Hip Bump Vs Stack N' Tilt // What's The DIFFERENCE?

[@MS1022YT]

This new video format is great!

[@PorzakGolf]

That’s great to hear!! We will keep them coming!

[@plumdog69]

This video is farce. First, it misrepresents Stack&Tilt. Next, none of players that Porzak Golf coaches demonstrate the swing description in this video. Adam says he teaches the “worlds best swings”. he does not. He is lying. After that NO player “rotates and covers without swaying”. They all sway forward. In addition to that, all players extend and side tilt on the backswing and downswing, they do not just rotate. After that, Adam lied about players on the tour referring to Stack& Tilt and when was called out about it he deleted his and everyone else’s comments. Adam picked an argument based on false pretenses. When he was confronted he ran and hid. Frankly, this whole channel is farce, that relies on the relative ignorance of the golf population to listen to his schtick.

[@TM226]

The feeling i get as a right handed golfer is when i bump the pressure in my left foot feels even throughout my foot and the pressure in my right foot feels more to my right instep. It's not a giant bump for me to get this feel. Then on back swing the pressure moves toward the heal of my right foot without straightening the right knee although it does a little. Then the downswing starts. At 65 years old this makes my turn much easier and consistent. Your videos are great! Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@petercrocitto7383]

I have watching your videos for close to over 2 years, you bring and show so much passion. The hip bump seems so simple and straight forward but its hard to get right, at least for me. As you mention my feel vs real is different.

[@Raz-s5v]

Great video. Finally a youtube coach not hiding behind hat and sunglasses. The message is delivered and received sooo much better when we can see your face. Much more believable. Can all youtube golf people please take note . Thanks Adam love your work - really

[@michaeldodd6864]

Mike needs his name on a golf bag!!

[@PorzakGolf]

He forgot to bring it down 😅😂

[@michaeldodd6864]

@@PorzakGolf LOL

[@benrotheram816]

Another great video. I watch them all, everyone simplified with great golf thoughts… now down to 4 handicap. If you come to the U.K. I’ll be there!

[@twisted13]

Amazing Explanation of how to do hip bump!! Thank you very much for this video. I have been trying to get this correct and some days it seemed to work then others it just seemed like my rotation was almost off balance or stuck. Anyway now i can practice this even at home. Thanks for all you do!!

[@PorzakGolf]

Glad we can help! Let us know if there are any more questions that you want answered!

[@Nate-yl8kl]

Great video!!! More Adam and Mike video’s please!!! IMO two of the best golf coaches !!

[@PorzakGolf]

More to come!

[@johnymancool1015]

Sorry for late sub been stumble across your videos not long ago and been watching since . I have been put your hip bump to the range sessions and using your connection drill with head cover under right armpit to get proper rotation and stay connected with the turn . This has improve my ball striking like I have never experience before my shots were so compressed !!!!!🤩 Thank you for all your knowledges you share with us . Also i have already recommended your videos to all my golf friends to check you out 😀

[@MrWildcorndog]

Great job. I love this channel.

[@TheBruceKeller]

Makes a little more sense now. Was getting confused because there is also the hip bump at the end of the backswing to start the downswing that a lot talk about being the first movement of the downswing to help open the hips.

[@PorzakGolf]

This is the downswing bump concept that we warn many players of because if taught wrong, the golfer will tend to slide and lose rotation

[@tylergallup1254]

This stuff is gold

[@Busdriver1215]

Love this series. Keep em coming! Ha not sure how this can be free….

[@PorzakGolf]

We do it for you guys!

[@justgetitdoneman]

for me the key was keeping the shoulders level and not let them droop with the bump, and then the set up that made everything click with the bump was (i'm a lefty) was keeping my left hip inside my left instep t xxxxx so righties... 2:45 huge key for me that made every thing click .... and the feel sound and flight is way different

[@PorzakGolf]

Lets go!! Keep up the good work!

[@topgunbass]

Thanks for the video. Keep more coming. Can you do a video on the release from last parallel to impact. Show exactly what the arm and hands are doing. Thanks.

[@jimpalmer4061]

Awesome vid. Sometimes the amount of information and tech talk becomes too much. This does a great job of boiling it down to look and feel

[@pbode1]

Good subject! Still don't see that much difference. 3:10 'not transferring the weight appropriately' What's the definition of appropriately? (I suspect that moving a little weight backwards to the inside of the trail foot is a differentiator?) What I do agree on is that the Porzak hip bump helps to let backswing rotation happen more easily. Other than that your method seems to also focus on making sure the shoulder center stays intact, focuses on compression, face and low point control. Instead (thankfully) on speed, which I think is overrated. All stuff I love to work on. And maybe, but that is just a subjective feel, the hip bump helps me to keep the lateral forward hip motion in the S&T downswing a bit more under control..? I noticed that in pure S&T (for me that's basically your method w/o the hip bump) I can sometime move the hip too much forward in transition. In that regard (if that is one of the ideas behind the hip bump) your method would have a good 'brake' element. Come to think of it, it looks like it would biomechanically promote the right side bend a little easier too in the downswing?

[@PorzakGolf]

We have so many videos clearly covering the topic! It’s very important to understand that it’s your upper body placing pressure into your lower body by simply turning on top of it, not your lower body moving laterally! Lateral movement happens naturally and should not be worked on or purposefully created in the swing.

[@WolfgangFrontzek]

Flating out my feet instead of parallel &square helps turning my hips - especially when you‘re getting older. Would hip-bump work with not parallel feet as well?

[@PorzakGolf]

Of course, slightly flared or parallel does not change the hip bump at all!

[@chadillac1920]

So good.

[@thesecretsamurai]

This series is awesome! Thanks!

[@PorzakGolf]

Glad you like it! Let us know if there is anything we should add to improve the series and format

[@JacobLee-uf4ww]

Does the hip getting to the middle of the front foot still apply for driver with a wider stance when doing the bump?

[@ImanoffGolf]

Hey guys, can you talk to us a little bit more about left foot/left knee. Is it okay if left foot/left knee structure is collapsing a bit during the backswing? Thanks!

[@omikenobi239]

Game changer

[@jmaltais100]

Can the hip bump be overdone? I’ve been practicing it all summer and I’ve improved my golf game significantly (from 22 to 16 handicap). I can hit great shots with it but my miss tends to be thin shots, even topped one sometimes with longer clubs. Are those typical misses that you see from someone who’s overdoing it? If Im bumping more than one inch, perhaps Im not staying as level as I think I am. I will be booking a facetime lesson soon

[@PorzakGolf]

Anything can be overdone! One inch and one inch only…We gave very specific checkpoints to make sure the lead hip aligns with the middle of the lead foot…no further!

[@jmaltais100]

@@PorzakGolf thank you for your answer. I made the adjustment and the results were great. After practicing it so much I was overdoing it so now when I setup and “feel” pretty natural I already have the one inch so it works

[@lachieb5843]

Love the channel guys, quick question with the hip bump. With a 7 iron and the hip bump in place I’m seeing AOA of minus -9 and launch of 15/16 degrees. Are these numbers too extreme?

[@fruityone4233]

Who’s the little fella without the hat? He’s freaking me out. Bring back Adam! 😉

[@PorzakGolf]

Porzak family rule…hats on outside, no hats inside! Grandpa Porzak is looking down proud. Sorry it bothers you haha

[@fruityone4233]

@@PorzakGolf Grandpa had good standards.

[@MrAldo68]

Will you guys be at the lake of isles giving the clinics in CT?

[@PorzakGolf]

Yes!!! 2 Fall clinics October 8-9 and October 10-11…join us!! We have spots remaining. Please contact [e-mail] for all the details! We hope to see you there!

[@MattyIce-fs1gj]

Why are you deleting comments instead of responding to them?

[@adrianmanessis6037]

When do you do the hip bump?

[@PorzakGolf]

In the setup prior to the swing! 👍

[@edogaktop]

I believe hip bumb concept is very similar to Shawn Clements' bracing concept. He too addressed the difference between his concept vs stack and tilt. I'm a fan of both of the channels, yours and his. Thanks for the video.

[@SandTGolfAcademy]

He did not address any difference between his concept and S&T because what he said was so inaccurate. It shows he has no understanding of the S&T system.

[@edboczek9939]

That left post leg seems to put a lot pressure on my left knee. What am I doing wrong?

[@MJ-LazyBones]

More "BOOMS" than Top Gun! Lets go!

[@jdubs9922]

This works.

[@TH-81-MOOSE]

Kinda miss the olde tiny room. This works great though!!! Big fiyah.

[@PorzakGolf]

Always striving for bigger and better!!

[@PorzakGolf]

For the record…we miss that room too! Lost it jn a move to another home. Adam and Mike have plans for a special place on the near future that will marry the old with the new!

[@dr.alexmera1180]

Think you will ever being the complete game clinic to the Midwest? Chicago

[@PorzakGolf]

That’s gonna be our first stop next spring with a series of three of them at the end of April and the beginning of May!! That our favorite city in the country and will be our third location after San Diego and Connecticut! Don’t hesitate to come out to Connecticut this fall to get a head start! that’s a quick flight and an unbelievable location. We’ve had many people from Chicago come out to that clinic and love it! Thanks for the interest Doc!

[@nelsonjames1272]

The problem with a lot of people is they can’t stand square to begin with, and you know why. Flared feet for more mobility. Without being square I’m sure it becomes much more difficult.

[@johnpaul9606]

My biggest problem with the Hip Bump is I keep forgetting to do it

[@PorzakGolf]

🤣🤣🤣

[@En5an3]

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[@ERFNED2926]

Interesting. I used to do hip bump and PGA professional told me to stop.

[@randyvelarde7448]

When I do ur hip bump, I tend to hit more fat shots w my irons

[@samuelphillipsgolf]

Because you upper body would be stuck back and low point thus gets pushed back, a hip bump and turning behind the ball is bad advice

[@PorzakGolf]

This is absolutely not the case…for all of our players it moves the low point forward. Guaranteed when you’re doing this, you’re dropping your upper body back too far(dropping your trail shoulder). Leave your sternum exactly where it is at a neutral position and simply shift your hips forward. Make sure to not drop your shoulder like I explained at about the 2:45 mark in this video. Samuel is greatly mistaken and isn’t clear or understands what’s being accomplished here AT ALL. But that’s why we’re fortunate this isn’t Samuel Golf and it’s Porzak Golf! This is the exact same setup Tiger, Jack, Player as well as many of the all time greats. Ludvig definitively does this every time he sets up and many many others including all my players…and my team flushes it.

[@KS-iy5xr]

@@samuelphillipsgolfthis is a bad look for you. The fact you didn’t realize it before your comment is enough to know your advice is probably not what someone with discernment would be looking for.

[@samuelphillipsgolf]

@@KS-iy5xr trail shoulder is a common cause of upper body back! 90% of lessons I do is getting low point control and moving it forward with irons .. controlling the centre of pelvis and sternum plays a big part controlling low point so using a spam account to say otherwise works out less for you

[@KS-iy5xr]

@@samuelphillipsgolf thanks for all the explanation. How about you coach on your own channel or wherever you “coach” at. But KZbin comments of another coach’s channel is not the place. However, I see where the fragile feelings got hurt when it says you are a “Stack&Tilt® Network Instructor”. The fact as early as Thursday you have 15 open booking slots on your calendar means maybe stop criticizing others methods and go make a name for yourself.

[@edboczek9939]

Please show the bump from a top view. I think would really help.

[@IBOTCHvx33]

Thank you lads! Makes total sense, I’ve been living on the thin side of things and actually I think the first part of this addressed it. I was still pushing off and towards the target vs rotating around my fixed points! I really need to get that FaceTime lesson going 😂

[@PorzakGolf]

Keep it up! And thank you for sending in your questions for this video!

[@PorzakGolf]

If youre interested in taking any face time lessons with us, please email [e-mail] We will see you soon!!

[@babedeluca1524]

Great stuff! This is why I think you are one of the very best! ⛳️❤️

[@PorzakGolf]

Wow, thank you!

[@plumdog69]

First, this video misrepresents Stack&Tilt. Adam does not have any idea at all what he is talking about. Next, none of the players he coaches “rotate and cover without swaying”. They all sway forward. Has he even explained what “cover” actually is? After that, no one “rotates around their spine angle” including Adam, they ALL extend, tilt laterally, both on the backswing and downswing, and sway. His explanation would not stand up to the slightest scrutiny as I have suggested here. His whole schtick begins with a lie where he claims he coaches the world’s best swings. He does not. He then lied about stack and tilt and the players who use it without evidence in this thread. The entire channel requires on the relative ignorance of the golf population. Let’s be clear here, it is he who is talking about me, and I don’t even know who he is.

[@gunghogolf]

Guess I’ll have to stop referring to your method as “Stack and Tilt Lite” now 😂

[@plumdog69]

He does his best. He is just not very good at it.

[@Pullslice31]

Fake news.

[@matthewlemon9282]

Would it work to have a slight open stance then hip bump to square hips at address?

[@IverKnackerov]

Works for me …. Hit it better than ever. Probably won’t for everyone, but that’s not a surprise.

[@The_theflondon]

Stack and tilt ruining good golfers one at a time