Best Way To Load You Hips In the Backswing: How the Knees Move

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How you load your trail hip in the backswing has a huge impact on creating a balanced a powerful swing. Nathan shows you how it should be done and what to look with your knee motions for on your own video.

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Well explained.👍

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So if your butt was on a wall is your right butt cheek moving closer to the wall as you load or staying relatively the same position to the wall but the left hip comes outward toward the ball? It appears like on the downswing your left hip is definitely moving further into the wall or even breaking the wall.

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We have some videos where we describe how Nate feels weight move from right big tow to left heel. In other words you don't want to get stuck with the rich tout being too back in the backswing because then it will have to come under the body and mess up your posture. So feeling the hips load such that you feel the pressure move diagonal from right big toe to left ankle in some drills should help you get the proper shape so you can turn and maintain the posture through impact. You might try putting an alignment stick at that angle under your feel and swing slow and feel the force move in that diagonal line and I think you'll see how the keeps rich hip from going too deep and help make sure the left hip gets deep enough on transition.