IN to OUT SERIES (PART 2: BACKSWING)

[@louaddesso23]

By far the best online teacher!! Thank you

[@76rtc]

Best golf instructor on KZbin

[@mikematusek8410]

The absolute best content on the internet ! All of the other golf videos will be deleted. Than you Johnathan!

[@derekanderson6636]

Thanks

[@danh-or5nt]

Your videos Jonathan are superb demonstrations of the biomechanics behind common faults and then the corresponding correct technique. I can appreciate the considerable thought and effort you've put into these, and from all the favorable comments you receive I know others agree. Thanks!

[@philippetamin2146]

It's really a shame that I haven't seen this video before, it just solved a problem I've had for years. Thank you very much for all your very clear explanations.

[@skeetgolf2]

Your video is excellent and the presentation is correct as far as a student learning the correct way to develop sound golf swing. I have been a professional in my past 87 years and now enjoying concepts that are sound and refreshing. Thank you. Gary Slater

[@rickharmon3513]

thank you. you are natural teacher, you've answered the questions i've been searching for. thanks.

[@anthonyforcucci1192]

You are such a great great teacher. You explain in detail so good !!!excellent teacher

[@karensams994]

I watch your videos over and over and learn new things about body mechanics each time. Truly legendary content.

[@ronznine7870]

I feel I've learned more in your 1/4 hour slices of pointed instruction, than time I've spent elsewhere in much greater quantities. It's like I've watched dozens of instructional presentations on a topic and you seem to clarify all of it in a much more direct & simple manner. You're very good at painting a picture that sticks with me.

[@claudiamelendrez6018]

What great info. Can't wait to try this.

[@markibaviosa7559]

it's such a fine balance. i find myself easily swaying from one extreme to another.

[@irvinlee1800]

such an important and undervalued concept in golf. hand depth and hand path coupled with rotation is so key to better ballstriking. I was so bothered by that weak, glancing, cutting across ball feeling and couldn't figure it out. I got lost in that whole "keep the club in front of you" movement. once I figured out everything you mentioned in this video (before watching this), I've had blissful 5 yard draws for like two months now and still holding up! take note everyone!

[@lewisward754]

Very clear and informative. Completely lost my swing and feel like Im bringing back the right foundations now. Keep it up Jonathan

[@steveperry1344]

jonathan, if someone wants to learn the basics of S&T you really nailed it with this series of videos and your others, thnx.

[@derekanderson6636]

Thanks your explanation is excellent and a great help. I will echo another comment that having some swing drills to help stay in the right position through the swing would be even more helpful. But really awesome job.

[@Jessniayaya]

I really enjoy how you clearly relay the message you are teaching . Great work .Thankyou so much

[@aladdinmohamedlip9691]

Excellent. Most helpful and detailed explanation of the in to out swing and backswing I have come across so far. Thanks Jonathan.

[@afriendtoleanon3401]

Wow bro you are an amazing teacher . Your explanation is way more in depth than others i have seen . Thanks keep up the detailed work .

[@jamesk5323]

It's crazy how spot on you are picking and explaining the common mistakes together with the constructive solution. Thanks Jonathan and keep it up!

[@CheeNO_007]

Thank u so much…everything makes sense now.

[@luciopena3764]

Thank you Jonathan, great explanation,

[@freetoro77e60]

Jonathan 🙏🏼 for the videos, unfortunately we all learn in different phases of our golf journey and it takes great people like yourself to help guide us in the right direction and have those key 💡 moments. Keep up the great work.

[@santiagosantha6481]

Hey Johnny! I ve loved this series! I can now Say that I kinda understand the reasons why I have an out to in swing. The only thing that is missing from My pov is some more drills that'd help fixing every part of the swing You mention. The rest is just perfection! Thanks for this buddy! Keep it up!

[@johnlayman5618]

You have taught me more in this short series that has me consistently making solid contact than all the other online videos combined! I don’t know if it’s just now all coming together for me but the way you explain things seems to be finally clicking for me. Thank you!

[@brianpresnell6362]

Awesome video I like the way u explain things love ur videos

[@OlleErikssonL]

It's crazy how simple it sounds to my ears now that I get this. For two years I poured over everything I could find on KZbin, tried everything, saw videos like this, tried it, but it never really clicked. Whenever I tried rotating more it always felt like I did something wrong. I think it was just a misconception about how the swing should feel. I mean, the swing doesn't *look* "rotational", so why should it *feel* rotational? And if you've never allowed yourself to feel rotational, then it will feel even more so when you try it. Whenever I felt myself focusing on rotating the hips it always felt wrong. Now I realize that if you accept that feeling, which will feel weird at first, it will look pretty normal, and you will have much more rotation and a better swing. One thing I've done is to flare my feet excessively, or at least it feels excessive. That helps with allowing your hips to focus on rotation more than anything else. It still looks pretty normal.

[@FuzailZubaid]

Excellent explanation, as I am an 'out to in' golfer and I really wanna change to 'in to out'

[@carlor.s.4742]

Good video which covered a lot of ground. Before I start the backswing I pull my right shoulder back a little & I think this helps me rotate easier.

[@vikas376]

Great video, I believe the downswing is the most complex set and looking forward to your video!

[@ryanwalker9842]

Thank you! This is a great video!

[@my2cents852]

Great series. Thanks

[@Norstein49370]

Thank you Jonathan, great explanation of several points I’m working on, good job.

[@tonebassin2571]

Thank you, Jonathan always great content. Keep them coming.

[@bigshort9296]

Very clear and useful.thanks.

[@stuartwalker7168]

If you have a lack of hip mobility especially in the senior Golfer. Would you benefit in having a slightly closed stance position. Allowing less pressure on the lead leg on the takeaway. Love your Videos Jonathan

[@mhp1298]

A+++++++++ video, Jonathan. Thx!!

[@rickpostma7932]

Great and easy to understand! Do you have experience with lefthanded golfers that play right handed, like me? I was „educated“ to do everything right-handed, also playing golf. I tried to re-teach into left handed golf, but that is a crux… I have an extreme out-to inside swingpath, -10 or more, it causes me to lose a lot of lenght.

[@stevemiller5467]

Great video. I have an issue of overswinging in backswing which promotes getting stuck on the downswing. A video on this topic would be helpful.

[@zeninsight5606]

dude your vid helps me alot especially the trail hand need to face to the camerae.. that one little boggy ruin my golf all these times.. u deserve to get more view and subs

[@kenny-Poo]

What a great explanation 👏 Thankyou !

[@rajindarsingh5991]

Excellent video.

[@phe9238]

Very well explained

[@Khaladas]

I like all the explanations in the video, I would love to see one that just shows the correct motion and how to do all the correct movements. There is a lot of technical explanation of where things can go wrong, and incorrect motions. I think this is good background but it makes it harder to find the parts where you are showing the correct movements.

[@sontran6087]

Awesome video Thank you

[@johnklein309]

I took each concept and analyzed my own swing in slow motion to verify I’m doing the correct or close to correct movements. While I could turn more cause I’m not super flexible, I’m essentially doing everything right. But my club is still slightly over the top of the plane, and my divots out to in. 😢 onto part 3 I guess.

[@juliomac8497]

Did you record yourself doing it? Just ask cuz I feel my swing is beautiful then I watch it on video and I think I should be bowling instead lol.

[@stephentroake3950]

Hi Jonathan great videos as always very informative and simple to understand my question is about how when turning and getting the club to look like its going through the bottom of the lower part of the arm from down the line view how or when do you lift as if I get that position I keep turning and my hands seem to stay too low.thanks from the uk

[@JKMGolf]

I have a video on my channel called “what happens after the takeaway” that will talk about this topic.

[@stephentroake3950]

Hi Johnathan thanks for the reply will check it out thanks

[@scottk7173]

so good. thanks.

[@gb8327]

very good instruction!

[@garyevans9509]

Great vid Jon can you do one on club head path

[@georgeparkhurst9348]

Jonathan I have been confused for 40 years of golf and have been un able to correct a giant fade and slice. For this reason I have never been able to put together a descent score or have any consistency. My pattern on most holes is one or two great shots with a few horrible shots mixed in. I just love the game so I continue on without the satisfaction of real improvement. I have always thought my problem was mostly in my backswing backswing however with lessons I only became more and more confused as no one has explained it as well and as thoroughly as you have in this video. I almost never subscribe to KZbin channels however I hit the like button and subscribed as I am looking forward to more of your fantastic information. Where are you located as I am getting ready for lessons and entirely new set of clubs as mine are now 15 years old.

[@blueplanet4339]

Good video

[@chuangk613]

Thanks for the video, I was just wonder about the weight shifting. I saw a lot of videos how they say that you should shift your weight to the right on your upswing and to the left on the down swing. Where you also explained it how to shift your weight to the left on your weight shift video. But on upswing if I try to have my hip to the left wouldn’t my weight be on the left side instead of the right side ?

[@JKMGolf]

Usually if a player is use to shifting weight to the trail side then having the weight more evenly distributed will FEEL like there is more on the lead side

[@nickraubenheimer2909]

the lead wrist is my problem , but how do u drill this into ur head , love ur channel bud thanks

[@flippperboy]

I have a question about the half swing and rotation, when you do the half swing to you rotate fully like a full swing?

[@MPerski]

My hands (and my arms) tend to get away from my body. I get pretty good depth. But I notice your arms are closer to your body when the club gets to the 9 o’clock position. My question: Should I keep my left arm CLOSE to my body? (ie “connected”)? It feels kind of cramped and I think I keep my arms away in an attempt to NOT bring the club inside too early. I know it’s tough to visualize without actually SEEING my swing, but … I wonder if you could tell me where my left arm needs to be in the backswing ☝🏻 Should I keep my left arm as close to my body as I can? … or should I give it more space? FYI … my torso is a bit bigger than yours 😉 and I played a lot of baseball in my life, swinging with a lot of extension in my swing. Thanks 🙏🏻 and keep up the good work.

[@JKMGolf]

Your left arm should be across your chest. If it feels cramped you probably need to rotate your chest more.

[@edwardcrosby7050]

any tips for the larger or barrel chested golfer for rotation. sometimes moving shoulder over is challenging and i think is causing my inconsistency

[@JKMGolf]

The way you move other parts of your body may be limiting your range of motion. You may also be using too much of your arms than you think. I will have to see your swing to give you the exact reason

[@darunia484]

Hi Joanthan! Big fan. Question - I'm having success with an in to out path but my shots tend to start left and then draw further left (pull) - is there any tips you have on getting the club face more open at impact?

[@JKMGolf]

First look at your grip and then watch for where the longest point of your golf swing is

[@andrewhall7711]

Gold dust 😀😀

[@djdibibar516]

Jonathan, what should I feel in the backswing as an indication that the shaft is running along my bicep versus the neck. Hard to see it from the swingers point of view.

[@JKMGolf]

you need to record yourself to see it for sure but just have in your mind that everything must move around you in an arc because you are standing on one side of the ball and rotating

[@pasqualeminicucci1643]

Jonathan, my slice issues are more with driver and not so much with irons. These techniques apply to driver as well, do they not?

[@JKMGolf]

Yes

[@gzmz1993]

Is there a similar video for driver.? Or is the concept the same?

[@cutt94]

영어잘하네요

[@mysticalbeing8943]

my back swing is great but my downswing isnt lol i just rotate far to fast

[@juliusoben885]

I cant get audio of this video

[@jimbo160aaa]

Teachers don't spend the whole video telling there students how not to do something. They already know how Jim

[@lilyflynn7775]

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[@vreeke777]

Hitting a ball is never with a backswing , the backswing needs to put the club In a good position for THE SWING how does not seems to be important

[@JKMGolf]

Just like you said, the backswing helps to set you up for the downswing. What you do in your backswing has a big influences on how effectively you can deliver the club into the ball.