How The HIP BUMP Can Change Your Game Right Now!!

In this video Adam teaches you how the hip bump at address can change your golf game right now! It is important to know that when setting up with the hip bump, the hips move toward the target about an inch in order for the lead leg to act as a post, while the upper body maintains in current spine angle. Another benefit to having the hip bump is the ability to turn in the proper spine angle which Adam covers in this video as well!
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[@danb.2605]

The hip bump fixed my iron swing like magic. Ball striking is more solid and consistent now. I learned many other things on here too like keeping the club in front of you. All these things helped me tremendously. Thanks Adam.

[@moraj2624]

the hip bump is brilliant...tried it for the past few range sessions and my ball striking was great and effortless

[@gatesmw50]

Adam's teaching this setup has worked so well for me that I now even use it on 20 yard pitch shots ! My Saturday foursome is stumped by my improved play and lower scores.

[@scottladds7574]

I needed this, I have been watching your videos and been doing the bump for a while, but sometimes I don’t get it right sometimes I do and could not figure out how or a consistent way, thank you for the content

[@tonebassin2571]

Sweet ... Dude I just DM you on this for more detail and here you are thank you

[@Mayowillpep]

This set up leaves you not thinking about anything apart from tempo. Just great 👍

[@PorzakGolf]

That is exactly what we are trying to achieve! Less thoughts in the golf swing! 🤨💭

[@shaynebernard]

Such a great channel, such a great teacher

[@jimmyj244820]

It changed my game for sure 🎉 Thank you

[@petercrocitto7383]

Another quality educational golfing video

[@paulwhite6367]

Gold....as usual :)

[@brettlewis7638]

In the past, when I try and hip bump or move my hips forward during the downswing I end up too far behind the ball and chunk it. Looking forward to trying this!

[@leleprinter]

There are 1000s of instructions and tips on youtube but THE one that have actually helped me is the Hip Bump!

[@nelsonjames1272]

Love your stuff. I get what you’re saying about nothing comes from the backswing but it would be great if you could elaborate on the many that do think faster is faster, under control of course. Do you advocate a building of speed?

[@younggunz8775]

Great video. Love that you guys added more slow mo shots. 👍👍👍

[@PorzakGolf]

Just so you can see how buttery this swing is! 🧈

[@blueeyes6192]

Thank you so much, The hip bump is slower becoming much clearer! I wish you can dedicate a KZbin session on this topic in detail for set up, back and down swing and hip rotation . Please?

[@tbryan1102]

Adam - as you know from my comments on other videos, big fan of your system! I have a question about the ‘club running up the right forearm’ in the set position. Have been doing some mirror work and feel that for me the club seems to be really quite flat (ie butt pointing above ball, not in the golden triangle you talk about) when I try to line it up with the right forearm. Seems the club has to be above the right forearm to have anything like a vaguely normal backswing. Not doubting your system but just asking whether there is anything I could be doing wrong that comes to mind? Thanks

[@thomaslahr9022]

I was just watching a video of Lydia Ko and I clearly saw her bump the hip at set up. I’m a believer now!

[@stuartalexander4519]

Great video! What about pressure shit from in your feet from back swing to finish

[@wajmal1]

Hi, I follow your posts regularly. I have benefited a lot from your instruction & want to thank you for it. Recently I watched a few posts where you are giving lessons to a left hand golfer. Sometimes you are emulating a left handed swing. May I recommend that you make the left handed golfer carry out your instructions in his swing but you may wish to stick to your own right handed swing. When you mix these up it makes it very confusing. The video on which I am commenting is a case in point.

[@ald7688]

Nice!

[@rackum44]

I really like that heaven patience at the top of the back swing

[@nelsonjames1272]

I discovered the bump a while back and thought it was my personal secret as not to many talk about it. I find it surprising though how many can’t put it together from there. Eye dominance maybe? lol Plenty of power and accuracy from here.

[@craigg2058]

When you do the hip bump, dont you find that your left hip just needs to rotate back anyways in the backswing, or do you feel like after the hip bump your left hip just kind of stays in place?

[@AndyGlavac]

Way to go So nice to see a leftie on this video I have been working on my hip bump Something new to me 😊😊😊

[@gl2u814]

Moe Norman setup was and is perfect- he already has a side bend which caused this hip bump

[@krismoody6948]

As a beginner trying to learn properly "from the ground up" systematically, my head is spinning. At least some of the other instructors seem to stress the hip moving forward then rotating back on the downswing (unless I'm missing something?), but what I'm seeing here makes sense as well. (And don't most pros have that forward movement or no?) Learning some other highly detailed skills at a high level (piano and classical voice) I've lived through the pain of undoing improper techniques grooved early on and I'm hoping to avoid that with learning golf. It just seems like there is so much instruction that directly contradicts one another (which ALL makes sense to me when I hear it individually!) that I'm having a hard time selecting an online instructor / course to roll with. Maybe there is just multiple ways to skin the cat in a golf swing and I just have to take the plunge?

[@michaelanderson4861]

I hear you. You can't beat a one on one lesson. I have found my personal coach is aligned with the messages on this channel. You can get lost on KZbin. I only listen to this guy and my coach. I'm a big over rotator... stuck behind so the messages here work for me

[@rudrapatel2390]

How do I mentally think of this differently than stack and tilt?

[@Longarmshortarm]

Is the hip bump a drill/a feel to use, or Is it a permanent setup change to incorporate? 🙏

[@chrismunson9104]

Not a drill. Part of setup

[@andybecker5001]

Maybe not good for consistency in setup, butI always hit driver better with a little more hip bump than irons.

[@donnyg6595]

Wow I would like to spend one day with you....lets make it happen....I live in Toronto....

[@zoranjovanovski5572]

Hip bump fixed my driving problem…no need to shift the weight, it automatically shifts

[@Mark-bj9gt]

"It's not your lower body transferring the weight, it's your upper turning" I think this may have just caused a massive breakthrough in my swing

[@chengwon]

From 5:45, what is the checkpoint for?

[@a6039043]

Is this essentially pre-setting the little hip bump that some golf instructors want before the hip turn?

[@PorzakGolf]

This is our hip bump, which we feel is an essential aspect of making the golf swing with the least amount of manipulation!

[@chengwon]

@@PorzakGolf can this hip bump be used for driver swing too?

[@timbarton8769]

Is the hip bump the same as the stack and tilt?

[@geoffhunt7965]

2:52-3:01 Hit me hard.

[@PorzakGolf]

🙏🏼 🙌🏼

[@michaelbono6806]

You Mentioned the hip bump once and that's the title of the video.