put the club on the golf ball without trying to do anything with your arms and it is absolutely possible because I didn't do it on any of those shots, I just tried. . do anything with my arms on the downswing, so let's talk about exactly why this is great and how to incorporate this into your golf swing with a really simple exercise.

First of all, it really helps to control the height of your swing well through the The golf ball as we knew, when you swing down, the club plummets towards the Earth, the height of the swing becomes very low, that does not It happens when we leave those arms alone and let the body do the work, so when we leave those arms alone, we turn them off. these arms as we start to turn, we can freely use that rotation, use our shifts well and then that swing height is not going to go down, we have our swing arc and the height that we move at, we don't want to do any of that either . moves it down or more up, so we're going to get much more consistent ball strikes, in essence, doing less number two sequencing on the downswing, so this really helps you have the ideal sequence, so The ideal sequence is to have the lower body and mid-torso. turn first, leaving the arms and chest, follow after, so ideally we want the lower body, then the middle of the torso, then the chest, then the arms and then of course what comes after of the golf club, so the only way for many players to be able to do this is without feeling anything at all in the NES arms and again we're going to talk about exactly how to train that with a great exercise to help you get that sequencing that unwinds, which helps you achieve a nice, smooth, efficient rotation but also generate a lot of power, you don't need to do it at a high player level to really see the benefit if your body can only do it a little bit, that will be much better, much more powerful and consistent than doing it with just your arms and number three, it helps to lower the golf club if I leave my arms up and do them while the rest of my body uncurls.

Gravity will hit the center mass of the golf club and it will launch behind me exaggeratingly. This right here, I have no pressure, no arms, nothing, zero tension, look at the golf club, see how it just responds and how it leans down, such an incredibly important depth, the only reason we really want to make the club shallow in the downswing is so we can rotate, that's where when we lower the golf club and turn, the golf club will land on that ball with ideal conditions, so it's important that it's shallow, you can go out to Wi and make it shallow in the center of mass by casting behind where it was. you can be out and shallow, going shallow doesn't just mean swinging in because you can be on either path while you're swinging the club, it helps you rotate so again it goes a long way by trying to do less by just letting those arms go. not to pull them down, so let's get into the drill to get into your game, okay, here's a drill.

I've done this a ton in my game over the years. One of my favorite exercises and you just grab an alignment stick and place it under your forehand. arm so what you want to do here now is get to the top of the swing which gives you a bit of a compact swing so if it's for top swings this is going to be bright so get to about 3/4 of the swing . It's a long time ago, but that's what happens in a downswing, that's why this is so good, so watch how my left arm touches this club if I swing down with my arms, watch what happens, the arm left is separated from the stick immediately, so what do we want to do?

In regards to this, we want to bring that swing down and have the left arm maintain contact with the club. If we have done it, we know that we are not giving up, so if we can do it with a real light. and the loose tension feels like your arms aren't really doing much, that's the key because it's really going to help us in those three key points, so make sure you feel that left arm for me, right-handed. The golfer stays on that club, he will come off the club as he goes through the golf ball when a bend starts to occur on the right side that will move the left arm away, but we really want to feel the vast majority of that come down, we'll keep it. left arm touching the club and that's it, and for golfers who really struggle with even the Trail arm movement in the trailing descending elbow, this will decrease as soon as you do it, so you also work on the connection between the arm right and the body through this exercise. so let me heal another one and then ultimately he'll do enough of this until he gives you a feeling and because the exercises create the F, this is how you're going to incorporate that into your game, boom, here we go now if this is it flies after impact, what can happen, it doesn't matter too much, you just have to make sure you have that feeling in that initial downward movement and, again, like we said, you've done enough, remove the club, replicate that same feeling.

I love the exaggerated swings that players have, where they really keep those arms very light and loose and then just rotate their lower body mid-torso, letting go of the club which teaches that to happen, it will prevent you from lowering the club because it will end with your rotation and your power, then replicate it as best you can and that's how you get into your golf game, so if you want to rotate, if you want to have a powerful golf swing, don't try to put those arms down and transition. I know it's tempting. I know. Many of you are trying to do it, but it is not something that is going to help you.

They have to be very good with their timing, which they can do, but it would take a lot of practice. Why do something that will require more effort to achieve? you in the same place as another technique will be able to take it without having to spend an incredible amount of time doing it if you absolutely enjoyed the video click the like button if you want more golf instructions like this hit the subscribe button hit the bell button Also it won't be F every time I post a video.