SHOULD YOUR FEET MOVE IN THE GOLF SWING?

Many of the games longest hitters demonstrate similar movements with the feet, in this video Chris Ryan takes a look at this movement and shows you how this could help you add some speed and distance with the driver!
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[@birdie7019]

Excellent vid, this has cleared up a point that I have been battling with for long time with "those who know better" and refute their argument that the lead foot should be perfectly still as per their swing. Keep up the good work.

[@Ron-FabandBuild]

As always, great video and key information. Thanks Chris

[@sevenoranges]

Can you please do a video of whether your feet can move too much in the golf swing. The bit you did not address is the trail foot moving before and through the impact zone please, albeit you do mention it coming off the ground at the end of the swing.

[@shellydianenovascotia3914]

Interesting video. Thank You. I am a senior who has been playing golf for only 5 years. I keep hitting my balls to the left. When I line up my feet to target all looks well. Once I have finished my swing and see that my golf ball has gone to the left I then look down at my feet and some how they have turned direction and are aiming to the left where my ball when. Any suggestions? Thanks.

[@darksidedroids4603]

Great video. Very easy to implement into my practice routine.

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Adam Denison thanks Adam

[@antcrabs]

Great stuff Chris. I was wondering if you could do a video on how to stop the head from dipping/ ducking during the backswing? It's something I really struggle with. Cheers

[@dianajordan3326]

Thanks. Very informative.

[@eddewing1563]

Good video Chris... I have a question: do you have a suggestion on how to swing the club on the inside and the path out to the right, to hit a draw..!

[@Geep1778]

Squash the bug with that back foot! Once I learned how to use my hips properly my game went to next level. Not just in golf but in racquetball too. It's amazing how much power that little motion produces.

[@maxsweep]

I have a huge amount of leg and feet movement no matter what club I use. But the. Ball seems to go in the basic direction I ask. Thanks for clarifying it’s normal.

[@tblynch]

Good info.

[@scotthupke9236]

Thx

[@jcrown7]

good video, not being highlighted enough. Reed, spieth, Justin Thomas etc. interesting that Rory, concentrating on lead leg stability but still generates upward and rotational force. would have thought reed model better as allows pelvis to work like a revolving door for more speed/ power- right hip forward, left hip back.

[@robertmorley3609]

Good advice, well presented. The course looks good, so why's nobody playing?

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Robert Morley course is great Robert..... And there was actually a group just coming up behind me, just out of shot I think

[@paul777148]

is it better to keep your left heal planted on iron shots if your a young mid handicapper

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

paul togher hi Paul, will be different for every golfer and depend on their flexibility and/or range of movement, but I would say that for an iron shot lead heel planted or very slightly raised would be a good guide

[@joshhayes6655]

Could u look at Dm josh.hgolf

[@johnwayne3144]

Hot feet hard man is what mama used to say.