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@@chadspencer954 For sure👍🏼 Ballard studied Hogan and Knudson quite a bit, both who moved the club with their feet. Jimmy Ballard was an assistant of the legendary Sam Byrd who played MLB and also played on the PGA Tour at the time and won several times. Sam Byrd developed the whole “connection” thing from taking batting practice with Babe Ruth and Byrd also worked golf wise with the legendary Henry Picard who taught Hogan. It’s more the classic style swing pattern for sure which tends to be easier on the body. Thanks for the comment.

@@davidmcnamara3243Definitely creates good grf interaction and will help with your transition. You can practice it doing the squat creating traction with the feet. George Gangas teaches that move with many of his students. Also good for eliminating early extension. It’s a fun practice sequence too. Thanks for the comment.

@@robertofelicioni4980 Hi Rob for sure, here it is again, had sent early but, mine is 26” long by about 14” deep needs to be long enough to accommodate stance width, most are about 24-30 inches long and width depth 12-16 inches, with a 1x1, or 1x2 fulcrum, let me know

@@dds2690 Thanks👍🏼Thats cool the sound effect with the feel of the board luv that! 👏🏻👏🏻

She was amazing could hit a two iron sky high and drive it 260+ back then! Crazy how good she was!

@@chriszingler4548 Love that👍🏼

@@robertofelicioni4980 Hi Rob good to hear from you. Generally 20-24 inches, long enough to accommodate your stance, 10-12 inches deep for feet placement and 1x1 or similar doweling for the rocker. Doesn’t need to be complicated. It will certainly help with your downswing transition we worked on this year👍🏼

@@grayslayers The best!👍🏼

@@ericzellershow Thanks It works👍🏼 Foot placement is a preference but if you don’t have any real ankle or knee issues playing pigeon toed will help improve your turn and leverage.

@@BarryTammyGibsonOver50Golf I’ve been sliding a lot with the splay footed stance. I’m going pigeon toed tomorrow.

@@ericzellershow This will clean that up immediately! Even if you don’t stay with it on-course it’s a great go to practice drill! Let us know how it goes have fun!

@@KevinMDowney I use something like these the loop type smaller heavier. I went to my local exercise equipment store and got three for $10. www.roguefitness.com/rogue-loop-bands Should be able to easily find they are popular and so versatile. Great for golf 👍🏼Mr.Amazon will have likely for sure. Enjoy!

@@KevinMDowney Ballard “borrowed” lots from Hogan, Knudson and Sam Byrd who trained Ballard! Thanks for the comment. 👍🏼Jimmy Ballard has been a bit forgotten with all the “new age” golf instructors but Ballard was great. Some are starting to find his teachings again though!

@@BarryTammyGibsonOver50Golf Oh for sure. I was taught by an original Ballard disciple back in the day. Out of game for 20 years and re-learning how to swing. Great videos!

@@KevinMDowney Thanks! anything you want to see for your game let me know and I’ll work it into our series! Long Live the Knud👍🏼🙏🏻

@@robsaxepga She was a legend amazing player. Great book, amazing footwork and turn👍🏼 Cant go wrong studying her swing! Thanks for the comment👍🏼

@@robsaxepga I’ d got the book, the tape, read and view constantly! One of the best simplest golf books out there. Long live the Knud👍🏼

@@BarryTammyGibsonOver50Golf where can I get the vid?

@@robsaxepga It's on Amazon pirme and like almost anything this days it's on youtube as well Lol The PGA of Canada missed the boat here in not licensing this after he passed. Did a few workshops with him amazing guy. This is the link on youtube. Enjoy! Long Live The Knud! ua-cam.com/video/4-j5fOfsxqo/v-deo.htmlsi=jf3PG2aT2sXNM1sT

@@JoeKeegan-c7f You likely won’t be able to use that exact variation, depends on your balance on your right side. You could try with feet closer together than your normal stance, no staggered stance, feet parallel and hit little shots and let your upper body rotate to the target. How is your game generally do you take lessons?

@@terrynoble8662 Good question, slight over the top and down, pretty typical hand path for many good players, Snead, Knudson, Scheffler, More Norman, Hogan etc, but not the clubhead, get to P6 pre-impact position parallel to target line. The drills help ingrain a good transition to use your feet and ground to start down. Many golfers don’t have the mobility for the big shallowing move, especially as they get older, requires a lot of hip pelvis rotation to strike the ball. I like to feel a little in to out on the drills though👍🏼A little in to out, out to in hand path all good get to the good delivery position👍🏼

@@billprokopowich6833 I’m going to be doing a whole series on the Natural Swing By George Knudson and adding more feel based tips and drills👍🏼 Thanks

@@kenbagwell8551 Knudson was a wonderful legendary balls striker with simple concepts for a natural swing for all golfers. He had a shortish swing, I’ve always played better with a shorter swing and never lacked distance👍🏼Good stuff, let us know how it goes! Thanks!

With practice can be! The drills help! Even doing without hitting balls will help!

@@steveperry1344 It’s a good one👍🏼 Thanks!

@@Popspicker Thanks👍🏼 Good to find drills that work for you. Glad to hear makes golf more fun. The drills are the physiotherapy for your swing, keep doing them! I’ve been teaching 35+ years got hundreds of drills I should put them together in an organized sequence. Keep having fun with your golf! Cheers👍🏼🏌️‍♂️

@@BarryTammyGibsonOver50Golf Thanks so much mate

@@PeterLarsenJr It’s mesmerizing once you start looking for it👍🏼 He was so far ahead of everyone and his time! Some 70 years later we are still studying his swing. Him and Moe Norman, two geniuses that both dug it out of the dirt!

@@garrymajor7528 Thank you👍🏼

@@Popspicker Thanks👍🏼Doing the drills will definitely help!

@@j.p.montpellier3834 He’s an amazing player. Gets ragged on for not winning but he’s always in the hunt which is truly the sign of a good player.

Well said ! 💯

@@alanpontes2855 She was a true legend!

@@dds2690 Thanks! Feel is everything and golf does not need to be complicated!

@@romainmenard4724 It’s a great go to👍🏼Thanks!

This isnt george

@@thatlakeshorebreezepodcast799 you bet your sweet bippy it is. Look at that swing at the end of the video. There's only one Knudson swing on the surface of the planet and that's it, in all its rhythemic glory.

@@quantumpotential7639 dude knudson is dead learn some history

@@fullsquare6398 Yes our logo👍🏼

@@andrew.derevo Thank you. It’s a good one!

@@johnmozina it certainly is, the fans are great! Thanks!

@@geraldproctor4253 Thanks! Do you have a set of fans?

@@mikejohnson9586 Totally. Like 75 years later, a marvel, still studied so far ahead of his time. Long Live Hogan🙏🏻👍🏼

@@roryg54 Long Live Zeppelin 👍🏼😎🏌️‍♂️🎸

Thanks let us know how it goes for you👍🏼Very common problem, golfers overturn going back. A technique and mobility issue.