Pros vs Ams - Shallowing Like You've NEVER Seen Before 👀

In today's video, Mike Granato and Shaun Webb of Athletic Motion Golf unveil the truth about shallowing the club as you've NEVER seen before.
In one of the deepest looks at shallowing in golf and external rotation you've ever seen, you'll be delivered undeniable data about shallowing that will likely change how you view the golf swing.
After much research, analysis, and experience the Athletic Motion Golf team shares their findings on shallowing and external rotation starting by looking at the shaft angle relative to the ground across swings from tour pros who've combined for over 400 wins including 28 wins in 2022 alone.
By looking at the golf swings of tour pros versus those of amateur players, it allows us to see shallowing of the golf club in an entirely new light.
We'll look at everything from the arms, shoulders, external rotation, lower body, and every aspect of the downswing and decipher shallowing and external rotation (or lack thereof)
in the golf swing.
You'll also be given a quiz that will prove that most amateur golfers are capable of shallowing like a tour-level pro, and we'll of course show you how you to can shallow your golf club like a pro!
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[@rogerwhitingjr8553]

There isn’t a world that I live in where I can afford an in person lesson with you guys, but this content cleared up just about anything I needed to see or hear. I appreciate what you guys do for us considering it’s free. Thank you so much boys!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks so much for the kind words, Roger. We will ALWAYS put out the most accurate, evidence-based information we possibly can for FREE 👊🤓

[@ironsideeve2955]

@@AthleticMotionGolf appreciate your videos also. Thankyou

[@57strub]

Excellent information. I just this last 6 month figured out the correct golf swing with some lessons and then watching you guys that put it all together. What a difference in ball flight, distance and accuracy it has made. Wish I had known this 40 years ago. To stop coming ott totally changed my whole game. Even the club pro gave me a compliment on the driving range a couple days ago. Looking forward to spring.

[@OHGGOLF]

Where are you based? I’d love an in person lesson 👌🏻

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

@@OHGGOLF Orlando fl

[@rideayz125]

I believe this is one of the more important videos you guys have done. The gears illustrations and the myth-busting, factual approach to golf instruction have been so helpful for my game, thank you for everything!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Awesome hearing the visuals are helping! Thanks so much for watching 🙏

[@brendanahern6678]

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[@subpargolfer6654]

How this isn’t the most subscribed to golf instruction channel on KZbin I’ll never know. This is absolutely ground breaking! Watching all of the videos on this channel has made me realize that one of the things that make pros so good isn’t that they have this ability to understand and execute the “complexity” of a golf swing, it’s actually their ability to simplify it. Watching this channel has opened my eyes to the fact that we have made the golf swing so much more complicated than it should be. You wouldn’t believe the crap I’ve tried to shallow my swing. Then here comes the AMG guys, “hey, just lower your arm in the downswing the same same way you raise it in the backswing” 🤯. In all seriousness, thank you so much for cutting through the noise and boiling this misunderstood move down and making it so easy to understand. The demonstration towards the end of how the right vs wrong arm movement looks in the standing position was absolute genius. Thank you so much for this video. This may do even more for me than the Shoulder Rotation and Arm Depth video and that’s saying something!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Funny story to your point… we had a gentleman about 3 years ago tell us he was a 3 handicap and would no longer watch videos because our “ideas” on the swing were too simple and not geared towards better players. That’s a living breathing example of what you just described. The reality is the better you get, the simpler things should be. NOT the other way around. Great post, BTW🙌

[@johnyi1994]

This is arguably one of the best visual shallowing videos to date! Thank you so much for all you do! Cheers!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Wow, thank you!

[@kooijbas]

Agreed. This is a way of looking at ths like I've never seen before. Mind blown.

[@CogornoGolf]

What an AWESOME, thorough, well thought out video. You guys are raising the bar for all of us---very well done!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks pro 👊. You gonna be at the show next week?

[@johnmcdonnell8538]

Easily the best golf video I’ve ever seen and have been watching hundreds of channels including yours for ~3 years. If golfers could only watch 1 instructional video for the rest of their life, it has to be this one. The isolated views of each movement from all different angles shows you the golf swing in a way that no other video can. Amazing job AMG

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We appreciate it! We've got more in the pipeline with utilising the FOR the player perspective 😊

[@sammygotnext5844]

No upselling. No BS. You guys get straight to the point. This channel is heaven for people working to improve their game. When I make it on tour, I’ll pay both of you a visit lol.

[@Xandingo]

What an absolute eye opening, game changer of a video for my game! I watched this last night and did the drills all night. Got out today and my swing and contact are just different! I have watched many a "shallowing" videos, but this is THE ONE! Great job guys and thanks again for this catalyst for my game!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Let’s go! Awesome job incorporating things so quickly 🙌. Keep at it 👊

[@marcr2637]

8:40 was the eureka moment for me! Stripping out all other movements and just looking at the right arm is brilliant. I was definitely 'Arms Up Club Out' and now having trained the right arm with these simpler up/down movements, my ball striking has improved tremendously. Thanks so much guys and keep 'm coming!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

That’s awesome! Way to go 👊🤓

[@winstonsmith11]

Fantastic, as always. You guys really cut out the confusion. The correct movements are always so much simpler than what people think they need to do.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thank you!! And yes they are

[@persoderblom8239]

I can’t believe I finally understand the correct moves in a downswing after playing golf for over 30 years! Now I practice using your three steps in the Shallowing Sequence and I feel muscles and joints that I’ve never used before, but it just feels GREAT! I’ve never been more excited about playing golf than I am this season, all thanks to you and this awesome video.❤️

[@centralvintage942]

By far the best golf channel on KZbin. Whenever I’m struggling with my swing thoughts you guys are the go to people. Everything explained so easily, love it.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks for trusting us to help with your swing🙏

[@scooterrific321]

Wow. To separate the movements in the swing, then isolate them like you are doing, is revolutionary. You are true pioneers. Plus, it's not just informative, but also very usable to practice the "feels." The golf swing has perplexed us because it involves 3D movement over time, while we had been stuck in 2d static images. You guys cracked the code.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

For all of us who learned the game with 2D, it's been big shift learning to see that other dimension lol. But boy does it help!

[@garyjford]

Hi Mike, thanks for the superb video. I’m currently working with a leading teaching pro in the UK (works with a couple of tour players) and he agrees this is the best video he’s ever seen with regards the lowering of the shallow. Question: The only think confusing us both a little is the 20° supination. Do you think this is an automatic/subconscious action created by the weight of the club head in the transition? It feels like too much of an club face opener when actively trying to achieve. ie almost the opposite of closing the club face from the top. Cheers and keep up the superb work.

[@bgoggin88]

Another follow up from this video. I got it, it works. Added 10-20 yards to all clubs and shooting 80s not consistently! When I lose my swing I practice touching the club to the ground behind my trail foot before swinging towards the ball. This is the correct way to swing the golf club!

[@winstonsmith11]

12:27 This might be my favorite demonstration ever of the arm movement in the downswing. It looks nearly identical to the "Justin Rose" drill. It seems to me that if you add some rotation and pivot to that, you'll be right on plane. It's awesome.

[@alexanderstrangemore4686]

This is by far the best and most thorough video I have seen on swallowing the club. You have solidified my understanding this move and I very much appreciate it. Keep up the great work as all of your videos are so helpful. Thank you and cheers, Alex

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Glad it was helpful!

[@barryriddell3684]

Amazing video! How this channel only has 176k subscribers, I’ll never know. The arm lowering work at the end is so great. Thanks for providing such great content to help me improve my golf game.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Haha we wonder that too sometimes 😅 You’re welcome!

[@indyglf]

Fantastic advice. There are a lot of videos about shallowing, hundreds of swing thoughts. I didn’t get it until I convinced myself to think of one continuous move rather than going piece by piece. It removed over-thinking the process. Worked for me.

[@AndreeMarkefors]

This is 🤯-ingly good! Being into 3D myself (arch-vis and non-related stuff) I've long wanted to see something similar to this. Extremely valuable. PLEASE, keep videos like this coming. I'm a self-learner that likes to think a lot about the swing and individual components (but I'm trying to get away from swing thoughts when actually swinging) and I love how videos like this VALIDATE some good thoughts I've had and simultaneously CLEARS the bad stuff letting me leave it behind without second guessing myself. I absolutely LOVE to see the correct trail arm movement here, that was one of my own "aha!" findings last season that I later left and moved on to other sensations (because it was "just something I found" and I didn't know if it was correct). This will make me double down on finding and truly ingraining this pro move. THANKS!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Glad it helped you!!!

[@pauloverett8652]

You guys work hard on these videos! Amazing content thank you!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thank you!!! Big Mike is the magic behind these. 🤓

[@drfpalmer]

Looking forward to the video. Hand and arm path in the transition and how that can shallow the club are of particular interest to me.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

I think you’ll see some things you haven’t seen before with regards to both 👊

[@markfurlong800]

Watching this is an education in itself. As an Engineer, this really helps to understand the bi-mechanics and I applaud you on putting together something that translates what is a complex move in such a professional and understandable way. The graphics are amazing. I’ve started to lower the arms recently and it has improved my game, to the point I hit my best score today and moved to the my lowest handicap (12.6) since I started 2 years ago. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing what would have taken a lot of time putting together. ⛳️

[@johnholmes6]

Fantastic Video, By far the most clear and easy to understand video I've seen on the relationship between the arms and body in the swing. Can't wait to get to the range and give it a go

[@IAM-xf9ir]

The production and information on these videos has gone through the roof. Thank you and keep up the great work!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We're going to give it our best try!

[@Thebentist]

Absolutely amazing video. Love it guys! Now if only I had time to make it to Orlando 😂

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks brother! We’ll be here when u find the time 👊🤓

[@valedwards373]

My other mentor was Bob Toski. Leading money winner 1954. I helped with Golf Digest schools. He and Jim Flick were head instructors. Also Nicklaus/ Flick school. U are correct there'is nothing new. U do a great job

[@davep007007]

Did you move from Carter Seville to Orlando? I saw some say you’re in Orlando?

[@larrystein4293]

Awesome Video.The comparative visuals are so beneficial! Been working on this for the past year and have not been able to make much progress. I can't wait to go to work with what I have learned here.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Let us know how it goes !

[@robrodgersse]

Invaluable video. Your pros vs ams videos are your most informative. The videos, like this one, in which you isolate the movement of an individual body part are so revealing. For instance, the video in which you showed the angle between the lead clavicle and upper arm should increase at the start of the swing was eye opening and very helpful. Thank you both.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks for the kind words, Rob. We hope they help! 🙏

[@rudigerzart8625]

You should receive a grammy for best golf instruction video. This content is way above everyone else even though there are great videos out there.

[@golfinnewengland8256]

I lay an alignment stick 45 degrees off the target line stick and try to get the shaft parallel to it on the downswing, hopefully your presentation will confirm I'm somewhat on the right track.

[@aidangriffiths5075]

When you go to rotate, use the alignment stick to track the movement of the sweet spot on the face. It should track exactly back down the route in went up in the backswing. It really helps. As long as the backswing is correct of course haha

[@djkim23]

This video seriously was the breakthrough for me. Ever since getting a lesson from a golf digest top 50 coach a year ago, ive been trying to get the correct feel for dropping the arm/shallowing the club. This breakdown of each individual body parts made the lightbulb turn on. Thank you guys!!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Frame of reference perspective is a game changer #FORthePlayer

[@76MUTiger]

What a GROUND BREAKING lesson, and so well illustrated! This is SO fabulous! Thanks!!!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

🙏💯

[@peteratherton897]

Couldn’t agree more with these comments, best shallowing video on KZbin no question, I’ve just stood up and tried to feel and copy how the right arm straightens, it’s not how I normally move, so now I’m giddy to try 🙏🏼⭐️👍

[@MrMikeRodriguez]

My right arm gets tired holding it in the standing up posture. It feels tight too. I actually am in fairly good shape and work out regularly. Apparently though, I'm not that strong at holding my upper arm up in a not-very-abducted posture for a while and moving it up and down though! Anyone else feel like it's pretty tight or tiring up there? Maybe that's why I tend to always overly abduct my right arm and then have it fall away from me in downswing!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Train with us with AMG+ at athleticmotiongolf.com/amg-plus

[@AlanSchuler]

Thanks for explaining the transition/shallowing of the arms using the avatars in a way that simplifies the magic move that so many instructional videos never seem to capture. I'm excited to practice this move to establish muscle memory and track my progress on the deWiz system. Many thanks, cheers!!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Awesome. Let us know how it goes 👊

[@zacharymilos392]

Absolutely love this stuff guys. You're the only channel doing this stuff as far as I know. 🔥

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Glad you enjoy it! We’re working on more as we speak 😊

[@atomant830]

This video is correcting so many misconceptions about the golf swing, I had to watch it twice. This is amazing and IMHO is what separates AMG from the other channels. Great work.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks for watching. It’s been eye opening for us seeing things from this perspective, we hope it helps!

[@jonathan.morales]

Absolutely loved this video - you all have a unique ability to break down videos in way that creates value added practice. Love the content and appreciate the info!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks so much!

[@bgoggin88]

Ya know, I got a lot better at golf when I stopped taking lessons. I now just think about what I need my hands to do, and my body does the right stuff automatically. I haven't really told anyone about this for years, but this channel has convinced me I'm doing it right.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Don’t let anyone convince you to change 👊

[@RickyLopez123]

Can’t wait to to take this to the range. Hands down the best instructional channel out there. Thanks guys!

[@letuan2790]

Absolutely the most insightful golf instruction out there. Love how both of you break down the actual motion versus perceived motion of the golf swing. The frame of reference is so amazing to help me understand the swing. I wish this was available 20yrs ago! Big difference in my swing but I noticed that the speed of lowering my right arm and straightening right elbow has to match my downswing shoulder rotation otherwise my hands will be out of sync. I had to learn to speed up my right arm movements. Is this correct? Thanks so much for all you do AMG!

[@benz0317]

What an awesome video. SO helpful to see these movements independently.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Awesome! Thanks for checking it out 🙏🏻

[@toddwmac]

Great vid and I really appreciate your commentary on the subjectivity (and likely inaccuracy) of simple video analysis. Your vids, layer modeling and observational insights helped me better understand the golf swing as an incredibly dynamic process incorporating physics of both a trebuchet (multiple levers) and a centrifuge (centrifugal forces). At the same time, this helped me move towards a more natural combination of movements and has been instrumental in my move from a high 20s to mid teens player over just a couple years. Thanks for all your quality content@

[@jonngai18]

I can't tell you how much your videos have cleared up things about the golf swing. Thank you and keep it up...

[@AlexandreLaflammeGOLFCOACH]

Great job guys! This is a top level educational video. You demonstrate well what really happens in a good golf swing and this with breathtaking editing work. Bad concepts lead to bad golf swings! This video clarifies what every golfer should do. No more excuses! You rock🤘🔥

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻

[@bhabi7071]

I continue to improve more and faster via AMG you tube than I ever have with any other approach, including but hardly limited to, 106 books on golf As a range rat for decades, I have hit A LOT OF BALLS. Since I found AMG early this autumn, I find myself hitting fewer balls, but hitting them much better. In 2023, the range might see a drop in revenue 😉 If I had to summarize AMG to someone in an "elevator speech" .. I'd say Through 3d analysis of the best swings on the planet, 2 guys with a ton of experience, and a healthy dose of humility and humor, show what is REALLY GOING ON in the golf swing. This approach has led to their greatest gift to me personally ... CORRECTED CONCEPTS Huge thumbs up again to AMG. By far the best quality golf instruction content online. This specific video was remarkable in the richness of content. Even a touch overwhelming. But given the hold that "shallow" currently has in the instruction world, such depth as you provide here, including a "lets get our terms defined" section, is necessary to begin to shape a different discussion. A discussion that respectfully challenges what has almost become "shallow orthodoxy". Knowing you guys, you'll absorb all the feedback in the coming weeks, and sharpen an already excellent video with a touch of simplification/clarification.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thank you so much for this comment. We really appreciate it

[@mikehammer8555]

Wow, what an eye opener. I was doing exactly what your student was doing, and like him I was trying to do it ! Tomorrow I start with these right arm moves. Boy is it gonna feel weird . Thanks guys, the visuals and the way you break it down are unbelievable as always.

[@Orthoshooter]

I think my mind is blown! Thousands of hours, videos, lessons, new clubs, and on and on. I’ve done and rehearsed every error you spoke about in this video for hours on end. Leave the arms up, pivot, rotate hard, shallow, shallow, shallow, and on and on. I’ve hit so many balls I’m on my 6th simulator screen. I’m shocked I’m not on tour🤦🏻‍♂️😉

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We always say for golfers who practice a lot (6 sim screens 🤯), what they’re practicing had better be right because eventually you’re gonna start doing it. Practices always have a bigger burden. 👊🤓

[@Rich-in6ds]

This is the best video on you channel. No contest. Isolating individual movements is so incredibly helpful to better understand the golf swing. The bit I loved in particular is where you show the downswing arm move completely isolation. It’s so simple when you see it like that! I hope you keep doing more videos like this.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Glad it helped. We plan to do more like this in future 👍

[@freddym6643]

@@AthleticMotionGolf Can you do some videos focused on chipping and pitching measurements please? I've heard respected teachers argue for opposite methods, and both sides say the pros do what they teach.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

@@freddym6643 we’ve got an entire short game system in our AMG+ membership that goes into lots of the data on pitching and chipping if that’s of interest to you.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

@@freddym6643 what specifically are you talking about ? What are the opposite viewpoints

[@freddym6643]

@@AthleticMotionGolf In particular using the bounce versus not using the bounce, and delivering shaft lean (all pros use 16 degrees shaft lean allegedly) or deliver the club almost vertical

[@markzoland206]

Great information. Understanding what the trail arm does is transformational. Thank you both so much for the depth and truly understandable guidance. You guys rock!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We think so too!! Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻

[@nathanperry9593]

One of the best Golf instruction videos online. A person can learn so much from this.. Thank you for providing it.

[@GolfCoachDrNoel]

Brilliant! Definitely, some big misconceptions cleared up in there. That is a lot of work. Thanks guys.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks for checking it out🙏

[@Ryglado]

Awesome video. Clear, simple breakdown and superb presentation.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks for checking it out 🙏🏻

[@TC-wd5rb]

Incredible video, clears up so much for me. Thank you for this!

[@johnm900]

This is almost certainly the best explanation of the shallowing movement. I particularly loved the upright avatar view, which made it much easier to relate to (and practice in a mirror) it’s transformed my golf swing, strike, consistency, distance and added even more enjoyment of this great game that so often beats us up. Thanks Mike & Shaun.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

wow thank you!! happy it helped :)

[@TCrum84]

Please do more videos like this! Seeing movements in isolation while standing up made it so simple to understand.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We've got more in the works. What part of the swing would interest you most?

[@risingphoenix7633]

Great vid.......not many out there that truly explain the shallowing sequence, which I'm working on! Great job!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Let us know if you have any questions 👊

[@drewspinoso4849]

This is the most descriptive assessment I’ve seen regarding shallowing and arm movement during the swing. I’ve downloaded it and will thoroughly analyze my swing with actual concrete data. Nice and thorough presentation.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

That's the way to do it 🙌

[@lukefolger8480]

Thank you for this video. I have felt so helpless trying to get the club to shallow. I have already seen huge improvements in just a week after watching this video!

[@jammuu]

Best explanation of the relationship between arm structure and body movement I’ve seen yet. Explains the distortion of down the line video so well.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

🙏🏻💯

[@zackahler6989]

Truly outstanding video, guys. I'm a complete beginner who picked the game up 8 months ago, so this is all new to me. I love the idea of isolating a body part and giving evidence-based drills for it. I'll be doing your trail arm drills! Would love to see a similar analysis of the lead arm, because right up until 14:13 I had convinced myself that I don't have the flexibility in my lead shoulder to get a good backswing...

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Welcome to the game! We’re going to do more of these type videos this year👍

[@jerryredding8315]

You guys always make great, informative and understandable videos, but this my friend, is on another level. At least for me. I can't tell you how it has changed how my swing feels. My name is Jerry and apparently there's another Jerry somewhere out there that struggles with the same exact issues I do. I'm playing this video before every round and every practice session. Thanks Mike!

[@X1975247]

An absolute game changer guys. I along with most other guys have been doing too much to try and shallow the club but not what you guys have shown here, thanks boys it’s awesome keep up the good work!!!

[@dennis1119]

The shallowing secret of straightening the trail arm a specific way was "hiding in plain sight". Just needed the the talentsof Mike Granato to extract it from Gears and show it in isolation. I have never seen a golf video present a difficult concept more clearly! Well done, Mike!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thank you brother! Shaun and I learned a lot putting this together. So cool to hear it’s helping.

[@davidconners]

Great explanation, thanks for all the great info, definitely going to watch this one a few times.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Awesome, let us know if you have any questions.

[@jimsinlfk]

Golf is hard. I watched this awesome video a couple of times, did the drills then had trouble sleeping that night because I was thinking about it. Got up the next day, watched the video a couple of times, did the drills again and decided to go out even though the wind was sustained 15mph with 30 mph gusts. I hit about every shot with much better contact and was 6 strokes better than my last outing in perfect conditions. Keep up the great work!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Wow 🙌. Heckuva job implementing the change so quickly. There a lot of research that show the benefits of “sleeping on it.” Way to go!

[@jonevans7805]

Fantastic video guys - very clearly explained. Only channel you need to watch for the golf swing. I think you should do a similar video for the backswing especially the lower body and how it works.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We'll add it to the list👊. We're working on one for the release now😊

[@mike6439]

Wow what a game changing video. I had watched some of your other shallowing videos but didn’t get it until this video. My arm over abduction on the backswing was creating a slight across the line/over rotation that I couldn’t recover from without getting steep. I was trying everything but keeping my trail an arm in front of my body fixed like 3 swing faults at once. I can’t wait to drill this into muscle memory. Thank you!!!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thank you!!!!

[@toneabet6252]

The shallowing move is so simple when you look at it with the models. Great video, awesome work

[@jennvannoy7554]

Your best video yet! I now understand and day one went better than expected. Thank you!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@gharveyiv]

Can't thank you enough! Even with some of your other videos, I had a hard time understanding how to lower the trail arm properly by extending away from the target. Can't wait to get out there and practice tomorrow!

[@robbiekinggolf474]

Amazing video, very well thought out and put together 👏🏻

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

🙏💯

[@user-gm5xz7jg2n]

This is the best video golf-related I have ever seen. I mimicked the arm movement from 8:32 to 8:37. I have never in my life hit the ball so well. Straight, long, no physical stress. Amazing

[@fizzzle]

I have always been instructed to do is "drop the hands", but the 4d animation has completely changed my perspective on what I should be doing. I've learned more from this video than I have in all the lessons I have taken.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Awesome to hear it helped. Let us know if you have any questions 👊

[@jamescraven1781]

Wow!!! Great video and a lot to unpack. Looking forward to watching it over several times to "get it". Thanks.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Awesome. Let us know if you have any questions 👊

[@BallerJT]

This is honestly the best video I’ve ever seen on how to shallow correctly. Amazing work.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

🙏🏻

[@bwg8861]

2 handicap and never knew how to properly shallow it until watching this video. Really appreciate you putting out this detailed instruction.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We’ll see you on Tour next year 👊🤓

[@mef3383]

Thanks guys great stuff all around and I loved the simple definitions of terms!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We hope it helps, thanks for checking it out!

[@mehtapun80]

This video is a life saver. Mike/ Shaun - thank you . Isolating the moves and then putting them all together is what is missing everywhere else in golf instruction / youtube and you guys are doing it so precisely with data and science. Pl keep at it. thank you once again.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Glad to hear it's helping! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@jgreenfield08]

This is the most insightful instructional video I have ever seen. Much appreciated

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We hope it helps 🙏🏻👊

[@mizal7893]

So I commented video yesterday, but I took this concept of unfolding/lowering of the right arm to the course, and I played LIGHTS OUT. You've gotta do this for each body part. I'm just so blown away by how helpful this was.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

That’s the plan! Awesome playing 🙌

[@BrianH020]

Omg ... Talk about a 💡 moment. I have struggled for a long time as a left-handed person playing golf right-handed. I have searched far and wide for information to help me understand the feel and motion of the trail arm correctly. Just the other day my wife videoed me on the course, and although the result was good, I was horrified at what I saw. In any case, listening to you in great detail explain the pro movement of the right arm, shoulder, elbow and how it is basically reversing what has occurred in the backswing, I literally cannot wait until our next round in a couple days. The 3D image of the pro golfer, and the isolated arm movements are, to me, a godsend. I spent most of today working on this move in front of a mirror, and then hit some balls in the field behind our house with a lob wedge. I am under no illusion that this is going to take hold immediately, but I can say some of my results were pretty immediate and extremely encouraging in both quality of strike and distance, without much effort at all. I can only imagine what could be possible working on this, drilling this over and over until it is mastered as you say. Thank you so much for this, I finally now feel as if I understand the trail arm movement. I think possibly some people may feel that the downward movement of the arm and unfolding of the elbow may lead to casting. I'm thankful that I have a strong left arm and wrist to prevent that without thinking about it basically. In any case, the title does say it all, shallowing like you've never seen before. I will be referencing this video and several others of yours in the future. Again, Thank You!!

[@timzhu]

Oh my gosh… this was excellent! Thx you so much for leaning into technology and really breaking down the golf swing with data. As a technical person, this has helped my golf game immensely 🙏🕺🏻

[@kristiancorbisiero5468]

Been struggle with the steep transition for years . This video has changed my perception of what is required. Went to the range and tried and couldn’t believe the video feedback Thanks Guys 🙌🏽

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Love it! Let us know if you have any questions 👊

[@MrBadassbuddha]

Here's a quick sum up of the video.... BRILLIANT. Cheers for posting

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

That’s something we never heard in school 🤦‍♂️. Thanks brother 👊🤓

[@joneskendrick2084]

This particular video is the SHIZZZLE!!!! Watch it; went to the range with my LiveViewGolf camera; and BINGO! SPOT ON after a few minutes. Gonna take some reps to bring it up to full speed but the difference in my before / after video is amazing. All of AMG's stuff is ridiculously good but this particular video is the best I've ever seen on the topic of "shallowing" or actually getting a golf club on plane in the transition / downswing. Thank you for all the hard work putting it together Mike. A+++++ JOB!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Let's go! Great job implementing so quickly🙌

[@AidenErasmus]

I appreciate your work AMG!! I'm a cricketer that started playing golf recently and every fibre in my body goes towards the ball because of muscle memory!! This video makes understanding the correct movements easier. Now to shank and mishit a few balls in order to unlearn the bad movements and make the correct movements and start stripping the ball!!! Thanks again for the continuous beautiful content!!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks for the kind words, Aidan. Cricket is one sport we haven't tried. It doesn't look easy lol.

[@AidenErasmus]

@@AthleticMotionGolf Haha, if you want a good golf game stay away from cricket lol.. I went from a 24 handicap to 19 in the past 3 months from watching the AMG channel and I've only been playing golf for 5 months now!! Awesome breakdown of the golf swing.. Thanks again guys.. I'll keep supporting your channel and keep chipping away at the "Golf" game.. Its the most relaxing way to stress yourself out!! Lol

[@ILUV08]

Probably the best video I’ve ever seen on this. Great work guys!!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thanks for spending some of your Sunday afternoon watching!

[@davidpoore5480]

Unbelievably helpful to see these moves with the avatar in a natural standing position! This perspective demystifies so many things. 👏👏👏

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jameskaiser7111]

Best video of all time from you guys - Mike Malaska also shows this but not with the data and example. I saw his left shoulder stay turned and it is just a matter of inches. Right side and arm come down CLOSE to body and club and handle stays in center of torso going back coming down and turning thru - master that and you have smash factor rates just like the pros with what ever swing speed you can generate which has to due with holding that lag and weight transfer and pushing away from arms - like the snap of a towel. You guys rock glad to pay you to be a member so you can produce these videos and help the masses. Mike Malaska is pretty cool too.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thank you!

[@davidwray5329]

Thanks so much for this explanation, you are both great teachers.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

🙏🏻💯

[@TheBing153]

Amazing video!!! Thank you Mike & Shaun!!!

[@1HomeInspectorsLasVegas]

I’ve been working on shallowing club for YEARS and finally got it figured out thanks to you guys. The old method I was using not only didn’t work, but it also gave me horrible elbow pain in my trail arm. If you guys can use this 3D AMG model in all your future videos, I’d love it. It’s so insanely helpful seeing him in the “straight ahead view with no hip bend or rotation”

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Love hearing you've found a better, safer way to get the club shallow. All the credit to you for putting in the work and making the change!🙌 Our AMG 3D model (we need a name for him) isn't going anywhere anytime soon 🤓

[@MissionNova]

This video is incredible. Solved a problem I’ve been trying to fix with the right arm and compression in one session

[@tomnelson8515]

I have been coaching, mostly kids for over 15 years. This is by far the best video that explains away what so many of my students think is the proper way to swing a club. This is fantastic. The 3D models are awesome.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Thank you so much!

[@johnself1635]

Really appreciate you taking the time to put his together. Incredible, groundbreaking content. I am going to save this for continued reference.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Love it🙏🏻. Let us know if you have any questions.

[@johnself1635]

@@AthleticMotionGolf well you did ask. Why at 18.20 do I not see any straightening of the arm in phase 3? Thanks.

[@robertmazzarachio7939]

Always great videos and your explanations and illustrations are second to none

[@blkhll]

Great video. Thank you so much for this kind of thing, it's incredibly helpful!

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 🙏🏻👊

[@brianm.9069]

This video is incredible. I think it will have a huge impact on how shallowing is taught. Fantastic work.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

We hope it helps remove the mystery behind this simple move.

[@mkchrist2000]

That is the best video of trail arm movement I've ever seen. Great job guys.

[@AthleticMotionGolf]

🙏🏻 thank you!