Keep Your Lead Arm in Front of you in a Golf Swing

[@blue222g8]

Great stuff this fella

[@GeorgieLou-ji9lo]

Great, video. Thanks!

[@Peter-we8iw]

Dude, you give very impressive golf instruction where you demonstrate the mechanics and how they impact the swing. Glad i discovered your channel.

[@EfilGolfChannel]

Thank you for your support

[@Crankbait]

Alright new swing thought for today’s session at the range.

[@jardinesydney9447]

One Question do you dip your lead shoulder in backswing.S/J.

[@EfilGolfChannel]

You aren’t suppose to think about that because it’s just a result if you turn your core the shoulder will fellow and because your golf posture yes so your lead shoulder will be dip, but it’s not a dominant movement

[@ErinRamsay]

What if my arms get pinned in downswing? How do I keep my left arm in front of me even in downswing?

[@EfilGolfChannel]

So it could mean your back swing loading has problem and your swing plane isn’t correct. We can do a swing analysis. So we can know what’s the exact issues [e-mail]

[@lzl901030]

Agree

[@davidd1395]

Basically your demonstration is the same as Mike Austin’s left arm #7 idea on the downswing, the body turn drives the left arm.

[@EfilGolfChannel]

Yea there’s a lot of similar and correct information regarding golf instructions. But the most important thing is that you as a golfer and learning the game must not have any contradictions of information and instructions. But unfortunately there’s a lot of that out there. We EFILGOLF doesn’t have any contradictions. Thank you for your support!

[@khunt0315]

How do you get rid of the pinned lead arm? Someone taught me that head cover drill and now I’m getting stuck in my back swing allllllll the time. It’s the worst. Is there a drill to help me with keeping that arm away from the body? Great video. 👍🏻

[@EfilGolfChannel]

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[@EfilGolfChannel]

Please check out this two videos see if they will help you

[@John_Wood_]

Try putting a tennis ball under your arm instead. It will build in a helpful gap.

[@Randy-mw1es]

He is absolutely correct..The left arm and club shaft needs to form a straight line at impact. If the shaft is lagging this straight line the ball will go rt.If the shaft is ahead of the left arm the ball will go left in a good swing path.The left hand is the pivit point.Its timing.dont over work the lower body.

[@vaughnwoodruff3609]

Not many instructors teach this and he's 100% correct. The pinned left arm is a death move.

[@EfilGolfChannel]

Yes death move!