Say Goodbye To Your Ugly Impact Position Forever. Say Hello To A Consistent Golf Swing.
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2023
- The chicken wing in your golf swing is not just making you hit the golf ball all over the place, it's also costing you a ton of clubhead speed. MyGolfDNA Instructor Chris Tyler shows you why this happens in your golf swing AND more importantly, shows you how to start getting rid of it today.
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The quick tip swing trainer ad in front of the video is only 3:40. This one is much longer. Hope you all enjoy the info.
Awesome instructions!! I understood everything. I suffer from this swing.
I went from a +2 handicap to a 7 because of it. Context. I'm a right-handed golfer and while deployed to Saudi Arabia, I tore my bicep tendon on the left elbow side(distol), the Rehab went well, but I lost strength in the arm and the mental hurdle of me trusting the surgery would hold, instead of pulling with the lead arm from the top and clearing through with the lead arm, I turned to throughing the club with my right arm to get my speed back and the only way to release it was to chicken wing. Post surgery, I went from 141mph driver swing speed to 75mph. So I compensated, creating bad habits and taking the bad swing from the conscious to the unconscious, no its habit. My swing speed is back, somewhat 131 mph, but I struggle with my driver because of it.
I'm glad I found your video, I'm in the Tampa area, and you've been the only instructor to break it down to the micro level so I could understand it. If I'm in the area you teach I'd like to set up a lesson.
That information about the humerus position is gold. I watched this and realized I was doing this wrong. Went to the range to practice this on Sunday and it was brilliant. Played a round today and had 79% FIR and 67% GIR. Massive improvement. Thank you! Love your instruction!
Now that is golfing your ball!!!! So happy to hear it! Keep going!
I have been working on this move for a year without much success. It never occurred to me how trail side dominant I am until I watched the video.
The drill immediately changed my swing thought.
I’ll need to grind this out a bit, but I think I’m on a better path now.
The trail side can cause a LOT of issues especially down in the hitting area and through the release. Go grind it out and let me know if you have any questions along the way.
Excellent vid lesson Chris! Luv your passion!
Thank you 🙏
Brilliant content! Picked up a ton of ideas that I've never heard before. Thank you for this. I'm subscribing! 👍👏
Awesome and thank you!!! Happy to have you on the channel!!!
Great Advice tips again
I picked up golf 10 months ago, I've watched hundreds of video and took maybe 5 lessons. You sir are teaching EXACTLY what I hoped my lessons would have covered. This is the best How To training of the correct movements for the right reasons. I will be going back and starting from the beginning with these lessons. I have to undo my tendency to hang back and top or miss hit. Thanks for sharing.
James, it's comments like these that make the grinding out in the hot Florida sun 100% worth it. Welcome to the game and welcome to the channel. Wish you much success with your game as you move forward in the learning processes.
Chris, I’ve been working this drill slowly and methodically over the last 2 weeks, realizing how dominant I was from the trail side! Starting to see results on the course. Thank you!
That’s really awesome to hear John! It’s good that you’ve stuck with it. A lot of players give up too quickly cause they don’t see perfect results right away. Stay focused and committed and you’ll get there. Let me know if you need any help along the way.
@@MyGolfDNA still working that drill, in fact it’s part of my warm up before I play! My swing has never been better! Working on your drills to shallow my swing now! Thank you!
@@johndaley5881 That's fricken awesome John!! Keep it going!!!!
I tried this on the range today. Quite amazing how well I hit the ball with very little effort. Beautiful draws. Dont change your explanations as per the comment below, I think they are essential to understanding the nuance of this game. Your passion comes through in your words . well done Chris, I will be watching more of your videos!
Comments like this David make all of this instruction stuff worth it!!! I appreciate your words and the support on how I deliver the message and I’m working hard to keep the delivery consistent with what I set out to do in the first place. Hope to see you back for more!
Another great piece of instruction Chris- I practiced this last 7 days and just amazing when you get it right - takes some time - getting the sequence right but - wow - how far it goes with a diddy swing and the strike feels amazing and so easy :)
That’s awesome to hear Euan!!! Pretty fun to hit the button and to see how far it can go on simple little swings. Keep going!
@@MyGolfDNA Ya awsome Chris ! - you can actually hear n feel the ball compress on the clubface properly - and that is just diddy swings - I'll take my time - but so excited to then build kenetic speed/energy into such good technique!!........I'm just loving this!!!!
You can feel the ball just ride up the golf club- !!!!
Focusing on the back of my left hand rotating over in front of my left thigh through the swing fills ALL the items on my checklist! This is the only tip that gets me throwing divots with my pitch shots like the Pros. Centrifugal force is increased so much more, pulling my arms down and out. All time best tip!!!!!
Love this! Thank you for watching. Hope to see you back for more.
Another observation…focusing on tucking your right elbow in on the downswing is so much more difficult than having the back of my left facing away from me. If left is correct my right is correct-simple.
This is a great video that thoroughly explains how to eliminate the dreaded chicken wing.
Does this drill apply to the driver?
Thank you for watching. Yep, you can do this with the driver as well.
Awesome info. Is it good or bad or neither to have the lead shoulder internally rotated already at setup? I do that with a strong grip as well and now nothing is weak and right like it's been my whole life lol.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Preferably the lead shoulder should be in a neutral position at address as that will keep your scapula in position where it can help you transfer energy from the trunk and core. If you’re wider across the chest/shoulders you can allow for some subtle rotation. Hope that helps.
@@MyGolfDNA awesome. Thank you! I am actually wider and have broader shoulders than most
i’ve watched several of your videos and have learned from them. I am 74 years old and have an arthritic left knee. I can stand my right side and hit my driver 240 yards at times. I really struggle to get on my left side. My irons constantly go left. 1:30 What can I do with a bad left knee? The doctor won’t do knee surgery on me.
Hi Jim, this is a really tricky one honestly without seeing the current state of your swing and without knowing where your pain threshold is at with the knee. What I can tell you is to make sure whatever weight you can move to the lead side is moving directly under the ankle joint and not to the forward part of the foot. This will keep the rotational stress off the knee. I’d also try your best to use the lead side obliques to rotate the hips open as much as you can stand. Keeping the ball from going left will force you to manage the clubface a little differently which in order for me to help you on, I’d have to see the swings. We could come up with something for you though.
Way…. Too many words… you lost me too soon!!! Please be more succinct and say less and stress your key points
Thanks for the feedback. Sometimes, when discussing important topics, I like to give as much info as possible for students to understand what it is they are working on and why. I understand people just want fast on here. I’ll save these exclusively for the website in the future.
You need to quit watching videos period. If you get lost watching this, stop playing golf.
@@michaelseward1525
Right! Attention spans have become measurably shorter over the last decade, but golf is just as hard.
The tutorial was fine, and his choice of words isn't an issue. More than likely, you have a problem with basic instructions, and even more than that; you probably have trouble reading, understanding, and retaining difficult concepts. If I had to guess, you've had this problem for the better part of the majority of your life.
@@michaelseward1525 i wasn't lost due to understanding.. I was lost due to interest in all the other items being discussed that did not seem to bolster his KEY points.