Mastering Foot Pressure for Perfect Body Motion

Unlock Your Golf Potential: Mastering Foot Pressure for Perfect Body Motion
In this video, we delve into the game-changing impact of understanding and harnessing the pressure in your feet for a flawless golf swing. Discover how proper foot dynamics can enhance your body motion, leading to improved stability, balance, and ultimately, a better golf game. Don't miss out on these essential tips to elevate your performance on the course. Hit that play button and step into a new level of golf mastery! ⛳️ #GolfTips #FootPressure #SwingTechnique

[@jimmyn1357]

This is brilliant thanks Matt 👌

[@mattbakergolf]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙏👍

[@scottcampbell10]

Great video, exactly what I struggle with in my swing losing me distance! Subscribed 👍🏼

[@mattbakergolf]

Thanks pal I appreciate it 🙏

[@andrewferguson1013]

Great instruction, thank you! I've always like the Malaska approach to golf actually! As somebody who is EXTREMELY prone to shaking their irons, could this be the answer!? I am all too aware that i get up on my toes at some point in the backswing, thus presenting the heel all too often!!! BR Andrew

[@mattbakergolf]

Thank you 🙏 for watching. Yikes the dreaded shanks. Yes this could help you especially with feeling the pressure in your heels. It will feel very extreme to start with. Shanks come from moving up into the ball one of my best drills is to drop the right foot back at address so the right toes are in line with the left heel and hit shots keeping the right heel on the ground. You will feel your right hip stay back and not fire up into the ball at impact. I’ve done videos on this before. If that doesn’t work then we’d need to work on hand path and the hands swinging to far away from you. Good luck let me know how the right foot back works out.

[@andrewferguson1013]

@@mattbakergolf Cheers Matt! Think I've tried that before actually, but will definitely try again once this awful weather improves! Like with a lot of drills though, it's all about how that translates onto playing on the course!? That said, sometimes not a bad thing for amateurs to have a closed stance I'd imagine! I'm confident my shanks come from getting onto my toes, especially during backswing! Well that and it playing on my mind most times I take an iron out of the bag! Sure, I'll catch my hybrids (which I love) towards the heel sometimes, but can somewhat get away with that with them!