Let’s see yours buddy generally curious on this keyboard warrior

@@alphajank8052 mines trash. But I’m a hack. And I can admit it.

That ugly swing just won his second US OPEN

@@COINGOBLIN78 lol were you just busting to write that weirdo....still hideous

@@COINGOBLIN78 and it’s still shit…. Idgaf how many tourneys he wins. Hes a spaz

What is that if I may ask?

We find in our lessons that controlling the face angle (the face to path metric in Trackman) is easier to do when your focus on upper arm rotation around the body and not forearm rotation. Yes - there are many players historically that did a very strong forearm rotation through impact. But if you look at a player like Max Homa or Xander Schauffele I think you will see how they do what we discuss here.

Nate has a lot of club head speed.

Amazing. Just like the swing of the current #1 in the world!

We have a number of other videos on the channel about ground force. A strong vertical force when applied at the right time is clearly a speed generator.

You really have to make sure you use the left glutes as part of the process of applying the force in the pelvis. We have some other videos that discuss this - see kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5rOmmiMp6ybjrM for details.

I had something that sounds like that, this may help. I always thought the right hip came forward, it's actually the left hip goes back whilst the right hip stays where it is. It just changed my mindset and was revelatory for me. Hope it helps.

@@kmrk4055 thanks for the reply mate :) Yeah, I have noticed that as well by pulling the left hip back the right hip stays tucked under but at some point we should be able to use the right for pushing that should help the left hip move out of the way.

@@AltaViewGolf when you're swinging Nathan do you have any conscious though over or through the swing, I know that I can think about manipulating something moments before the ball, how do I get rid of that?

@@golfgreats5527 I don't think that's what happens because the first thing that happens in the downswing is a lateral move to the front foot and this puts a lot of pressure on the front foot, that lateral move is effectively the push off from the right, again it's a misapprehension of what we think we see as opposed to what is actually happening. Because at that point you can no long push off the right, or there is point in doing so, because most of the weight is now on the left, the push is therefore off the left thrusting the left hip back. It goes something like, back swing, lateral move forward, pressure is now forward on the left foot (and you should really feel that) thrust left hip back whilst rotating. Look at Scheffler, it is not possible to push off the right and have his right foot go behind his left like it does if there were a push off the right, it's about the sequence and we amateurs are almost always wrong about what it is we think we see as opposed to what is really happening. Do this for me. Take your stance, do your back swing move laterally a little ways (say four inches approx) to put a lot of pressure now on that front foot. (That is where the power comes from) If 80-90 per cent of your pressure is now on the front foot as it should be, what is the point of pushing off the right foot? Scheffler's right foot goes behind or in the direction of behind his front foot because of the push being not off the right foot but off his left foot after the lateral shift. Try it. Try pushing off the right and the try moving the right foot forward in front of the left, you're going to stand up. They can only stay in the shot because of the left side push. There is no real push off the right it's one of the many myths I've had get my head around because literally nothing was how I thought it was.

Fair enough - hopefully we’ve gotten better cadence on the dialog with our newer content.

I haven’t had mine that long yet. So will keep an eye on that. Thanks for the feedback.

Glad it was helpful!

Lot of factors on how much you see the belt buckle turn based upon upper spine mobility, level of power on the shot etc. Didn’t mean to suggest 45 isn’t a reasonably level of where you see the belt buckle.

Not sure I fully get the question here - Trackman doesn’t see anything about your stance or shoulders - it is only measuring the club and ball. So nuances of how you rotate the trunk and arms are going to of course impact the club motion. But ultimately Trackman itself doesn’t care what your stance is.

Appreciate the comments - thanks for watching. Hope you find other content on the channel useful as well.

Appreciate the feedback - lots of people with work with face to face get better when then understand this better.

Thanks for feedback - yes - need to be precise on which metric we mean on these.

Thanks!!

But you got to go down some to come up!

The launch monitors, force monitors, and slow motion video we think are great tools to help make sure what you feel or think is happening is actually the reality. Everything happens so fast in the downswing it is really hard to see with the naked eye so these tools help us with insight that have helped so many of our students.

Thanks for sharing! You want to avoid that excessive side bend - hard on the lumbar spine when you do that! You've noted spot on what we see in so many lessons so glad this resonated with you!

Here is a better visual I believe - What you see in an elite player is by the time the lead arm is parallel on the way down that is the maximum vertical pressure on the lead foot. So the shift and rotate forces have peaked before that. This video will give you more details - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHPNn6ShotaAidE

Stop being entitled

We had a hiccup on one of the microphones during the recording. Sorry about that!

Thanks! Hope you enjoy other videos on the channel.