A new hip drill for a the modern golf swing

[@benoitbegin6816]

Vous êtes un merveilleux professeur et vraiment souple pour exécuter votre enseignement.Je comprends de plus en plus le swing de golf avec vous en le pratiquant au champ d’exercice.Ma difficulté est d’insister à plier mon genou droit pour m’assoir à la descente,retrouver les hanches parallèles et raidir la jambe gauche pour éviter le swag.En pratiquant j’y parvient et ça fonc tienne.Merci.Je continue à vous suivre dans toutes les phases du jeu.merci

[@dannybutler650]

Omg . Just come back from the range . Working on this move for the 1st time . Sooooo good 👍👍👍⛳⛳⛳

[@rysrtand725]

Mr. Taylor, never have I heard someone explain these thing, to the point it makes sense. You are always right when you say, I think people think this when in actually it is this. Thank you for changing my game and helping me get to scratch

[@suri7075]

Great drill to to work on a daily basis from home during 'home office screen breaks' , the 'move' is starting to click. thanks JT!

[@JonathanTaylor63]

Happy to help!

[@deepalisawlani102]

So true!! Home drills helped a ton! I saw changes right away. Big thanks for posting this. In 2 buckets I hit yesterday on the range I topped just 4 balls because I was distracted ... otherwise used hip movement really effectively !

[@gharr81]

Hello Jonathan, I've been very impressed with your videos, your knowledge and the method with which you teach. I think you have maybe the best golf instruction videos out there. Now I know you're a genius. While watching the hip rotation drill, I didn't understand the reason for the anterior pelvic tilt. I had been working on the downswing drill where you explained the certain curvature the back, which I like very much and have been working to improve on. When doing the rotation drill in applying the anterior pelvic tilt, I realized that doing that tilt put your left hip to the very back where it needs to be in order to have the correct spine bend. It blew my mind. I had been working very diligently and knew to get the correct spine bend that left hip had to be all the way back. And it's taken some effort to get it there, to remember to get it there and it's been a bit of effort. With the hip rotation in conjunction with the anterior pelvic tilt, that left hip goes immediately to the correct position with no effort on my part at all. Again you've blown my mind and risen to genius level, as far as I'm concerned. Brilliant!! As your want to say...

[@gezlaschoonraad193]

I must agree, the explanations are great, he explains so well what you should be feeling and this really helps me.

[@stevealino2899]

Thank you for having the minerals to make this tutorial Jonathan 👍🏻

[@tombettcher7851]

Most effective communication of turn rotation sequence I've ever heard. It helped me, as a older, less flexible guy, immediately! Doing the drill often actually facilitates the strengthening of your core muscles.

[@willyforbin58]

I take then challenge too, here we go!!!! Thanks J.

[@geoffreybriggs4999]

I have watched hundreds of videos and dozens off golf coaches but nobody seems to be able to convey the detail as well as you. You are really helping me, so congratulations, and keep up the great work.

[@TenPester]

That image of the foot sliding around in the shoes was the absolute light bulb moment for me, as i was loading into my right heel. Thanks.

[@rwkholesawsnz]

This move has proven a game changer for me esp off the tee, I'm a 3hc golfer but have always struggled with a push or hook. After watching video I went out and played with the thought of your swing and it feels so effortless and in control. Looking forward to getting into doing drills and practice so can really speed things up

[@rwkholesawsnz]

I had a round yesterday at a neighbouring golf course and struggled with pulls all day. Hit very solid just was ending up on the fairway beside. Thoughts on this? Possibly turning knees and shoulders turning to much as well ?

[@jasontroutman9845]

I have noticed in some of the swings that I admire the most that at P5 or P6 their hips are all almost all the way open and facing target, from impact on the hips have very little movement all their work has been done. GOOD VIDEO!

[@juancarlosmaeso8350]

Hi Jonathan, your approach to golf teaching is superb. Drills that we can practice at home without the need of a driving range, even a club in our hands (so TVs are safe !) are of utmost utility. Thank you !

[@JonathanTaylor63]

Hi Juan Carlos, thank you for your comments and generous donation! Although not expected, it is very welcome and will be put to good use. I plan to stream a live event in the near future, should you have any questions you would like me to answer, I would be glad to do so.

[@ht9907]

Once again, total understandable instructions, it will take time for me, but so far my game and practice has become far more enjoyable.

[@RWaxo]

Very Good video, I just think of my bump making a circle and it works for me thx

[@johnlysic6727]

I like it - very well explained - I’m going to challenge myself to do this 100 times a day for 30 days - ready, set, go...

[@waynesallee8045]

Just found your site, awesome! Great lesson. More please sir!

[@pohoresky]

Good video with a new twist Thank you. Will definitely work on it,

[@3dbadboy1]

Excellent drill, just what I need!

[@Persimmon-Taro]

very nice drill. 💪

[@jasontroutman9845]

Should there be any pressure on left foot when the duck bum goes back ?

[@JonathanTaylor63]

There shouldn't be much pressure on either foot, your trail foot is doing most of the work along with your Glutes and lower back to turn your hips at the same time as you are in free fall. This takes such a brief amount of time however that you may feel your landing and a centring of pressure on both feet.

[@harryel-kara7712]

I like the rotation. What about the bump then rotate? Most of hit from the top because we don't bump first? Played my best golf at scratch when I bumped first.

[@Randsurfer]

You had me at "1800 repetitions".

[@Berkhi48]

The German word you mention, in English, it is 'proprioception' or proprioceptive sensation , the ability to sense the positioning and location as well as orientation and movement of body and its parts

[@JonathanTaylor63]

Not a word that crops up a lot in conversation:)

[@Berkhi48]

@@JonathanTaylor63 indeed, unless you are talking to a group of medics!

[@CraigalFun]

Very smart guy

[@hardy5625]

Hi Jonathan, Hope you are still reading? Will this substitude the original Move of „sitting in a barstool“ and pushing left hip Out of the way? I‘m totally committed to your Training. Wow.

[@JonathanTaylor63]

Use whatever works for you. As my teaching evolves I do my best to make it easier to understand.

[@9zhivago]

This seems to run contrary to your description of hip movement in a previous video where you described “perfect” hip movement. In that video you talked about moving the Left hip forward. Does this video represent a new, more centralized - and less stressful on the hips - concept of hip turn?

[@juh7111]

Nice one. Jonathan what do you think about Stack&Tilt System? Im located in Munich and search for an Pro that will teach S&T. Thanks.

[@otrotabi]

Great video. I must say, something you do not lack of is a "swing ideal", you do try to make us all understand what you actually mean in a dozen different ways ! Would you mind spelling the german word please ? Thank you.

[@christianmatschi]

Wahrnehmung

[@otrotabi]

@@christianmatschi Thank you Christian. Interesting choice of word here. I guess as he´s living in Munich, he must have a distinct understanding of it´s meaning in german. Awareness is pretty much the same or slightly different ? (My mother language is spanish). Regards,

[@TomForsythe1]

Duck bum, nothing like imagery to ground this important concept. I might start quacking. Thank you

[@ko9306]

There is no way to really measure or check if you are doing it right without hitting the golf ball...no?

[@robmaguire6843]

Thank you for explaining the drill and how to complete the sequence. Also comments the difference between the drill and the real swing..and training you unconscious brain. So it’s 30-40 reps a day...doesn’t seem too bad!

[@stephenharris2495]

Gankas wouldn’t agree with what is happening with the Right knee here and it’s not what Wolff does. His right knee stays under his right side, it doesn’t kick forward like what he is trying to show here

[@billhrank5327]

I agree GG teaches a slightly different move and GG also teaches level shoulders where Jonathan Taylor teaches right shoulder down left shoulder up, around, and back. Both work well. I have found it's a matter of who communicates best to me then stick with that teaching method.

[@hizalothman3218]

Shoul we tilt first????

[@JonathanTaylor63]

Tilt and turn

[@hizalothman3218]

Jonathan Taylor how do we incoporate tilt n turn with the matt wolff move??

[@CraigalFun]

Take my money