These 2 Moves Are KILLING Your Club Head Speed! | Aimeefied 7 Iron Series (Ep. 8)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- (한국어 버전 ➫ • '이 2가지' 잘못하고 있다면, 비거리 ... ) To create fast club head speed, I’m going to aimeefy your hip turn in detail. Best scenario is if you understand how to turn the hips, and then have a full control of the movement, not only will you have a beautiful golf swing, but a powerful one as well!
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Your NBC/Golfpass short video a month or two ago really stood out because of how you communicated ideas! Top tier instruction! Thank you
You are super funny and a terrific teacher to boot. ❤
Hi Aimee, your golf swing is beautiful. I am curious about when you said "slide", how about the head? Should we slide only the hip or my head also move a bit?
Hi, thanks! The head motion will depend on one's flexibility. As you have probably noticed that the younger golfers are able to hold their heads in the same spot and make the downswing happen. Since they can bend their spines easier. However, if you started golf later in life, or your flexibility & mobility isn't the best, your head may move forward ever so slightly with the weight shift. I hope this helps! Thanks!
@@GolfWithAimee Thank you very much
I struggle with the hip turn. This is a very good video that really helps me understand the movement. Thank You.
That description of weight and turn is the best I have ever seen. Simple explanation. Heading for Range this afternoon. Never been so excited as I do struggle for distance if it doesn’t work it is still an amazing lesson.
Just awesome, Amy! Not only are your ideas the most important ones for a good golf swing but you explain them more clearly than almost all of the other instructors. You have clear thoughts in your mind and you express them so well. Love it! Love you!
Great job with elaborating on the importance of stabilizing the lead leg. That is vitally important in conjunction with the hip motions you described. When other instructors talk about "weight transfer," it is literally meaningless and of no value because that is the result of mechanics, and not a technique in itself.
wow Aimee great video.....I think I am in love with you ❤❣ .... LOL....cheers from Canada
So glad I explored your channel-there are SO many! You’re a very talented coach. But, AIMEE-now I have to learn to dance! ? I’m too old, Aimee!
Hi Amy thanks for your prompt reply you straightened out the lateral on the downswing I'm going to shift weight rotate and lateral move same time okay Jack
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Love your content. The detail you provide differentiates you from the rest. Quality stuff!
beautiful swing from pretty Aimee. i saw your divot on the hitting mat, was that a fat shot?
What's growing on that tree behind you? Lemons?
Amy thank you so much for this advice. This helped me stop push slicing the ball. It’s got my ball speed from 156mph to 165mph on the driver. Thank you this is my go to drill to prevent any leaks in power I see. I’ve been Amyfied
That’s great! Thanks so much for sharing! I’m so glad to hear that this drill helped! 😀👍 Thank you 😊
Not a fan of sliding and turning to me the left leg has to go back or knee go back and the hips will go back like they should and your follow through will complete the turn massive distance.
Your left leg should never go back. Watch any touring pro.
@@soundofflute Scottie Scheffler
Not even one millimeter back. All forward.
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this is great, help me figure why I have a lot of thin shots
Great lesson Aimee. This really helps.
Hi Amy how my weight shift with the hips back and forth also is there any lateral movement of the hips thanks for your help kindly advise Jack
Hi Jack. Yes there is lateral movement for the hips. Not so much for the backswing at all. But in the downswing, the lateral move is just as important as the rotational move. This is what makes the weight shift happen. You want to keep your set up angle as much as possible. That’s why we don’t want to see those hips thrusting forward as you make your downswing. Keep the hips moving laterally and rotationally but in contact with the wall! Hope this helps! Thanks 😊
Thanks Aimee you’re the best!!
Thank you for this vid, very interesting and valuable. Question: I see the current tour pros making a very blended motion, perhaps much more so than previous generations, with the pelvis rotating at the same time as it moves laterally. Would love to hear your thoughts on this and how to blend/time/sequence the lateral and rotary components?
A great simple tip Aimee. Love it. Oh I’m going to subscribe to Keep them coming. Roger from 🇬🇧 U.K.
Thanks for explaining and demonstrating that so nicely Aimee. Sometimes just have to get back to some simple basic fundamentals such as this to stay dialed-in and yes this is really going to help me focus again on the proper hip turn and weight shift. I do tend to lose a little contact with the “wall” sometimes. This gives me a much better understanding of the correct sequence to practice.
Absolutely! Glad this was helpful 😁 Thanks!
Just gained 15 yards average on my drives in my simulator after doing this drill for only 5 min... Thank you!
Your explanation about hips movement is awsome and so detail! Finally understanding the proper sequence. Thank you! Keep up the good works! 👍
Brilliant. Seriously. One of the best videos I’ve seen. What difference I’ve seen in distance and accuracy when I do it correctly. Kudos.
Funny, the move used to be the downswing starts by breaking the lead knee to the target with the arms following
Thank you for helping me. You are a gifted Professional.
So simple. So easy to do. So easy remember. Took my irons outside to try this out. One thing still needed is to rotate your right shoulder open while not letting the club go inside. Touch slide and push. I will take it to the course.
Thank you it’s fantastic you are a very good teacher 👍👍👍
Love your instruction.
For your video editors: the sound effects are annoying.
Always good too see a lady golfer that doesn't hold back explaining the truth in a golf swing . . thanks Aimee.
Aimee I love you. Thanks for the brilliant advice 🏌️
Great video. I got it…..touch-slide-push. Really good advice. Thank you
Aimee, which golfers swing do you most admire?
this drill is really working for me.. thank you ep 8
Thank you for your instructions. Very helpful.
Superb tip .. .Thank-you very .very much
Thanks Aimee I had 2 of these but now I can fix it!
Thank you Aimee.... love the touch and slide routine. I think I have a problem with the turn with my iron... got stiffer with the year. Lost about 20 yards with my irons in the last 20 years. I think it is a hip issue. Will try to practice this... hopefully my wife won't think I am trying to learn how to dance with these new hips movements in the living room🤪
Hi Stephane, thank you!
Oh, no. Golfers tend to end up with stiff hip flexors due to a lot of hip turn while stabilizing the legs. Please make sure to stretch & work on your mobility as well! And, yes, your wife may think you've picked up dancing 😆
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Awesome video 😎❤️⛳✌🏼
Thank you 😁
Really neat explanation, thanks.
brilliant, thanks...needed this
Do you cook too? You're awesome!
Like the touch slide idea and knee action
As always… awesome lesson!!
excellent explanation!
You're very good!!
Great teaching…
Excellent!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you! Appreciate your support ❤️
Hi coach.. what about driver and long iron?
This would apply to the long irons. I am still on irons for the Winter project! Which means the driver is slightly different. I do have a driver series on the channel if you want to check it out!
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Thanks :)
@@GolfWithAimee thk u very much coach 🙏🍻 *Respect 🙆🏻♂️
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Yes I do online lessons here:
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Yes this is a way to do it but it’s old school, real speed comes from the arms and hands, which can move a lot faster than the hips. If you did nothing with your arms from the top turning your hips would just leave your arms behind. Hip turn is more of a reaction to the arms pulling the hips around. Just look at all these young tour players with massive hip turn with back issues most grew up watching Tiger. How’s Tigers back doing? You never think about spinning the hips when throwing a ball or swinging a baseball bat. We need to get away from this style of teaching. To see how to do it watch Mike Malaska, or Marcus Edblad if you want to save your back.
Don’t agree. I tried just concentrating on moving the hips-but this caused the arms to start falling into position. Obviously you have to coincide Aimee’s hip turn with swinging your arms down and through to a full finish.
@@gavinelliot try pulling your arms down first, your hips will react. Try swinging a baseball bat with your hips.
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@@gavinelliot yeah your arms will fall and that’s it, this idea of arms will go along for the ride is said a lot. Whether you know it or not, you’re still using your arms to hit the golf ball.
Yes Malaska talks about this a lot.
Hi Aimee, I respectfully disagree. 1. LPGA professionals have great hip speed...but they don't on average have high distance. 2. Clubhead speed comes from the hands (and arms) independent of the lower body. Us oldtimers call that the release. The lower body plays a supporting role only. Look at the writers of golf-books from the later part of the wooden shaft era into the transition period of steel shafts. Hip turn and hitting the ball with the hips facing more toward the target is a recipe for injury to the lead knee, low back, and lead shoulder. Just look at the injury stats from the last 10+ years. Look at the big hitters from the past (Mike Dunaway/Jack/Hogan/Snead/Mike Austin/Harry Frankenburg/Hagen-just to name a few). I dare say that with today's equipment on today's tour courses anyone that I mentioned would make Rory/DJ etc look like preschoolers when it comes to distance.
Hi thanks for your opinion. As I mention in a lot of my lessons, hip turn turns the shoulders. The shoulder turn brings the hands and the club through. This is how the club falls into the slot so nicely. And the body turn is what creates the club head speed. If you didn't turn the hips or the shoulders, you will notice dramatic drop in the club head speed. With females or any other golfers with weaker core, the hip turn sometimes don't fully get transferred into the shoulder turn. This often results in back injuries, and short distance. As far as lower body stability goes, thighs/legs move separately from you pelvis. Therefore, thighs help stabilize and the hips help turn the body to swing the club through. Just need to clarify different parts of the lower body to fully understand what goes on during the swing in this case.
And tour players tend to give up a lot of distance for their best performance. Most male golfers are a lot longer hitters before hitting the main tour. Tiger did the same thing. also, the swing and golf fitness has changed a lot over the past decades because of the injuries you mentioned.
I hope this help clarify a lot of your ideas. Thanks!
I have this very issue, left leg going too far sideways meaning I smash the ball 200ft into the sky😮