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First view, first like brotha! 34min ago? Why are you awake right now? It’s midnight Hawai’i time.

Very useful tip

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Great exercises. Side bend is a move absent in the swings of poor ball strikers and most golf instruction. It is important because changing the angle of the shoulders with side bend in the downswing makes the lead arm more vertical and towards the target at the point the hips reach 45° open, with lagging shoulders reaching just past parallel allowing the mass of the lead arm to accelerate down faster than the shoulder turn at the same time the shaft reaches horizontal and the club head mass is able to whip around the hands. In a swing with side bend the force vector of the club head mass changes to be more at the target through impact than in a swing without side bend. In a swing without side bend through impact the club force vector swinging around the feet will cause the lead elbow to bend immediately after impact resulting in an unbalanced finish. Side bending keeps the trail shoulder back allowing the club force to pull the trail arm ram rod straight and make the trail shoulder socket the axis for rotation. Thanks to how the Vardon grip works biomechanically the trail arm being pulled straight by the club force causes the lead wrist to hinge and max out in extension which in turn causes the lead arm to fold ideally elbow down to guide the club into a well balanced finish. The way side bending allows the trail arm to be pulled straight also acts like the arresting wire on an aircraft carrier, transmitting the remaining club force down arm, body and feet to the ground dramatically slowing down the club (e.g. Freddie Couple’s swing) which also contributes to a better balanced swing and more consistently accurate ball striking. Side bend is truly the “magic move” in golf missing from the swings of recreational golfers, especially those over the age of 40.

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How often do you work with speedtraining? One-two-three times a week?

Hi Dr, are there any stretches/drills you guys would recommend to prevent the lead foot from flaring during and after the follow through? Thanks in advance! GD

Better move that exercise ball! You catch one a few grooves low and that thing is gonna rocket back at ya!

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Tell a senior golfer with no flexibility to do that. Great for younger players not older players

i have the problem of standing up and extending too soon. this should help and gonna try it, thnx coach.

Such a great drill, simple, straight forward. Awesome job!

This drill is very underrated! Hip turn, shoulder turn, correct path, shallowing, keeping your head still it ticks all the boxes.

Awesome drill!

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Great content as always.

Wow, thanks!!!

Great stuff here

Sets , reps on each side. Thanks

I hit that sub and hit that like button. Looking forward to more vids and more strength 体力

Very good. Concise. Thanks much...

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Great content! This will help the golfers in my clinic.

super smart. I wouldn't have thought about using your clubs and ball like that!

What is that device you are using for measurement?

Great tips!