The little muscles are in the leading role in the golf swing. The big muscles move to support.

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  • Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
  • 41 Year Veteran PGA Tour Member, Larry Rinker, shows you that the little muscles are in the leading role in the golf swing and the big muscles are in the supporting role.
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  • @jacquespapi1093
    @jacquespapi1093 8 місяців тому +1

    Normal. In fact the little muscles are the relay to nervous information for the big muscles.

  • @patrickwheeler1979
    @patrickwheeler1979 Рік тому

    Larry when I keep my back to target longer I feel my lead lat muscle flexing more and it seems to help me generate more power as an upper core player. Thoughts?

    • @LarryRinkerGolf
      @LarryRinkerGolf  Рік тому

      I'm not sure about that. I wouldn't try to make that happen. Just let it happen. My focus is on my hands and wrists. Keep Swinging.

  • @steveng8727
    @steveng8727 Рік тому

    Yep, Tiger says he controls his swing with his right hand...

    • @LarryRinkerGolf
      @LarryRinkerGolf  Рік тому

      Tiger controls the putter with his right hand as well.

  • @michaelh365
    @michaelh365 Рік тому

    What would be the correct sequence to start the backswing? Thanks for posting this reminder. 🏌️‍♂️

    • @LarryRinkerGolf
      @LarryRinkerGolf  Рік тому

      The club head is started with the hands, then followed by the arms. As far as the trail hip is concerned. That would depend on if you are an upper, mid or low core player. With the upper core player, the trail hip starts with the club naturally. With the low core player it does not. Keep Swinging!

  • @gbrisacher
    @gbrisacher Рік тому

    Larry, upper core players shouldn’t use a one piece takeaway that a lot of instructors recommend?

    • @LarryRinkerGolf
      @LarryRinkerGolf  Рік тому

      No. Upper core players set their hands and wrists the earliest. I did a popular video on that. Keep Swinging.

  • @patrickwheeler1979
    @patrickwheeler1979 Рік тому +1

    Larry I can't tell you how many times I go to the range and see a retiree paired up with an instructor and he is trying to get this unflexible unatheltic person to try to exit left with their body, it's a complete disaster. A lot of times I have to leave and go to the chipping putting green it bothers me so much. They should be squaring up at impact like you using their arms and hands.

  • @12496k
    @12496k Рік тому