Master The Perfect Transition: How To EFFORTLESSLY Shallow The Club

Want to effortlessly shallow the club?? The key comes from making sure you have the correct top of the backswing structure. In this video I go through the exact backswing matchup you need in order to shallow the club out effortlessly!
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[@Gilesgillgolf]

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[@jimthomson1892]

Another excellent video. Two things I really like about your videos are: 1) options for different types of swings; and, 2) clear explanations of how to and why to do what you are teaching. The four stages of learning a skill are: 1) unconscious incompetence; 2) conscious incompetence; 3) conscious competence; and, 4) unconscious competence. If a golfer doesn’t understand what he is trying to do and why he should do it, he never gets beyond unconscious incompetence.

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Exactly that and it’s great to see that it’s coming across in a clear and structured manner!

[@wesleypae]

Very true and love the explanation stages in in learning a skill. Thank you for posting another valuable video!

[@Gilesgillgolf]

@@wesleypae glad it could help Wesley!

[@anilsheth7288]

You are a genius Giles. Why hasn't this been explained so simply before. ?

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Poor coaching I guess 😅

[@chrisberger9224]

Man! I just started following you and I’m glad I did. The light bulb moment for me is when your talking about the mass of the club, never really knew why it was so beneficial to have a shorter backswing. I’ve always been more across the line and always having trouble shallowing the club. All makes sense now, thanks!

[@Gilesgillgolf]

That’s great that it’s clicked! Yes you have it spot of now. Understand the mass & centre of gravity is crucial to having a repeatable & efficient swing

[@andy2470]

Great video. Learnt loads. 👍

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Glad it helped!

[@harryhall3469]

This is a light bulb moment! I’ve never been able to shallow the club… I paused the video, looked at my swing and saw I’m across the line with a short backswing length! This is going to be a game changer for me! Thank you Sir!!

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Amazing Harry! Great to hear this was a lightbulb moment for you!

[@JinahLovett]

SO GOOOOOD!

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Thank you!

[@garymacdonald2596]

Hey Giles, another great, practical and simple drill. Looking forward to using it when I get back to the simulator later this week. Thanks!

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Amazing Gary! Glad I could help!

[@anthonyviola9400]

Very helpful lesson, thank you!

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Glad it helped Anthony!

[@y0Ambi]

I've been filming my swing recently and I've noticed I early extend. I have a short back-swing and up until the downswing I'm in a really good position, all the check points you mention. The bit I really struggle with is 'sitting into my left side and shift' (4:47). Instead, I either come down really step and early extend or swing over the top (still steep) and hit a slice. What drill can I do to sit into my left side and shift and eliminate the steep or over the top swing? On your other video you mentioned the 10% - 100% drill which I'm planning on doing, is there any others?

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Chance are your top of the backswing structure isn’t right as it sounds like your body is reacting to a poor position

[@y0Ambi]

@@Gilesgillgolf Is this in relation to the shaft being neutral or laid off? If so that’s in pretty good shape

[@Gilesgillgolf]

@@y0Ambi not just that. Wrist conditions, clubface position, arm positions, good width, good body positions & a centred pivot to name a few

[@y0Ambi]

@@Gilesgillgolf Right. I’ll start off with the 10-100% swings and see how I get on

[@Gilesgillgolf]

@@y0Ambi the video I just posted will help

[@geoffbridgeman4625]

Hi Giles, another in a line of great videos. How Can I book a lesson with you?

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Thank you Geoff! Right now I’m only offering online lessons which the link to is in the video description

[@geoffbridgeman4625]

@@Gilesgillgolf that’s a shame, I would be interested in face to face lessons

[@Gilesgillgolf]

@@geoffbridgeman4625 unfortunately I don’t offer inperson anymore. I only use Bletchingly to film out of

[@geoffbridgeman4625]

@@Gilesgillgolf that’s a shame, I’ll have to keep watching your KZbin output!!

[@Gilesgillgolf]

@@geoffbridgeman4625 can always try an online lesson

[@texstar77]

What if I am a long and would do better as a short? Or the other way around? How does one find the best movement??

[@Gilesgillgolf]

If you’re long and want to be short you need to sync your arms up with your body better, maintain better width & then make sure your neutral to laid off

[@texstar77]

So experiment?? See where one ends up? This is where you say, Well! DUH! Always great lessons! Got me thinking on the right line!!

[@Gilesgillgolf]

@@texstar77 you should never tell a player “you have to do this” as there are so many swing matchups. It’s one of those where each case is individual

[@colecschmidt]

Lightbulbs going off

[@Gilesgillgolf]

Amazing!