The Golf Swing BLUEPRINT: Physics+Geometry=Stability

This Video is a Supplement to my swing BLUEPRINT series that will help you build your own swing from the ground up. It is meant for beginning to intermediate players that need a step by step system to begin swinging the golf club

[@MauriceHeidish]

You move well like a pro middle infielder in baseball. Before addressing the ball ,then addressing and waggling, and letting it all go has a relaxed flow . It creates the look of enjoying the practice moments.

[@themotivationalgolfer]

Many Thx! 🙏 The waggle is in my swing DNA now. Many of the secrets of baseball techniques work for golf too 😉😜

[@ketanbajaj9619]

Great one!
- Effortless action (wu wei)

[@themotivationalgolfer]

Many thanks 🙏. Yes Wu wei...great stuff.

[@jeffmiller1387]

Are you saying to let the club face square up
By itself as a result of a lose grip?

[@themotivationalgolfer]

Thanks for the question!
No, I'm saying that a proper grip and understanding of the physics of the golf club will facilitate this. The fastest route is via the waggle.
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[@JimmyVespe]

You are doing something a little funky on the backswing with your body. A little drop then lift.

[@themotivationalgolfer]

Nice pick up! I've had 4 back surgeries, so I can't swing in the normal fashion that others can. That's why I teach a more natural intuitive style to the game.

[@JimmyVespe]

@@themotivationalgolfer Ahhh, gotcha. Everything else looked good and I liked what you had to stay. Hit 'em straight!

[@themotivationalgolfer]

@JimmyVespe Appreciate it. Same to you...

[@DyleJoo]

So if my back hurts after the round, then my swing has something wrong then?

[@themotivationalgolfer]

@DyleJoo Biomechanics are complex. But in my experience as a teaching pro, yes. You should feel tired, but you shouldn't be in pain. Typically, pain is derived from a lack of mobility in the body. Back pain, specifically, in my experience comes from overly tight hip flexors and a slight pelvic tilt. There are tons of great resources for thus. Try @kneesovertoesguy @SquatUniversity, @Conorharris and @SamDruce. Good luck, back pain is the worst...