How To Stay Synchronized VS Connected During Your Golf Swing

[@PatrickMclaughlinRock]

Playing golf 42 years and this is the best explanation I've heard 👏👏

[@joshzandergolf]

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[@nicholasjohnson4124]

This video has kind of opened my eyes. I think I am a 1 planer badly executing a 2 plane swing.

[@choosetolivefree]

I'm super new to golf and simply trying to find good instruction on a basic golf swing is not easy. A lot of conflicting advise and that sort of thing. This guy clearly has great ability to make things simple and easy to learn. Thanks a lot.

[@brycejohnson5437]

I wish I would have found this video 10 years ago. . . I have always struggled to maintain consistent ball striking and now I FINALLY understand why. I naturally develop a two plane swing growing up and have always tried to integrate "connected" takeaway techniques into my swing when I hit a rough patch in my play. This video finally explained why I have struggled so much to make significant improvements in my game. I will now be switching to a one plane swing with a connect (maintained triangle) takeaway, and lower body driven downswing. I recently read a great article in Golf Digest that explained how a connected takeaway, triggered by the thought of turning the left (front) shoulder back, and ONLY the thought of turning the left shoulder back, can get you to a point where your swing is basically on autopilot after the takeaway. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge Josh!

[@faraichikosi3544]

Well explained, good job, most golfers nowadays have found a way to integrate the two producing some of the best golf swing we have ever seen..

[@billyburroo]

great instruction finally understand how to stay connected both in the backswing and downswing with my one plane swing thank you

[@DownUnderOzzy]

This is the first time I have understood the difference between 2 plane and single plane. Love it

[@nskeymd]

Quite a excellent lesson !! I got a huge understanding about conneced swing. I realized connected swing is much better for me. Thank you, Josh.

[@5847SALIM]

Many thanks I am very grateful. I have been confused between the two swings and your explanation has helped my golf. As I am over 70 I have recently changed from a two plane to a one plane swing and it has been a difficult period during the swing change. I have played golf for many years and no one has explained this better.

[@kevanrourke1023]

Wow you see a lot of connection videos on KZbin, this is by far the best I have ever seen. Thank you.

[@tharakawa0923]

very elaborate and articulated method of teaching. Very helpful to understand differetn swing planes. Many thanks.

[@wreckim]

I remember the day I 'got' Binary numbers....and I'll forever remember getting the knowledge of two planes vs. one....thanks to you. Great lesson and explanation.

[@mattb.6057]

Great explanation from Jim's book. Many people mix or confuse the two different components in the swing. Including myself. :)

[@kevinrogers12]

I believe this is the best video I have ever seen. I believe I'm the same way. One plan back 2 plane follow through. Sometimes vise versa. Wow. Real eye opener. Thank you.

[@joshzandergolf]

I have created the Zandergolf app with a video library with over 100 new videos. I add a new video every week. To subscribe to my instructional video library, go tot the following link: Apple: apps.apple.com/us/app/zander-golf/id1489723973 Android: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.academies.zandergolf&hl=en_US&gl=US

[@masterdelagrande]

Superb explanation. It helped my swing a great deal! Tks!

[@neova2]

Thanks for this concise explanation! I have a two plane swing and was doing well until I tried out the staying connected techniques and I ended up getting my arms stuck ( falling behind my body rotation). I dropped the staying connected technique and was much better buy didn't know why I couldn't get it to work with my two plane swing - now I know!

[@adimperial]

I’ve always been a two planer after seeing some golf magazine article about how pros shoulders turn more level than amateurs. I had my swing for about a week, broke 80 then all of a sudden I just lost it.

[@tomasranta6154]

Not only is this video in my “favorites” , it’s my favorite one.

[@rknop12]

This is very good stuff Josh. If you are ever in Orlando, please come and see me at The Brad Brewer Golf Academy. We'd love to have you!

[@simonflr]

Best explanation of subject matter I've seen to date...

[@roberthenning2867]

amazingly clear, thank you for now I know!

[@davidkelly1220]

Cheers, great explainati9n

[@vincentreed5167]

Great explanation thank you!

[@ClausRPovlsen]

This is great teaching.

[@michaelroberts100]

Very well explained .

[@JimmyJam1125]

Josh. Your videos on single plane have really helped my game. Im driving really well. When i do veer from hitting straight, ball is going directly left. Square hard contacr. Distance. But left. What are likely reasons on those bad drives?

[@solaceworks]

So clearly explained even I got it!

[@ryanintro]

How you would classify Tiger Woods or Rory Mcilroys swings? Are they one or 2 plane swings? or a hybrid? Thanks

[@JuliusHiiden]

thanks. I will practice to connect my right arm to my body during downswing.

[@bh5606]

Which one gives you the best distance?

[@richardcarr9447]

keeping arm hands club unit together (stays) in front of you which plane of swing would that be

[@robertbernard1739]

Woods and McIlroy are a one plane connected type golfer. It takes the timing issue away from the equation hence a better chance of striking the ball squarely and with compression.

[@LLAP14]

Would tucking both left & right sleeves between the arms & chest be o.k. ?

[@semmes5342]

does tommy fleetwood have a single plane swing I see he is totally connected?

[@joshzandergolf]

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[@paulinemarelle9048]

yes tommy is one plane swing

[@string22]

any SPECIFIC DRILLS to stay synchronized in a TWO plane swing?

[@tomasranta6154]

string22 Hardy says the one planer is for the more athletic and stronger player. That’s why you see so many 2 plane swings in the ladies games.

[@ShallowedOutGolf]

Left arm always comes off the chest and reattaches after impact.

[@jonathanlambert7004]

There are so many things to think about before you get back to the ball my brain aches

[@bobmagna]

"...figure out if you're a one plane or two plane..." I'm a bad hybrid.

[@JayZoop]

The power always comes from the lower body. The shoulders should be turned by the lower body. The arms only follow what the shoulders are doing.

[@5847SALIM]

Many thanks I am very grateful. I have been confused between the two swings and your explanation has helped my golf. As I am over 70 I have recently changed from a two plane to a one plane swing and it has been a difficult period during the swing change. I have played golf for many years and no one has explained this better.