Get Your Lead Side AROUND With The Com Back! (Synergize Your Downswing)
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2022
- If you are looking for a more rotational golf swing, here is a key matchup you need!
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Learn to keep the COM (center of mass) back as you unwind and clear your lead side around. Henry and I further explain this matchup to synergize your downswing and a drill you can do to instantly feel this move. We hope you enjoy this video!
Credit to @HolyGrailOfGolf and @ziregolf7854 for the Cameron Champ clip.
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What is the COM??
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Been watching milo's videos for years now.....this video pretty much sums up milo's concept of the golf swing ....which i subscribe to! Great job guys! Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching Kenneth!
Milo, you're a wonderful teacher. Many thanks.
Thanks for watching Michael!
Really good lesson guys! I’ve been inching my way into this swing from my chronic over the top issue. Your explanation really helps!
Glad it helped!
Now go back and study this video a hundred times .
Haha thanks for watching!
Great video gents. Really clear when you were saying get the entire left side out of the way and not just ‘fire the hips’. Really felt the club head outside the hands at and after impact.
Thanks for watching Stuart!
Great feeling Milo. Thx.
You bet 👊
Man this video reinforced the feels I have when I striking it great. Feel the club behind the center of my torso after transition is what I think of as the slot. If I’m patient getting there, I can pretty much rotate as hard as I want and everything feels easy. Really liked this one.
Thanks for watching James!
when i get it right it's really good, always working on it.
Milo's brilliance is simple, it makes golf fun :)
Thanks Nick!
Great video! Thanks! My key is to rotate my left knee towards the target and around out of the way to start my downswing.
Can work! ua-cam.com/video/S2FYjjGsrlg/v-deo.html
Finally had a chance to try the feeling of cutting yourself in half just hitting a wedge and the results were extremely promising. Center hits and great ball flight. I will now add the head down & out should really help.
Keep these coming
Bingo!
@@MiloLinesGolf
My daughter in law got my internet hooked to Tv ( I live in the boonies) now I can watch you tube on my 75 inch TV . Your videos r great on the big screen
Excellent advice!
Thanks Matt!
Milo you guys are amazing ive been a descent golfer shooting mid to high 70s however bal strinking was not where i wanted it short game saved me. Then something finally clicked on one of your driver videos. It was a light bulb 💡 moment. I became aware of the clubface and towing the structure into the ball. Played yesterday and shot a 70. Long irons were a issue and i hit all 3 par 5s in two. 4 irons from 220 flighted on the green. My driver was carrying around 308 you and Henry are Amazing ive spent hours watching you two and it finally clicked and been drilling it slo mo getting feels and playing today excited to see how that goes. In my humble opinion wrist condotions and pivot to match is the golf swing without proper wrist conditions and pivot there is no golf swing thanks boys
Thanks so much for following along and glad you enjoyed the video!
@MiloLinesGolf i will be joining your online golf school to hopefully get a personalized assessment from you or one of your team instructors
I like Henry's baseball swing exercise! Makes it simple.
It's a good one
as a former tennis player this video makes so much sense and can be compared to hitting a forehand down the line!
Synergy means when the sum as a whole is more than the sum of the individual parts. Nice video as always!
Yep, thanks for watching!
I did the drill at the range the other night. I did notice a marked twisting of my hips cranking my torso around my tilted axis. I think Rory stops his hips momentarily to sling his shoulder but with this I tended to hit a push. Great vid- ML has great concepts.
Thanks for watching!
The Planemate practice time has really finally helped me to get this cut in half feel
Can be a good tool!
Very basic explanation of a powerful move. Bradley
hughes explains it with a rotation of forearms going back with some flattening on downswing Your baseball analogy is great. Golf from Hughes baseball from you waiting for hockey. Maybe I will figure this on my own. Thanks for keeping it simple
Thanks for watching!
Great stuff milo. You guys make a good combo. Too bad we don’t have a academy like this in Chicago. Ever think about doing s traveling clinic ?
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Milo are you familiar/have looked closely at the swing of Ryan Fox on the European tour. I think his move embodies a lot of your teaching - baseball swing, sling the arms move very powerful 👌👌👌
Yes very familiar and he does some cool stuff!
Have tried the Kwon and AMG weight transfer but I’m more consistent w the left knee moving down and around in transition like what you and the MORAD guys teach 👍
Thanks for following along Scott...Kwon and I have done some stuff together. We see similarly on shifts.
Great video…. Does the com staying back have anything to do with the right humerus bone staying rotated clockwise?
It’s a combination of a few key movements right lateral bend trail arm structure specifically supination of the trail forearm
Great video guys! A humble video suggestion here. Would you guys be able to do a video elaborating on the open clubface from the inside? It’s something you’ve said in videos but some clarification would be great.🙏🏻
Not sure I’m following open face from the inside?
Thanks for ther reply! It was said in this video:
ua-cam.com/video/Wu1hSvy4XI8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=MiloLinesGolf
Said at 1:57
Might've just been a feel that particular student had.🤔
Hi guys. Great video, great teaching concept! Just wanted to point out that the fuzzy focused example you refer to in your video is NOT swinging the way you are. This is especially pronounced when you are demonstrating the full pivot with your left hip and left side open well you are holding that wrist angle and turning your body through. It looks to me like the golfer in your video is doing a blended move chopping down while turning! Take another look see what you think!
Keith from New Jersey
It’s Cameron Champ and he’s definitely slinging the club with the COM back
Huh, I think Henry said the magic words for me there- that the club gets closer to you as you turn through. I’ve been operating under the assumption that the club moves away from me coming down(Nicklaus et al saying you want the clubhead to be as far as possible from the lead shoulder at impact), as such I’ve never been able to get the rotational matchup to work right; either super fat or I’d extend as usual and catch it flush. Thanks for the head change, Henry!
Thanks Zach!
Having never played baseball this concept of not trying to get the clubhead to the ball as quickly as possible is foreign. However, it makes a lot more sense than my pitiful driving distance. Just watched a video of Danny Maude with Pete Cowan showing how the right forearm delivers the club to the ball and it matches generally the concept of keeping the right wrist cocked back.
It still gets there in a timely fashion, but it's a powerful approach/strike.
Synergize: combine or coordinate the activity of (two or more agents) to produce a joint effect greater than the sum of their separate effects.
Yep.
Question? How important is it to be able to feel the mass of the clubhead? I can swing much faster with clubs that are heavy. If its a normal off the rack iron or driver I have no idea where the face is. Do you think physically stronger players need in general heavier swingweights? It made a huge difference in my game.
Works for some for sure. I would concede to a expert club fitter in this case, maybe Chad here can speak to that: ua-cam.com/video/Gjilgpg0rP8/v-deo.html
I’ve been working on this and with the irons it’s working. My woods I’m “necking” them really bad. What am I not doing enough of?
What does necking them mean?
Heel strikes. I'd have to see Scott, could be numerous things, i.e. club fitting, moving into the ball, extending arms, etc.
It seems the club goes BACK on the shoulder plane and then drops down and through impact on the hip plane.
Your thoughts?
Depends on the student.
When you start your turn into the swing , at what point do you start dropping your right back arm?
The back right arm/elbow will almost be touching the right ribs and dropping as one w/the shoulders turn going down 'under the chin' [not over the top and separating from the ribs when shoulders 'twist'] around to impact, where the arms straighten out to the finish. Watch slow motion swings of Rory. This video shows the right elbow sequence plus the downswing, then the whole swing to how you should finish. Includes Rory and Morikawa ua-cam.com/video/NmT19TcjEvs/v-deo.html
We like to think the arms come with
Where and how does speed get created doing this.
Just like if I asked you to heave the club down range, the COM would kick back and you would clear your lead side hard. We build it up from a slower speed at first.
Oh look the comedy duo . . no, no, only joking, but I do like the connection you and Henry have you can see it in the video's.
We'll keep the laughs coming
The problem I’m having with this move is it forces my head out sooner than I would like and it feels like I’m not looking at the ball at impact lol I tried it and I hit the ball straight right which I know I’m probably not doing it right
I'd have to see your move Justin, or maybe I already have? Have you looked into my online academy. milolinesgolf.com
The difference I see in the baseball swing is the batter starts the swing with the bat vertical and then drops it in the slot as he swings. I believe you're saying a golfer shouldn't stand the club up, but that's exactly what the baseball player is doing.
Actually Milo has drills where you stand the club up and then you drop it into the slot and rotate. For an extreme version of this search for his playing the flute drill.
Interesting though that baseball players do this in their real swings. Not just as a drill.
In many of our videos we talk about "standing the club up" in the backswing. This was more covering the downswing elements. Check out this video I did with colleague Ed Lasater: ua-cam.com/video/4YXZsYWWNsQ/v-deo.html
i think alot of people have a hard time understanding this concept put the club behind u with the trail forearm under and just pull and turn left dont be afraid of the shank it just means you didnt hit it with a bent trail arm
Gotta slow it down and make it happen 👊
I’ve often heard the golf swing isn’t exactly like a baseball swing. Baseball players often have trouble learning to do the golf swing actually? I think slices are commonly the problem.
A lot to do with the grip and wrist conditions. We have a full series on this: milolinesgolf.com/watch-now-turning-your-baseball-swing-into-a-consistent-golf-swing-the-9-essentials/
There’s no face squaring on a bat or whatever you yanks call it
Right, or just no face in general. For many former ball players, that series we created above can be helpful.
At the 5:40 mark you speak of a bad move....
but it seems exactly what Malaska said Nicklaus referred to as the "release".
the 6:00 minute mark of the video below
ua-cam.com/video/KceztwOBV8I/v-deo.html
Your thoughts
We did not see eye to eye on that move.
Right?
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Connection is more like a rhythm thing to me.
And JD’s a bum. I’m from TO and NY thinks so too. 😂
Thanks for watching
Love your instruction but way too much stuff like you can do this if you want to hit it on the back of the club.
I'm sorry Wyman, I'm not quite following your comment here?
Sorry but the video starts at 9:14
Thanks for watching
I wish you guys could boil down these videos. 3 min max
We have people that like long form videos with more details and others that like short and sweet. We are doing our best to communicate to all our great followers. 🙏
The instruction is fine but this format of these two talking to each other with us sort of eavesdropping is less than great. This channel isn’t the only one that uses it but it’s not as effective as addressing the viewer and conducting class. I don’t know why channels do it other than to find something for two guys to do that’s best done by one or one at a time with one talking to the camera and one demonstrating.
Thanks for watching Bernard and your feedback. How do you propose we conduct class?
@@MiloLinesGolf Okay, since you asked: I suggest to you that your goal be summarized this way: “Watch this video and see what it’s like to take a lesson from Milo Lines.” That’s what you’re NOT doing now. If I went to you for a lesson, would you have me stand on the side to eavesdrop on a conversation between you and another pro, only occasionally acknowledging my presence? I don’t think so. In other words, Milo, you’re not including your audience, the people whose attention and, you hope, whose dollars, you seek. I could go on to suggest how to do that but with the aforementioned goal in mind, you’re obviously savvy enough to figure it out.
I have numerous live lesson videos and videos discussing how I go about working with my students with drills, etc, and even in this video Henry introduced a drill he sometimes uses for students to get this feel. Do you have an example of a video on my channel or perhaps another coach's channel you like as a model of this?
I wasn’t criticizing all your videos but only your use of this format. And your instruction is better than found on many popular sites. Anyway, speaking only of format and the use of technology, Steve Pratt, for example, does a good job engaging the viewer with his instruction and particularly his use of training aids and slow-motion video from multiple points of view to illustrate his points. He’s good at getting his ideas across. I also appreciate instructors who have really thought through what they want to say (and maybe rehearsed) and who don’t meander all over the place when they speak, which can be maddening. Sean Clements is organized. Todd Graves could give anyone a migraine trying to follow one of his sentences. In this video, it looks like you and your fellow pro talked generally beforehand about what you wanted to say but you clearly didn’t rehearse and you were largely winging it. It was two guys talking about something they agree upon. Informality and “just two guys talking” has its place but when it comes to teaching, it’s good to “warm up on the range before you go to the first tee,” if you know what I mean. This is a staged lesson for thousands of viewers. If you wanted to and had the time, I believe you could have made a better product. You do have a lot of good things to say that are different and thought-provoking. Let me add that your use of technology to stand Cameron Champ up and show the similarity to a baseball swing was a great idea and very effective.
Why not just get on plane and let the kinetic chain happen. You guys have gone down a rabbit hole of terms and processes that are unnecessary.
Ideally this matchup would happen as a result of good sequence and pivot, but for many they need to manually make it happen at first to understand how the club ought to move in space. I don't believe this is any rabbit hole given we have done numerous videos on this subject since I first began this channel.
Bro u probably shoot 100
dont mind watching Milo but with this other goof ball there its a waste of time
I’m sorry you feel that way. Henry has been an integral part of my team now for well over a year and has helped many of our students and members. I’ve received a lot of great feedback about him, but I appreciate your thoughts and thank you for watching.
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I did not meet Henry when I saw Milo in person but he comes across as a super nice guy plus he can definitely smash a golf ball. Milo you have the one of the most natural shallowing moves I have ever seen. Whether it’s hitting half 8 irons or 300 plus yard drivers time after time so straight, Your videos are getting better and should help most players trying to learn how to move athletically and improve their swing. Keep up the great work you have a great team of instructors.
As a feel, can I swing the club around and level to the ground?
The club should be working up the plane as your turn in bend to your finish. If that helps you achieve that then sure
as a former tennis player this video makes so much sense and can be compared to hitting a forehand down the line!
Thanks for watching Sami!