Managing the Grapes: Learning How to Load and Unload the Body

Join The Force Plate Guy from the lab at Measured Golf in Ann Arbor, Michigan as he discusses how your posture at setup can really alter your ability to create forces and torques in the golf swing.
Technology Featured: Swing Catalyst Dual Motion Plates, Foresight Sports
*We are aware that the pressure shift and thermography don't align in the video, there was a Windows update that caused an alignment issue.
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[@christabor8662]

This detailed clarification is exactly what I’m looking for in my journey to scratch. Part of the difficulty of golf is adding to the big picture of knowledge in a memorable way. Sc joint behind opposite sc joint / insteps, cuboid”. , Grapes “ this is all sticking with me forever. 👍 Love the vids. Thank you

[@measuredgolf]

Enjoy the journey.

[@downshiftgolf]

This is so good 🔥 🍇

[@measuredgolf]

Thanks amigo! Hope you are well.

[@smitty9733]

Fantastic explanation of the turn . Thanks

[@measuredgolf]

Thank you.

[@darrenlacharite1757]

Hey hey bad golfer’s are my friends!!chiropractor here haha Good stuff your teaching

[@measuredgolf]

Thank you!

[@jamesbond4633]

Spot On!!! When I go watch the Canadian Open or watch really good amateurs ...they all seem to be standing tall (Except Keegan Bradley!!) and on the balls of their feet. This is a very well explained demonstration that I will be trying out on the driving range. Thanks!!!!

[@measuredgolf]

Thank you and best of luck!

[@jimmartensson5646]

That was awesome stuff, thank you 🙏

[@measuredgolf]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lutzchoco1]

If the grapes are stacked upon each other... the spine is not bent away from target like catapult analogy...confused

[@measuredgolf]

We aren’t trying to pull the Skelton apart, trying to twist it and lean it away from the target. The spine leans and twist and shouldn’t have either end moving towards or away from the target.