Thanks for the video. I was doing this mistake of rasing shoulder blades. Now i understand my mistake. I think I will be able to shallow and put my club in the slot. Also a normally lowered shoulder blade connects better with my left hip and i will be able to keep the sequence better and not rush my hands down before my left pelvis moves.
Thanks. Can you suggest how to avoid excessive dipping of right shoulder in the down swing? I want to do the downswing in 2 stages smoothly , in the first stage kepp my right shoulder level at club parallel to the ground then rotate and throw the hands. I did a mock trial at home by getting my left pelvis at only little rotated and balancing my hands against it , then synchronise left pelvic push back pivoting my right side with that. I hope I am explaining properly. Please guide.
@@mukulrawat Thank you for your comment! Please note that I don’t provide detailed individual swing advice in the UA-cam comments section. This is because I run a paid membership salon, and it’s important to respect the privileges of its members. However, I’m happy to offer a simple piece of advice. At impact, your right shoulder should naturally drop. If you’re making mistakes due to a dropped right shoulder, the issue likely isn’t the shoulder itself but could be caused by an early release of the club, body rotation, or other factors. To develop a proper feel for how your right shoulder should drop, I recommend trying a drill where you place a balloon against your chest. I’ve explained this drill in detail on UA-cam. Practicing this will help you improve your body mechanics and may provide a helpful hint to address your issue. Thank you for your continued support!
Whereas the shoulder blades might contribute some I think it is the bending of the top thoracic portion of the back that is the dominant factor, which disassociates it's movement from the movement of the lower portion of the back. Watch Colin Montgomeries swing for an extreme example - look at how level the top of his back is in the swing. I have a tall friend like this and that top portion of his back controls his plane and there is no way he can go OTT.
Thank you for your comment! The purpose of my swing theory is for each player to be able to hit the shot shape they’re aiming for. If you or your friends are succeeding with your own approach, then that is your ultimate correct answer. Have confidence in that method and keep at it!
@@chagol I am suggesting that this separation of the upper thoracic part of the back and the lower back is something that nearly every pro does, not the manipulation of the shoulder blades per se. I was just mentioning two extreme examples of that bend. If you look at the angles of the shoulders on both the backswing and impact position for pro golfers, the angle is much higher than amatuers acheive, but the angle of the base of their spine isn't as different, and this is acounted for by the extra bend of the thoracic (upper) portion of the back.
これは自分にとって神回でした！ ありがとうございます！！
いままで腕力に頼って振っていたので、全然違う感覚です。
ロックされて身体で打つ感覚です。
ただ、いままであまり動かしてなかったので、筋肉痛になりそう・・
練習して習得します！
関節柔らかい女子プロさんも肩甲骨はしっかりはまったスイングしてる理由がわかりました。🙏
ありがとうございます！トップで右肩が上がっている事も多いので意識して練習してみてください！
本年もよろしくお願いいたします。
いつも有益な情報ありがとうございます。さっちゃんファイト！！
ありがとうございます！今年も皆様に役立つ情報を発信していきます！
明けましておめでとうございます。早速肩甲骨やってみました。前にクラブがでるので、出ないようにしたかった、いい感じです✨ちょっとした意識で違うんですよね。
明けましておめでとう御座います🥂嬉しいです☺️
Thanks for the video. I was doing this mistake of rasing shoulder blades. Now i understand my mistake. I think I will be able to shallow and put my club in the slot. Also a normally lowered shoulder blade connects better with my left hip and i will be able to keep the sequence better and not rush my hands down before my left pelvis moves.
Glad it was helpful! You’re on the right track!
Thanks. Can you suggest how to avoid excessive dipping of right shoulder in the down swing? I want to do the downswing in 2 stages smoothly , in the first stage kepp my right shoulder level at club parallel to the ground then rotate and throw the hands. I did a mock trial at home by getting my left pelvis at only little rotated and balancing my hands against it , then synchronise left pelvic push back pivoting my right side with that. I hope I am explaining properly. Please guide.
@@mukulrawat Thank you for your comment!
Please note that I don’t provide detailed individual swing advice in the UA-cam comments section. This is because I run a paid membership salon, and it’s important to respect the privileges of its members. However, I’m happy to offer a simple piece of advice.
At impact, your right shoulder should naturally drop. If you’re making mistakes due to a dropped right shoulder, the issue likely isn’t the shoulder itself but could be caused by an early release of the club, body rotation, or other factors.
To develop a proper feel for how your right shoulder should drop, I recommend trying a drill where you place a balloon against your chest. I’ve explained this drill in detail on UA-cam. Practicing this will help you improve your body mechanics and may provide a helpful hint to address your issue.
Thank you for your continued support!
@@chagol Thanks I understand and appreciate your advice.
あけましておめでとうございます。
今年もよろしくお願いします。
なるほど肩甲骨意識して練習します。
今年もよろしくお願いします🤲
ありがとうございます！驚くほど打ちやすくなると思います💪
Whereas the shoulder blades might contribute some I think it is the bending of the top thoracic portion of the back that is the dominant factor, which disassociates it's movement from the movement of the lower portion of the back. Watch Colin Montgomeries swing for an extreme example - look at how level the top of his back is in the swing. I have a tall friend like this and that top portion of his back controls his plane and there is no way he can go OTT.
Thank you for your comment! The purpose of my swing theory is for each player to be able to hit the shot shape they’re aiming for. If you or your friends are succeeding with your own approach, then that is your ultimate correct answer. Have confidence in that method and keep at it!
@@chagol I am suggesting that this separation of the upper thoracic part of the back and the lower back is something that nearly every pro does, not the manipulation of the shoulder blades per se. I was just mentioning two extreme examples of that bend. If you look at the angles of the shoulders on both the backswing and impact position for pro golfers, the angle is much higher than amatuers acheive, but the angle of the base of their spine isn't as different, and this is acounted for by the extra bend of the thoracic (upper) portion of the back.
너무 중요하고 좋은 레슨 감사. 견갑골의 쓰임을 모르면 엎어치기 스윙이 나올수밬에 없어요.