Power Driver - Throw vs. Pull | Golf with Aimee

[@WienGolf]

It is really a pleasure to see how „easy“ golf can be with the right person explaining the „secrets“! Thank you, Aimee!

[@donschmidt8203]

Only an LPGA star can have a finer swing. Your velvet smooth fundamentally perfect swing is the result of an uncluttered mind. Most players are so bound up in thought they bind their body up along with it. That is the biggest difference between the pro and the wannabes. I know I've tried to extend in this perfect triangle so many times when the simpler, more athletic move is to fold and extend. It's common sense that a tightened left arm can't possibly throw a frisbee, or anything else as well. This is my new driver swing thought going forward. You are quite possibly the most natural golf instructor in the world. Keep the videos coming and I'll keep learning how much smarter you are than the rest of us!

[@joegriggsjr.9748]

That was actually shockingly quite awesome. I loved the way u said if the triangle gets squished again after drill then it's something with the body. Awesome awesome. Way to go. Thanks

[@edbo9843]

it does not get any better than that, you're number one in my list Aimee. i just love how you put things together, easy to understand, easy to put it on practice.Thank you very much for taking your time to help others

[@simonlkcheung]

Very Clear and Easy Instructions AGAIN! Well Done!

[@chefrichardsim]

Thank you Ms Aimee, after you share this video 3 years ago, now only I got it 👍

[@demonridera]

Thanks for simple tips that help a great deal. My shank has gone and now longer, straighter drives will follow. Aimee is No 1, smart, pretty and helpful.

[@jameshoyoungjung]

I was finally able to get this feeling of throwing with a driver resulting in 10-15 yard longer and finding fairways except one on the edge rough this past Sat and Sun, and beating my partners. Aimee’s driver lessons are so priceless. I can’t thank her enough. J in LA

[@supernovart]

Great tip... glad to see an original explaination that's not rehashed or taken from other online coaches.

[@timtalksleadership1015]

Another great video Aimee.... As always your teaching technique is simple, easy to understand, relevant and very applicable to most of us. Thank you for what you do.

[@normanschneider3025]

Very helpful

[@judyjob4470]

Aimee, you are awesome! You explain things so well & make it simple!!! I love this frisbee drill/thought!!!

[@johnaleck8672]

I saw myself in the mirror with your student. Can’t wait to get to the driving range. Will report back. Excellent, simple, clear explanation.

[@davee3951]

Recently discovered for myself, how much better this right sided downswing throwing motion , activated with the right oblique works with all the clubs. Too bad I've wasted 30 years, trying numerous ways to pull with the left side to start the downswing. I've also found a setup change that is very compatible with a right side dominant downswing. After setting up normally with everything square, I do a slight closing of the right hip/oblique and shoulder as a pre-set before swinging. Since making these two changes, all of my shots are very straight or draws. Thanks Aimee for your excellent instruction.

[@shanghaimuts]

thanks for another great video aimee. this is interesting because this is the first time that i have associated the 'throwing' with your driving videos with the left arm. i always believed it was the right arm that was doing the throwing. cheers

[@ginogomez5401]

Wow....outstanding drill. Outstanding translation..simple. Thank you Aimee!

[@IdeaChasers]

Notice many people don't grasp why you show that your left arm is bent, when doing the whipping through example. It is just another one of why I like that you exaggerate the tips/lessons to get rid of the tightness or faults. If they watch you with the real swinging of club, your left arm is straight and both are straight, forming the triangle. With the right elbow pointing to hip. GREAT LESSON!

[@HUYNGUYEN-jp8xo]

Excellent tips Aimee. Love your explanation.

[@antoinesteeghs7313]

Did try it out today after watching that video yesterday. I have to say not to unsuccesfull. Practise makes the master, so i Will continue. Thanks

[@azsteve48]

Thanks for a great tip Aimee. I tried it today and drove the ball better than ever.

[@chairmanmeow3693]

Thank you Aimee for another helpful video

[@JimboSRP]

That's the best explanation I've seen of that concept and it really helps. I also think about my right shoulder getting "under". Thank you!

[@marcoescano3454]

Very effective! I can feel the shaft hitting the back of my head after doing the "throw"! The swish sound was also louder than usual.

[@marksimmons7972]

Love this lady. Too many men get us lost in the details (not all). But this gal gets right to the point as simply as possible, no BS. She is charming a well.

[@marksimmons7972]

Love the simplicity of her technique without all the jargon.

[@marksimmons7972]

Love this lady. Always to the point, no BS. Many of the guys (not all) get us lost in too many technicalities. She is also has a charming personality as well.

[@okitoki1973]

Thanks Aimee... great video. I also have a problem of pulling my shots left and have always force my swing outward on the back and down swing. This drill makes it so much easier the follow throygh

[@lindagarner2664]

I love watching you. I want to be able to hit the ball farther. Can you give us exercises to strengthen our core and lower body. I am a senior woman but have improved my game over the last year. Believe it or not, I am a better golfer at 79 than I was at 65. I have not broken 100 but with your help I think I can.

[@claudiochisani4120]

Great stuff, thanks Aimee. Reflecting on your informative video: For a right handed golfer it seems that pulling still engages the right part of the body (outside in swing/cutting across) and stalls the hips/crunches the left obliques, vs throwing is left arm dominant works with extending obliques , which creates a shallow swing, in to in and divot in front of the ball (for irons, lol).

[@josephantos2295]

You show great tips on the swing!...Nice

[@richards733]

Great video! I also feel that I "balloon" my drives & therefore loose distance. Any suggestions?

[@slatt33]

At 4:51 your right shoulder is lower, your head is back, hips have opened and upper body still has a slight lean back as lower body and hips lead the swing; this is the position I have been working on...THANKS !

[@AA-fx6ku]

Very good lesson; I have been working on the same ideas re left elbow. It was nice seeing you again.

[@batman48195]

Good video Aimee. I’ll give it a try.

[@TheGolfronnie]

Another fantastic lesson Aimee - and I still love you!

[@samg8761]

great videos !! I was looking for something like this to help my swing. thank you

[@edmundojrsichon1664]

great drill Aimee..is it safe to say that the left arm is swinging the club? especially on the downswing.. thanks!

[@carp7697]

Great vid! The feeling of throwing vs pulling is very helpful (for a guy who's been over-the-top for years).

[@michaelburton5186]

This is another great lesson.

[@discusme3279]

Great drill...very clear concept...!

[@mikedupa5386]

Great video Aimee! I tried this on the range today and saw immediate results...Still need a little more practice with it but I'm positive this is going to help!

[@batman48195]

I tried your tip and it worked! Thank you!!

[@barbjubera3314]

Could you explain the triangle in more detail or do you already have a video on it? Your tips have truly improved my game. Thanks!

[@GolfWithAimee]

Hi Barb! Thanks for your question. If you take a look at this video you might have a better understanding of the triangle. I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have more questions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWTblp-AoMZrhJI

[@jordanting705]

Aimee, can you use this THROW with the irons as well? thank you!

[@davee3951]

I do. See above.

[@steveking2144]

Love your swing and videos Aimee. Here's something I picked up watching videos about Hogan. It appears you do this also even if you are not conscious of it. Firstly coming through impact, the right elbow is bent and below the left arm. Secondly, the wrist cock is maintained or held thru impact...no flipping of the wrists. Thirdly, what you don't show in your slow motion demo is that prior to impact, you are clearing your hips by about 45 degrees. In your slow motion demo, it looks like your hips stay square to the target but in all good pros, this does not happen. All good pros have about 45 degree hip turn at impact. Your thoughts?

[@jamesrekau3954]

Great tips Amiee, it definitely is helping me straighten that two way miss on the range... lets hope it work on the first tee

[@AA-fx6ku]

Great, thanks & it was nice seeing u again.

[@evanjohnmo]

I use this same concept, and it's one of the best concepts to apply in the driver swing. Just imagine throwing a frisbee to a person inline with your target. I usually pick out a patch of grass, or a piece of debris. My only difficulty is using the same concept with my irons, and fairway woods. I've had to develop another concept for those clubs.

[@jacobr4558]

Sounds really cool! What is your concept with the irons?

[@m4wilson]

I am the “bad triangle” guy. I’m about a scratch golfer but leaving a ton on the table looking like your first student. I need help! Wish I could make this change this easily! 😞

[@clubdetennisdolbeau-mistas5971]

As alaways, wonderful tip. Great teacher. Simple and easy to learn. Thanks Aimee.

[@wrath646]

Great video. Looking beautiful as always.

[@ivanh9801]

Thank you for making these videos. They are clear and very easy to understand. I wish I could hire you as my private coach!

[@katsumihiragi1499]

As an Asian American, just let me tell you how PROUD I am of you, Aimee.

[@chet732003]

Seems like really solid drill. Will practice it

[@ad2enaline]

Nice lesson Aimee.

[@kms7024]

Thank you ! I will be using this drill and hope to see results this weekend 🤗🤗

[@karlbaratta9086]

Thank you!! This really helped me out a lot!!!

[@cedricesau8492]

Very beautiful tip..Thank you.

[@henrymckenna4126]

Thanks Aimee good drill

[@geymsla2052]

Thanks Aimee. Í. Will trú this frizby felling

[@tribalwarlord]

Good drill. Very helpful

[@thetruthfornow6045]

Aimee. I am trying the throw with the right arm. Mike Austin style. What are your thoughts about that swing?

[@keyranger9749]

Thanks for the great tip, will try it out on the range tomorrow!!!!!

[@aguy3412]

excellent video

[@firstname7330]

When lining up a shot, I always think in terms of two railroad tracks. One for the ball. One for the front of my feet. When practicing this drill, do I point my elbow and/or hand on the throw thru drill to the target on the "balll track" or "feet track"?

[@vimalmittal5603]

It is all in left arm in golf. Agree.

[@RickMansur]

Hi Aimee, great video. Do you recommend this frisbee technique with irons too?

[@mckyj]

Do you recommend this bent left elbow move with all clubs, not just the driver? How is this not a “chicken wing”?

[@michellelai789]

Thanks for the update!

[@sulimprasert9921]

Thank youAmy, very god, l will go to try tomorrow.

[@saltycapers]

Thank you Amy! I play frisbee golf sometimes but I throw with my right arm, time to switch it up I guess!

[@keving1936]

I love how you explain the golf swing. I tried throwing through but I think I equate throwing with throwing as hard as I can and might get my arms too involved. Should I be ‘throwing’ really fast/hard?

[@mgrbordom]

Nice Aimee! I’m going to start using this drill!

[@e.g.flores2819]

Good tips. Every time i watch Aimee if have to turn on the air conditioner.

[@bunnynikkipeaches2442]

I didn't even notice this was a golf video !!!

[@acershund1]

LOL! Aimee is Hot!!

[@zakkwylde59]

love the video's ! out of curiosity, where do you teach out of? I always see the palm trees :)

[@richardgray3]

Great video Aimee, would be great if you could explain how this changes for long and short irons

[@billevans3784]

Another awesome video.

[@Thangbe11]

Hi I was told to keep the left arm straight. With your drill I saw you bent your left elobw. Would it cause the habit? Thanks

[@inquistive]

Surely you throw with the right hand or pull with the left hand?

[@michaelmazzei9037]

Question: During the drill when you throw your left elbow through while pointing to the target, your left arm is bent. However, during the actual swing the left arm stays mostly straight as you maintain the swing triangle, is this correct? I was taught to maintain a straight left arm. Is this important or should I not focus on this particular swing thought?

[@nicholascincotta3001]

How do you keep left are straight going back once both hands are on the club?

[@laurelleigh125]

Great videos but as a lefty, its a little more challenging to process because my lead hand is my right vs your left. It’s much easier to watch videos when the term “lead” arm/hand or “trail” arm/hand is used vs “left” arm/hand. 🙂

[@viraldailyvideos6696]

Hi aimee. Is it necessary to keep left arm straigth through impact?

[@Kidbucked]

Aimee, you are fabulous!!!

[@ekchuahstudios9066]

Great info, thanks,

[@yusufcelik1310]

I confused that which way is correct, pull with left arm or throw with right arm?

[@beltunaman]

Looks like a pull with the left side to start then a throw through impact?

[@wilsonhung8654]

This is good. Nice shoes!

[@Grunt49]

Aimeefied,always.

[@heathlatour9040]

Awesome, helped my driver swing!! Thanks!!

[@stryker2828]

Do you turn the hips, then think about throwing? Otherwise, the body becomes reactive and stays closed at impact, causing flip?

[@gysgtallen1]

Does this apply to the iron swing too?

[@simplecarnivore]

But still the frisbee drill is a pulling motion.. Are you maintaining the left side is the dominant side??

[@robertwise5363]

After about 10-15 drives on the range, my left arm (shoulder on down) feels like it had a nice workout, too much pulling? One a bad day, my drives are either a hard pull or a nice slice. Any suggestions?

[@1jstermscheg]

Robert Wise Everyone is different...but I have had some success with focusing on rotating my shoulders and shutting my arms and hands off. I find it can help me rid my upper body of tension. I also find this helps me allow the club to release naturally with momentum as opposed to trying to control wrist angles etc. Again, to each their own. Hope this helps!

[@TheDonzim]

great refreshing right to the point instruction , too many lecturing lessons on here before the actual lesson.

[@chuckgame4210]

good video

[@imrevince862]

I like the words you said "relax your arms" (upper and lower) as you throw your hands to a full follow through. But, the technique for throwing full is the grip. The grip must be tighter at the full follow through, by around plus 10%, so that you can turn your body and turn your body as fast as you can (just like throwing an ax or a baseball bat, at full follow through, you should not loosen your grip).

[@bogeyman10us11]

I am soooo PROUD of you, Aimee. You represent everything that is good about Asians.

[@abdmalikyusof3307]

hai aimee i m not understand about rotation and why some courch said its wrong if you slide you body.. plese explain

[@TimTheMusicMan]

Maybe its just me, but my brain is like rubber when I watch Aimee' video', I don't remember the lesson and I always wondered why is this happening, then I realize I think I like watching Aimee play golf better than I like golf, If her clothes get any skimpier I'm going to have to take up badminton...

[@aah_124]

It’s just you.

[@gysgtallen1]

Great video! Does this work with irons?

[@GolfWithAimee]

Hi! Thanks:) It should, but I was showing the drill specifically for the driver. So I would highly recommend the move for the driver only! Thank you!