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It's difficult for amatuer golfers to open or fire their hips early and not throw their shoulder over the top and the club shaft over the plane. It usually results in a pull hook if the clubface is slightly closed or a slice if the clubface is slightly open.

Great stuff. Counter-intuitive like so many things in golf. Slow down to speed up!

Golf teachings are a funny thing from one to the next. I used to cross the line at the top and also had some body sway and flared my trail elbow out most of my time playing golf say 38 years now. The last year a few coaches I've tried want me to not cross the line, keep my trail elbow tighter so my arm angle from forearm to bicep is a 90 degree at top. Trail palm facing up and not swaying but only turning trail hip around toward the target almost. I've been doing as told, and I will admit the form of my swing looks better, but my distance suffers some. I figure the more I learn about swinging differently the more knowledge I get so I can make decisions on what I think and feel will help correct any problems down the road. So I do what the coaches say and practice what they feel is best for me at the moment. Love Dana's style of coaching. He adapts his coaching style to who is swinging in front of him. He understands there is no one way.

"Braking force" vs. "Breaking" a force record. 💔

Such a good putter, only won 8 times... bad ballstriker😊

Nice Lesson.

if you are a pro athletic and young...then yes, you can copy his swing. 99% of golfers cannot.

This is a much longer instruction video than I would normally watch - glad I did though! Would love to see more of this.

What is that shaft thing Josh has?

Like this, a lot 💪👍😊

This is how you get kicked out of the gym 😂

That thing looks amazing, JJ's a beast💪

Super interesting. So focusing on the cuboid actually helps maintain spine angle? Did i infer that correctly?

Just show us

Nice

This is an awesome description of the fundamentals of the driver swing

Where are you based out of? Do you do in person instruction at all?

Thanks Josh, love hearing about your swing and thought process, it's taught me a lot about my own swing and why I do certain things👍🍻

Great podcast Josh, Victor, and Sasho! Interesting insights to over speed vs over load training, ground force and path. Very educational! Thank you very much!

Great podcast. Discount code not working, it is because I’m on the European website…?

X factor is in backswing. This is X factor stretch

Super interesting stuff, thanks Josh, Victor, Sasho, look forward to more👍🍻

What if after 170 swings your muscles are more loose, allowing larger range of movement and more lag etc.

Josh needs a better mic

You guys recommend the stack? It looks great and the app as well.

Easier said than done. I can’t seem to make my hips turn before my upper body…

Great podcast! I was curious how they chose the length of the stack shaft vs driver length? Also some data on how senior golfers over 50 handle stack training and recovery and what the ceiling data looks like at age 50,60 etc

Love these videos!

I have a tendency to fall back with my upper body (pull down on the handle and get steep). What would be a good drill to fix this and get my upper body more on top at impact.

Good grief! Your old swing vs new swing down cock were taken at different parts of your swing. In case you didn't notice, things are happening fast in your swing and pics need to be "nuts on" accurate. (pun intended) Hands outside your body, vs nuts on.

Yes, so easy for the average golfer to do.

Both of those will lead to out to in swing paths.

A symptom

How do you accomplish this move? Any recommended drills?

Do you think this will help an older, 65 yo, 18 handicap golfer gain yards off the tee? Thanks

Talking too much and less practical.

but your right foot came up isn't that early extension?

Thanks for making me feel totally pathetic😂

how much weight would you recommend for 60 year old guy, golfer, but hasn't lifted weight in many years. Just getting started to get in shape.

I agree 100%. Great work. Grateful Aussie.

Josh are you wearing socks?!!!? 👀

I used to be a very good putter and I grew up using the old Ping Anser putters that were very light, and I think it helped me be good on lagging long putts. I played most of my golf in the 1980’s and 90’s, and the greens were not as fast as today and much bumpier, at least on the courses I played and even when playing NCAA Division 1 tournaments. It was such an advantage to consistently hit putts on the sweet spot and put a good roll on the ball, it was a must on the more bumpy greens, because if you miss hit a putt, even if the face was square at impact it would not hold the line. And when got to putt on really smooth greens it seemed like the hole was so much bigger.

Bryson really had the right idea competing in Long Drive.. it's paid dividends in his game

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Sorry, I am not a fan of kb. Frankly, he seems like an ahole.

My upper body went across with my hip turn too. One thing I am training with a stability ball is thoracic extension so I can get in that spot at the back swing and end with the thoracic extension the follow through.

No doubt you’re right, but I’ve never thought of Keegan as long. Relative to the rest of the tour, that is. He probably is. Great post. 🙌🏻

Watch Paul Wilson's body swing