Check Point One Is EVERYTHING! 10 & 10 Drill
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2021
- In this golf lesson Adam Porzak helps Matt from Boston with his golf takeaway getting into the perfect check point one position. Giving him the perfect golf takeaway drill. Grab 3 Free Videos To Gain Distance Now - bit.ly/PorzakFreeVids
In this lesson in beautiful San Diego, Porzak Golf helps Matt with his takeaway path and golf backswing sequence. Matt had a tendency to take the club inside and get laid off at the top of the backswing. This takeaway drill with the alignment rod guaranteed Matt was in the perfect position every time. These are some backswing drills anyone can try to get you into the right takeaway path and position, setting up the perfect backswing.
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Watching Adam hit it in person was pretty incredible. Makes the game look pretty damn easy
Hope to see you out here again Matt! Adam is a phenomenal demonstrator! Thanks for watching, I hope the vids helps you with your improvements away from Adam! - Gabe
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This is my number 1 game killer. Hard not to fall back into the roll. The small point about falling back into the right heel too early is such a light bulb for me and I've never seen anyone highlight it for a cause of coming too inside. Also, Shout out Gab for the OG of golf vlogs on YT
Thanks so much for filming a session with “one of us”………the average golfer trying to break 90 or 80 vs the 70’s. It shows some of the issues us middle handicappers face. But still love to see the low handicapper’s swing too…….to try and emulate. As always great verbal and physical instructions!
Hey brother, I love how you teach, it feels like I’m right there. The way you articulate how the golf swing should be makes it so easy to understand and follow along. My game has improved so much, thank you.
Thanks Thomas, means the world to us, and exactly why we do this, to grow the greatest game in the world! Thanks again for the support!
I love that you have a regular golfer on here. The D1 guys swings are sick already. it's cool seeing an avg joe transform into a sick swing
There’s a lot I mean a lot of videos as you know and Porzak just delivers it in a nice little simple package for you!!!😊
By far, one of the most instructive videos for me.
Best instruction of take away and back swing I have seen on YT!
Thanks Golf Junkie, means the world to us, especially coming from a name like yours!! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!!
You are the first teacher ever, make me understand the golfswing in its basics. You are the best out there!
Thanks Christoph, make sure to check out our Master Class where we detail the exact blue print to the golf swing! porzak-masterclass.mykajabi.com/
Appreciate the support!
after a lot of videos I'm finally able to fix my slice with your instructions, thank you!
This by far is the best teaching video I have watch..
Best golf instruction video ever. You completely transformed my swing. I used to roll it, get club behind and manipulate. Such a natural downswing now with club in front all I need to focus is now turning. Thanks so much.
Glad to hear that! 👏🏽
Just found you're channel and absolutely love the content! Bravo👏
We love Gabe! He's a UA-cam golf OG.
Best golf coach on planet!
What a great lesson!!
Great stuff. Love how u explain the 45 angle on take away which scares most amateur golfers…but with the fold of the right elbow “neutralizes”
It and put the club on plane! 🙌👍🏼
so good!!!!!
Thanks man!
Great Job with Instruction!
Thank you for the support and comment!
Dude I just started watching yesterday and I’m loving it the content is insanely good. Need to come out there and get some lessons for real
Happy you found us! We’d love to have you out! For all info on in person lessons and to book please email us at info@porzakgolf.com
Brilliant. Thank you.
Thanks Paul, appreciate the comment, glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanku for this
The way Adam puts swing feelings into words and then allows you to get the same feels in drills is incredible.
Thanks Adam! We can’t wait to get going with your online lesson and get you some of those personal feels that are going to translate into some big gains! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Great communicator 👍🏻
This video is so 🔥
I really want to book lessons for my son & I.
We’re from Michigan
Thanks! Glad your liking the vids! Adam and Mike have just reopened online lessons if you are interested www.porzakgolf.com/online-lessons/
Thanks for the support!
Excelente su enseñanza gracias
Another Great lesson. After 50 years of golfing I now understand elbows together!! Also the negative influence of an aggressive hip turn on swing plane.
Is this lesson similar for driver training?
This is incredible instruction- strong work 👊🏻
THANKS! What did you like most?!
@@PorzakGolf thanks so much! makes sense in multiple aspects for me, not just a 2D idea. also not many talk about how you can get the club inside if your hips open too early even with a good takeaway with the body/club/arms- guilty! I often feel my best drives are when I feel a little resistance in my torso in the backswing when I feel like I don't turn my hips
Brilliant post. I am playing so much better trying to execute what you teach . This video clarifies more of my questions.
At 74 yrs old with limited turn from an accident in my twenties, I can only turn to club parallel to the ground. However, with your setup and turn I am getting much more distance and consistent ball strikes .
That’s great! You are spot on in using the setup to help you get more turn! Great for older golfers! Thank you for watching!
You are one of the best instructors on UA-cam.
Thank you so much for the kind words! We are hoping to change a generation of golfers. To allow them to see the swing simply and play better! You are proof we are doing it! Thank you for watching!
My new favorite channel. I need sooooooo much help with shaft lean at impact and putting so thank you. This is a great video. My take away was not that bad but after this video I diffenitly need some help so thank you. Liked and Subscribed with alarm 🔔 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Thank you!
This is the holy grail of the golf swing. I played for 30 years with an inside takeaway and was able to shoot pretty low. Inside takeaways "feel" good. But I suffered from one or a few horrible misses a round; throwing the turf over the ball. I always set my hands too far ahead of the ball which brought the leading edge into play. I highly recommend a snip from one of Adam's videos where he explains how the clubface should rest behind the ball. It's going to feel open at first. But weirdly the ball flight is lower, and the misses are thin, which is a good thing. Great stuff dude
Thanks Todd, appreciate the comment and support!
Got a link to the clip you mentioned?
You are one of the best guys for making sense in golf videos. You comment that you want your student to get rid of the “cut” and replace it with a straight shot as he approves. But isn’t a little bit of a fade a good stock shot to aim for? Which I think particularly lends itself to a backswing where the club is in front of the hands for a good part of it. A straight shot is fantastic, but it can become a bit of a two-way miss.
Thank you Gary, and your spot on. Having a dependable shape under pressure is a must! A frozen ball flight is a sign of true connection and pure rotation through impact and we practice that often and then shape off that baseline!
Great video. I’ve already watched it 3x to try to get every ounce of wisdom out of it! Can you elaborate more on the 45? What exactly is it in relation to and how does it fit with the 10 and 10 principle?
Seen it on one of his other videos. If you think of a line along your foot line, that’s parallel to your target line, then another line perpendicular to that one, from the ball running through your legs, that would make a 90 degree angle with the “foot line” line. Now think of a 45 degree angle between those 2 lines and think about cocking the club up with your wrists to get the club over that 45 degree line (as to what your hands should do) while blending in a shoulder turn. It’s another way to prevent sucking the club too far inside (with too little wrist cock) at the start of your backswing. Hope that makes sense.
Awesome video, been struggling with an inside takeaway for years now. Such a comprehensive breakdown of each phase. Question: I've noticed when trying to get the club on plane I'm then prone to reverse pivot or get the left shoulder dipping, is this common? And any tips or check points on this?
Yes, you need the proper load in to the right leg/glute. Check out our Master Class and join our private community for our complete blueprint.
Keeping the feeling of the club infront is my most important feeling in my swing today.
And should be a main feel for every golfer!!
completely underrated channel…, excellent teacher, however the guy who takes the lesson1 in a million who can do this at this stage of playing…
Thanks for the support Alexander!
Appreciate the video....very helpful. Just curious....what is the wall drill you referenced multiple times?
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This is a great video on the takeaway! I struggle with keeping and feeling the club is in the center of my body. I’m obsessed with it now! ? I’m confused with what this actually is? When I look at instruction video it looks like hands are kinda center at beginning but as the shoulder turns the hands move to right shoulder? My friends say it looks like my arms are are stiff as boards in the entire swing. But as I rewatch this video over and over I pick up more little details. But still confused on the hand center part.
Please check out our Master Class where we go over the whole swing in detail and sequence. This will solve all your problems!
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Adam, what are your thoughts on Moe Norman’s backswing?
Hell of a swing!
One question- any difference or changes with driver?
Seems I lose this look with driver, get too inside and end up long and across the line at top
The longer the club, the more the disconnection gets exaggerated, you need to feel that big body turn with a short arm swing to make sure your arms stay in the center of your body. Sounds like you are getting the hands and arms disconnected from the body at the top and then have to recover on the way down. Everything stays the same with driver, accept stance width changes and set up, but gets harder to do as club gets longer.
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Wait, Gabe is involved? Get in the video man! You changed my game Gabe!
Gabe is the man! He helped us create this baby! He has now moved on to other projects.
Elbows together not elbows to the side. Thanks for this.
Game changer
@@PorzakGolf It is absolutely. My swing feels correct now. It creates confidence and that's only everything in golf.
Hey @ the 15:00 mark you have him set checkpoint one then swing. Why cant you just swing that way everytime?? You don't need the motion to checkpoint one for power, but it is so easy to mess up the first part of backswing. Why not just get to checkpoint one, make sure it is good then start your swing??
You could? Ryan Moore one of the best amateurs to ever play the game had a swing similar to something like that at one point in his career!
PLz chipping video with newbie 🙏
We got you
I really wanted to see the wall! Lol
Wait, Gabe is back?
YES SIR, behind the scenes this time. I've recorded, edited and uploaded every Porzak YT vid! Big Things Coming! Appreciate the support brother!
@@PorzakGolf make an appearance
I’m sure I will soon!!
You keep referencing the wall drill but never show it! Please show wall drill
Please look for our previous video titled “The Wall”
Student is taking away with his wrists/ hands and not pivoting with the body. His attention is in his hands. If he keeps his attention on abdomen for takeaway, he should be on plane
Yerp. I am struggling with that a bit now. Have a hard time staying connected. My tendency is move my arms first. Softening the right elbow and keeping it in fron during the takeaway is working. If only you could review my swing. This vid reaffirmed what I am doing. Will be implementing the 10 & 10 drill FO SHO! Keeping my right hip back is failing.