Erika Larkin Fixes An Amateur's Contact (Live Lesson)

[@gl686]

even if I never learn a thing off these videos, I love seeing amateur golfers happy after a swing thought/movement works. Best sport in the world.

[@georgeslaved2862]

Wow.., Erika you are the best and great coaching 10 stars

[@robertcornelius8056]

Amazing golf lesson ❤

[@jbuburuz]

Love his last swing. Amazing transformation. I am a big fan of dr kwons rope drill. My strike has seen huge improvements using what you are teaching. One little thing I got from a Korean channel this year that gave me a 200 yard 5 iron was relaxing the shoulders at the top of the swing especially in transition. I found many years people would say relax the arms . I think if you relax the shoulder is key to keeping arms more relaxed and it relaxes the arms in transition. Honestly my preshot routine standing over the ball is one thought relax the shoulders. Loved your monkey demo!

[@mrsandhu19801]

Amazing result 👏🏼

[@mjs0039]

I am very fascinated to see this video of yours. Resonates with me as my instructor also has been teaching on the same lines for last 20 years. Shawn Clement at Royal Quebec Golf Club. Give up control to get control. I would like your take on the " swing thought" when playing a shot. Hitting the ball could certainly NOT be one. Also I find starting the back swing or heaving the club with legs a little difficult and that is when inconsistency starts.

[@Rich--J]

Would love to have a lesson with Erika! Great video.

[@peterhammer4644]

great coaching

[@kakunguluherbert6832]

Hello, Ms Erika........what should I do to become ur online student....from dubai

[@michaelmosley384]

Can you take Erika’s swing technique to scratch or single digit handicap?

[@juddhines7890]

Sure, but she fixed a 15-20 hdcp problem - downswing sequencing and weightshift. But those are important for any level of golfer. If she was working with a scratch player, they would likely work on different stuff.

[@eJunkee]

Yeah, he had no weight shift! Excellent lesson!

[@peterhammer4644]

actually he did have some weight shift but the hands were way too fast

[@Golfadicted1971]

Teaching my hands to play golf was the best thing I have ever done. Do you mean that most golfers don’t need to use there hands at all? Is it automatic for most golfers don’t need?

[@HippyCheez11]

Trying to teach my fiancé how to golf would love help with a female golf instructor. Appreciate the content !

[@bigkid66]

Isn't this a repeat? I feel like I've seen this before.

[@vicpnut1]

Lose control to gain control

[@dry509]

Sounds like me dude…exactly.

[@dry509]

You look better than I do.

[@robertcourt8593]

This was tough to watch for the first 15 minutes...The way he was really trying to hit at the ball was awful! When he just calmed the hit down and just swung the club it went miles!

[@PaulieWasHere7]

I'm giving a Like for the monkey swings!

[@colinjames8278]

Well if I could hit it there I wouldn’t need you 🤣🤣💀

[@Bobt98]

That’s my biggy once I start with the arms I have a job to get back to swinging with my body 🫣

[@BoomsRiddico4868]

HALF THIS AN INFOMERTIAL

[@duanemartin1383]

I’m not sure how I’d feel paying 150-300 bucks an hour and have an instructor pull out a stuffed monkey to make a point.

[@peterhammer4644]

that's some expensive teaching but if it fixes your swing money is well spent

[@viewsfromthepit]

video quality is really out of focus here

[@teddyzamba1396]

The guy is too stiff and the tension is causing the fat shots, but having said that; nothing will change on the course. This guy has been there countless times and will always revert back to the norm. It's the realization; then you must reprogram the memory trace surrounding the physical stroke. Here's the problem; and that is eradicating the memory, the lesson does nothing for the innate problem. Hitting consecutive decent shots means less than nothing.

[@peterhammer4644]

you are totally wrong. If this golfer trained this routine he slowly is going to understand it and his body is going to understand that that is the norm, he is going to play miles better. With your theory no golfer will ever get better, which is nonsense.