The Magic Backswing Golf Move ✨
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2020
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This move stretches the entirety of the backswing & is something that we see ALL good players doing.... and none of our amateurs doing.
This move is IMPERATIVE to becoming a great golf player.
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Thanks for this drill. Starting my season this week.
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Wow, Myles, thank you for the kind words! We're glad the videos are helping. Thanks for watching!
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This in my opinion is one of THEE most important lessons ever to grace the YT video arena. Major props, AMG. I would also suggest putting a long dowel stick (sharpen to a dull point in order to stick it into the ground) at least 4 ft. long and film yourself practicing this rhythmic move as you would in a VERY slow, Thai Chi-esque fashion. This can be done just about anywhere. You can even use a mic stand or tripod or something similar inside your home, using an unscrewed broomstick if you're pressed for height space. When the move does not feel one bit alien anymore (which may take a couple of weeks or so), THEN go to a range and hit lob or sand wedges, gradually getting comfortable with each longer club. Keep up the good work, guys!
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Wow, thanks for the kind words! We try to show what the commonalities are in great swings that the rest of us can do in our own games. We're fortunate that guys like yourself are enjoying it as much are we are! Thanks for the support🙏
I find this video interesting as it relates to another video you did on the hips.
Your videos have no question improved the consistency of my game. Confidence with all my clubs and in my ability to make the shot I see in my mind has not been this good in years. I’m taking $5 to $15 off everybody I’ve been playing. I feel like a player/golfer again instead of someone who plays golf. IMO you guys are hands down the best channel for golf instruction and information. Thank You 👍
You guys are a dynamic duo! You can almost finish each others thoughts, though from a slightly different way of seeing and understanding! Great communication.
What I love about your instruction, is your quiet approach, and verbal repetition. We are getting into golf season here in Seattle, and my money has to stretch for rounds, but your instruction is on my list for fall-winter, where 90% of my change and learning takes place because golf sucks here then. You came up on my feed when I started watching Mike Austin vids, and the swing mechanics and your teaching prove those concepts. I had never heard of the concept of recentering until I subscribed to your channel.
I've watched so many golf videos and these are by far my favorite in helping me to work towards the correct swing mechanics, quality !
Really liked this lesson. Made it easy to understand. I will try slowing it down tomorrow.
Love your videos! Seeing the gears perspective is sooooo helpful! Thanks for the great content!
First time watching your videos today. Fantastic job guys. So insightful and your delivery and presentation made it enjoyable and informative. Thank you!
This video helped my arm run off. I only watch a few teachers on UA-cam and these guys offer the simplest insight and useful drills. The best.
Wow. You guys are so good, you’ve managed to turn the golf term “chunking” into something positive! Lol
Love the detailed breakdown of recentering. Keep the vids coming!
We can't take credit for that term, but it is ironically funny when applied to golf 😊
Did some of the drills tonight at the range. Hit it so well. Can’t wait to get to the course again after trying out last weekend and improving so much then.
I was assigned this video as homework from my Golf Instructor Carry in Tennessee yesterday. Really enjoyed the video and going to watch it again. Thanks.
Great stuff as per usual lads 🙏🏻
Awesome video guys. Keep up the great content!
Wow. Working on this at range tomorrow. Thanks!!!
Great video. My ball striking has always been my weakness. After watching this video a hundred times and doing it in slow motion for a couple of weeks.... my ball striking now is better than it has ever been. Thanks
Great video, illustrations and clear instructions
worthy of a subscription. thanks guys. fantastic!
Just invested in a series of lessons at GolfTec and this is exactly the same set of "moves" I'm being taught! I have too much sway off the ball and then I never get the low spot of the swing in front of the ball. Great video guys!
Shawn's comment about the being farthest away when the club head is farthest away really sunk in with me. Thanks again for this and all the great videos and drills
Another gem fellas! Your insight is helping so many of us so please keep it coming. Quick question: last year your step-drill helped me so much; would you recommend incorporating the re-centering concept (magic move) in tandem with the step-drill; or just keep them separate?
Great guys these videos get better and better.
Guys I have to say this is hte best way to learn the subtleties of the golf swing. I was skeptical as most people are due to the overwhelming get results quick schemes out there. This program really works, really burns into your memory and body motions through visual awareness and real coaching. I am a fan through and through!
This is no Joke! I’ve only been out 4 times this year and shot an 82 before seeing this video. Watched this and went to range once and next time out I shot a 74!!! I even had an 8 (+4) on the score card. I’ve never hit so many Greens in one round and it was all because of this video. My first move off the ball was always a little sway, and I tried to stop doing it. This video gave me permission to come off the ball but taught me what to do after the slight lateral move. I was hitting bomb drives with a draw and solid iron shots. Still need to hone it in a little more, but this single video has changed my golf life. Everyone needs to see this. Thanks so much. Once again, I’m not kidding! Went from 82 to a 74. 74 on a course I’ve never played before either!
Best UA-cam video I’ve ever seen; thanks for your great work!
Wanted to comment on this one. I live on a golf course that was just closed. I had respect for the course when it was open and never played on the course-- always paid. Since it was bought by developers and closed, I go out there and practice everyday after work. Mainly I practice short game and short irons. I went out and practiced after watching your video and slowed down my swing. I hit some chunks but I hit a lot of good balls. One thing I noticed is I was drawing the ball. I have never drew the ball. I've always hit with a fade or straight shot. Most of the shots today were drawing though. Can't say I was dissapointed. I'll definately keep this video in my swing thoughts as I practice, practice, practice...
Guys thank you for all that you share with us!!
Is this also for the driver? Or is is just for Irons? Thanks again
Hi it’s John from the Uk, this is the best drill ever so well explained. I will now practise daily at home and at the range. Many thanks , just wish l found this golf channel earlier. Regards: John
Constantly searching for the trick or the one piece I’m missing... this was an absolute game changer which coincided with the igtv hip video recently released. After a few slow motion drills and concentrating only on getting this right and not the other million things I had the best contact and ball flight. Thank you guys so much for the amazing videos and content!!!
Awesome job incorporating the concept👏
Awesome stuff guys !!!
I’ve been working on this all week at home as I’ve been swaying too much to the right and staying out there leaving my stuck behind the ball, hitting ground then ball and also scooping so no chance of a decent contact. Just been down the range and OMG, 15-20 yards on my shots. What a difference, making really good contact with the ball. Also my back usually hurts after a session like that but with this new move, my back feels great. Your video has transformed my ball striking. Thanks so much.
Awesome video, just subscribed!
Guys, great video, as always. Following on from this, would you say that the upper centre of mass is on top on the ball at impact and the lower centre of mass in 1 to 2 inches ahead of the ball at impact? I'm trying to build a "target" position to aim for at impact i.e. where've I got to get to!
One of my errors is the hips go forward without the ribs. I can feel it afterward; its pretty noticeable. This chunk clarifies it for me. Thanks 💃🏻🕺🏼💥
What a great video! I love y'alls video I've learned so much.
Glad they're helping. Thank you for watching!
Simply the best instruction ever!!!
I’m getting ready to go try this out before my tee time this morning.
New subscriber, and I love this video. I started doing this as a teenager, playing pretty well, but had a pga pro tell me that I sway too much. Best set of instructions on youtube period.
Perfect timing. Video’d myself last night, and sure enough, I was shifting toward the target throughout the backswing. Looking forward to improved consistency (and distance) as I strive to fix this.
Let us know how it goes👍
Wow another brilliant video. I wish I had found you material years ago. This chunking reaffirms some coaching I had years ago. broke a group of us down to grip it right, 45 minute group lesson, then slow seven iron1/4 swing for the next, 1/2 swing the week after 3/4 swing and so on. rather strangely i got better back then and have been chasing the feeling ever since. I'm off to the academy course in 1*C weather to start the transformation.
Man, I love this site. You guys are by Far the best at showing what needs to done to hit good shots. I watch almost all of your videos over and over, I don't do that on the other 2 sites I visit.
Glad the videos are helping, and thanks for the views🙏
Great Video boys!!!
Great stuff.Does it apply exactly the same in the driver swing?
Fantastic analysis - can’t wait to return from holiday and get started on this - just one question - how do you stop getting ahead of the ball and squirting it right - always thought you had to have the head behind the ball at impact ?
Hi guys. Great video. Does the recentering concept apply to driver as well?
The avatar is sooooo helpful and nobody else is using this in UA-cam videos!!!! Thank you
Great advice - makes a lot of sense
Gentlemen you are always on point. Please 🙏 keep up the good work. The recentering video was awesome 👌.
Thanks fellas.
Always good stuff.
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This made such a difference! Thank you!
CeeAB awesome glad it helped!
Hi guys. Great content... especially with the balance board drill etc. Does allowing the left heel to lift and replant recenter the body or can the golfer still get stuck on the right side?
Tremendous video!!!
This is definitely one of the two or three magic moves. My problem is that the move is so easy and works so well that after a while I think it's ingrained, and I don't have to think about it. And then I gradually stop doing it, and then I forget about the move, and it takes me a while to remember it.
This move has to stay at the top of my list of swing thoughts whether I think I have the move ingrained or not.
Absolutely the best instruction I have seen online. Clear, concise, consistent in every video you guys do. I’m a plus handicap former club pro that has struggled with my queen bees forever and your videos explain why mine happen and how to change them. Thank you for your work and sharing your research and knowledge here.
Awesome, we hope it helps! 🐝🐝🐝
Great stuff. I worked on it slow for 3 days and then had one of my best ball striking range sessions in a long time.
As others have said the way your presenting things, using the tour player models and other visuals makes things really easy to understand
Keep up the great work
mike smith great job Mike!!!👊
Do you feel like when you change directions to start the dowswing do you feel it starts from behind you especially the hips its like the hips are going left as you complete the backswing
The way you use the pro avatar in this video is amazing. Could you do the same thing so we get a down the line view from the rear? That would be a great way to view the vertical movement of the hands and their slope from top of backswing into impact and follow through.
You guys are great. Thanks for the content
Thanks for watching!
When we’re at P4 & fully at recenter does the weight stay on the lead side thru impact; similar to stack & tilt ? Or is there some weight back to the trail side at P3 ? Inside during quarantine up here in AK so trying to practice these new movement patterns slowly & really working on weight shift. Thanks so much for the help & gr8 intel.
Bravo, bueno, fantastic. Your teaching is meat for my golf swing. In a manner of speaking.
Thanks for that last sentence😂
The fluidity of this move back then forward is key. Doing it slow and exaggerating it in the beginning should help get the feel. The real wont ever sway so much but getting the feel with slower movement should help a lot. Zen Mechanics channel on UA-cam teaches this very well and it seems his main focus is teaching freedom of movement like we see here. Great channel to add to your watchlist with this one.
Another great video guys. Sydney still in lockdown but ending next Monday when I can get back to my club. My question is that conventional golf wisdom requires the head to be behind the ball at impact. In your video, the forward movement of the head from left arm parallel in the backswing looks as if the head would be somewhat in front of the ball at impact. Could you please address this for me.
The Chunking" you're talking about has actually given me some hope, I've been getting lightbulb moments due to watching some of your videos about how to stop casting, but when I go out on the driving range and put a ball down, I just can't do it! Again and again I do my usual huge cast at the start of the downswing, yet when I slow it down I can do it fine and put it on plane. It's so tempting to want to go at it full speed and gets so frustrating when it doesn't work. Youour advice on letting it all sink in and understand that it could take weeks or even months is now making much more sense, just got to keep patient and keep doing those drills! Is there anyway you can look at creating a video at some point where you emphasize some of the practice drills that you show and maybe have some kind of stages drill that golfers can go through and not move onto the next stage until they have mastered it?
Excellent excellent explanation
This was sooo good guys. 👏
I’ve started as a teenager and always thought “If I get to club parallel right, the swing will always be good” and I think this explains why!
Exactly what I needs 😊
In my opinion these guys are fantastic. Their in-depth understanding of the swing and cool tech are tough to beat. At 30+ years of golf with some time as a professional, I'm pretty particular about what instruction I'll listen to. If you want to get better, watch and apply their stuff.
Is the re-centering move the same for a iron swing and the driver swing?
I watch you guys every day almost, and love your tips. I would love to see you do a 'perfect swing' video. What I mean is, take the average positions of all the best pros and create a perfect golf swing. That'd be awesome
I've been watching your videos for a while - I found y'all through Monte Scheinblum. I've been trying to come up with a mental "feel" for this re-centering, and it's been tough. I know this is correct, but it's tough to put into play when you've been shifting everything to the right for so long. I think I've come up with something, finally. I have a forward press, where I kick my right knee in a bit to the left, a little weight goes to my left heel, then I "rebound" back to the right. In the past, I would continue moving right, and end up stuck there - I wouldn't get to my left fully until well after impact, and of course I would run out of room for my arms. Very flat-footed, to paint a picture. Well, this weekend I came up with the mental "cue" to simply start moving back to my left foot as soon as I feel the pressure in my right heel; by the time I actually start moving left, I'm probably somewhere between left arm parallel and 3/4ths of the way to the top. I really feel a 'snap', a downcocking of my wrists, and I end up moving through the ball at a good clip. It worked, at least today....shallow divots, penetrating ball flight, etc. I really played pretty well, and the only thing missing was a balky putter. Anyway, thanks again.
Ian Jones I hope everyone reads your comments and pays attention to how you took the correct and found a feel to make it your own and work for you! Excellent job👏👏👏
Such a great video. Really feel like this is as close to "solving" the golf swing as anyone else has got. Re centering creates space to swing from the inside too. Does a lot of really great things
Thank you!
It would be so interesting for you guys to analyze the motion of Moe Norman as taught by Todd Graves, from grip to follow thru.🐈
Last summer I sent you a video and your feedback was that I didn't turn my hips. I struggled all summer trying to turn my hips correctly and I just couldn't do it. I watched this video a couple weeks ago, and found that small lateral move back facilitated not only a hip turn, but also a good shoulder tilt, and a downswing levered by bringing my arm down independent of my shoulder. Not sure if I am doing it right, but my fat shots have virtually disappeared and I am compressing my irons. I am 68 years old and yesterday I carried a 6 iron 180 yards. Amazing for me. Yes, I think this might be my queen bee move. Thanks!
Did the classic swings(Hogan-Jones-etc) have the same transition? Thanks
Very helpful info. Thx
Thank you for watching!
Question: Does lag, face on, is 100% an optical illusion of the club shallowing with left wrist flexion and ulnar deviation or you also see some players decreasing the angle between the left arm and the shaft like in the float loading? Thank you!
Excellent insight....and excellent production
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Can't believe this shits for free. You guys are amazing
At impact, would you say that it would be ok to have the head slightly forward of where it was at address? I have a tendency to have the head and upper body moving away from the target too much in the downswing, causing some pretty big pushes at times, or even some pulls. A lot of us were told to keep the head behind the ball and perhaps that was not such a good idea. I tried what you teach in this video on the Range, and didn't hit a lot of pushes, definitely liking that.
Your content is a pretty good combination of techn. details and demonstration of the task. Well done. You maybe should mentioned that the move forward is even essential to come to the ball from the inside. Most of the guys are afraid to move forward because of thinking „gosh I come to late“ and counter reacting. Best regards from Germany
This video sounded like you were talking directly to me..lol..thanks Guys, you've reminded me what I know I should be doing to improve.
Guys this is the best golf swing instruction I have seen for a long time 👍🏻
Pétur Stefánsson thanks for the kind words and thank you for watching 🙏🏻
Curious what the pressure in the feet are doing during the re-centering process.
I've managed to cobble together a golf swing over the last few years that works very well for me at age 75. It is a lower body activated swing with the arms and hands playing a supporting role. Although I don't have any supporting videos to prove it, I think that my positions are very close to those in this video. (I do some mirror and laser work and have found ways to use dynamic drills). I have a 2 stage "magic" backswing move that ensures a maximum, on plane and centred hip turn that takes the upper body around for the ride. Stage 1 is a back and up pull of the trail side oblique, followed by stage 2, a move of my pelvis toward the inside of my trail knee. I use the bottom of my zipper as a focal point for the pelvis. The pelvis then moves a couple of inches laterally to trigger the downswing. This lateral move blends into a turn of the left seam of the target side leg to the left to ensure a maximized hip turn. I'd be very interested in any comments that you might have.
Good stuff guys. Every time I get on the range and find that “magic move” I feel like I’m never going to lose it…then I’ll lose it for a week or so before finding it again. So frustrating! But that’s golf. On a separate note, I’d love to see you guys analyze some of the pros who have seemingly unorthodox swings, like a Matsuyama, or Inbee Park, who seem to have really have two distinct moves, getting all their weight to the back foot, very slowly, then unloading on the ball with their follow through.
The right hip rotation or move toward the target allows for a full turn (my understanding). Is it completed well before the recentering or is all done at the same time.
I’m late to this party, but man am I glad I found it!
I like what you said in the last third. Drills don’t always work well for me because I will stay in that over exaggerated mode when I get back into the full movement. But going slowly, slowing down until I get it right and gradually speeding it up until I mess it up, then slowing it back down until it’s right and gradually speeding it back up, until it’s full speed. Repeat ad nauseam until it’s my new motion. That’s always been the most effective process for me. It’s usually longer and more difficult than a drill, but sticks with me exponentially better.
I found that swinging around knee height through the air helps me feel this in my swing easier
So good! You guys are amazing
thank you!!!
This video perfectly compliments your "Pros vs. Ams | Golf Swing Hip Rotation."
Gentlemen, great video. I worked on this yesterday in conjunction with an alignment stick thru the belt loops drill. Improved contact, lowered ball flight and distance gain.
Awesome job, Marco👏
So I love w this irons, but struggle w driver. I saw a video of myself yesterday coming off the ball and then when I recentered since it was w the driver, knowing I had to hit up on it, I started moving backwards and put my weight on my back foot. Because if I stayed with it, I thought I’d pop up the drive. Any advice here - aka how to stay behind the ball but also be ahead of address position?
You rocking a Accra TZ! Keep up the good work.
The use of the avatar and the alignment lines as you discuss the proper motion is very helpful. I was doing exactly what you guys said is wrong and have struggled with consistency......always wasting great drives with a poor second, etc.
Glad the visuals helped, thanks for watching!
great point on Queen Bee flaw..., in pitching, there are a few technique flaws that will create a chain reaction in the wrong direction. For example, poor ankle bone alignment on the rubber will affect lateral accuracy at home plate. Flaws in other parts will also force bad movements in other parts of the body to compensate for the initially flawed movement and lead to injury.
Does the base of the spine move up and down vertically or does it stay at the same level throughout swing.