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Hey there!! Thanks for watching and your question!! To feel the left hip pushing back, you could first start by simply walking backwards. You would feel the opposite in your feet of walking forward (heel to toe). In walking backwards you would feel the opposite (toe to heel). This is how you would feel “pushing back” the lead hip. This is also why your “connection to the ground” is so important to your golf swing. You have to have a good connection to the ground to promote things like Balance, Rotation, and the ability to push the lead hip back.

@@tonymcmullin9047 deep appreciation for the detailed reply . Walking backwards is a great suggestion . Wish you lot of success in this channel .

Thanks so much for watching and the comment!!! Absolutely!! Getting the leading edge and the lead forearm to align is the priority for hitting the ball straight and flush. The wrist angle at the top is the product of the grip at address in producing those angles. Stay tuned for more game improving videos!!

Good Morning!! Thanks For watching and your question!! Not so much a drill as it is a “feel”. To keep your torso rotating, and avoid stopping to let the arms “outrace your turn” to the ball, You want to get your belt buckle past the ball before the club hits it. You can also focus on making a more ‘full turn” through the ball, getting your right (trail) shoulder all the way to the target in your finish. These couple of “feels” present a very different focus on your turn. Allowing it to continue, maintaining the speed of your Torso “through” the ball instead of just “at the ball”.

Good Morning!! Thanks for watching and your comment!! I see a lot of players “casting” in their move down so you’re definitely not alone there. The drill will definitely help! But as you practice, keep the thought in your mind that we hit the ball at the BOTTOM of the swing, not from the top of the swing. You want all of your speed where the ball is. Work with that thought in mind, (and maybe a little lighter grip pressure), and you should start to see some better results!

Good Morning!! Thanks so much for watching and commenting the video!! A Good way to decrease your grip pressure is to first realize what causes you to grip it so tight. Generally, that would be trying to swing too hard and too fast. Trying to hit “at” the ball rather than “through” the ball. So, lighten your grip pressure to about a 4 on a scale of 1-10, make some swings that have a smoother change in direction at the top. Listen to where the “whoosh” begins and ends at the bottom half of your swing. You want that “whoosh” to begin slightly before impact, and still hear it after the impact point. That means you are maintaining that speed “through” the ball. You will also feel the “release”of the club, adding speed while squaring the face to your target. Also, check out the video I posted a few weeks back on grip pressure on the channel. That’ll help you as well.

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Thanks so much for watching and commenting!! Absolutely. A drill that I give to my students to help with transition and transfer of weight is: Stand in your golf stance with feet together, As you swing the club back in the takeaway, Step towards the target with your lead foot (step to a normal set-up width) while taking the club back, and before you get to the top of your backswing. As you start your downswing you will already have weight repositioned on the lead foot,and that will help you “shallow” the club, producing less fat shots.

Absolutely!! It is the first part of the Kinematic Sequence in the swing. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!

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Thanks for watching!! 3 weeks ago we posted “how to properly shift in the down swing”. We talked about working into the transition from take away to the downswing. See if that answers your questions, and if it doesn’t,let us know specifically how we can help.

Radial Deviation is the action of the wrists hinging up in the take away. This action also sets the club on plane and assists in getting the club to the top of your swing.

It is a combination of the torso turning away from the target, the wrists hinging up, and the arms working their way up to the top as the torso/shoulders turn.

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Thanks for watching and your input. Best of luck with your game in the future.

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Absolutely!! A great swing always starts with a great Takeaway!! Thanks for the support and watching!!

Absolutely!! Pressure on the ball of the lead foot, and turn trail hip back as you take the club away (Lead hand pushes down on the grip to set the wrist in Radial Deviation). Keep the club in front of you in the takeaway.

Thanks for your question!! You can start the takeaway by turning the torso and pushing down with the lead hand. This sets the wrist into Radial Deviation fairly early in the downswing, as well as setting the club on the proper Plane.

Correction…… Sets the wrist into radial deviation in the UPSWING.

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Good morning! We post a new video every Thursday. There are 2 videos coming on “getting to your lead side” this month. Stay tuned! Always willing to answer questions that you have about them as well. Thanks so much for watching and the support!!

Absolutely!! Thanks for the feed back. I now have a microphone for upcoming videos. There may be a few from the archive of this past summer that are “pre microphone”, still to be posted but most if not all of the newer videos are filmed with the mic. Thanks again!!

Thanks so much!! That’s a great idea for another video. We’ll get to work on that ASAP! Thank you for the idea and subscribing!!

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