By up tug I mean a little shoulder shrug (left shoulder) and a left left elbow bend (think Lee Westwood). I think I'm effective releasing this way rather than pulling up on the club via a jump. Any others experiencing this?
By up tug I mean a little shoulder shrug (left shoulder) and a left left elbow bend (think Lee Westwood). I think I'm effective releasing this way rather than pulling up on the club via a jump. Any others experiencing this?
This is a variation on a fairly common theme on this forum, (or any of the forums really). In my experience one of the most difficult things to accomplish is to change something in a golf swing. Anything. Yet I hear "when I do it this way versus that way" quite a bit and, honestly, I'm skeptical. I work with all level players including some quite accomplished ones. And they have to work their butts off to make even a slight change in their move. I think most of the teachers will agree with me here. So when you are doing "this versus that", how can you be sure you've done anything very differently. Golf swings are some of the most entrenched motion habits we have, and they just don't change much from swing to swing. Over time, yes. Hopefully.
Totally agree. The player should more accurately say "when I feel this or that." If you video 2 swings, one with the new feel and the other with the old feel.....don't get them out of order because you can't tell the difference.
I've seen lots of lessons where a good player and a teacher are stroking each other. The teacher is saying, "yes, do you see, that looks much better!" The player is going, "Yeah, that looks good...feels good too!" I'm sitting there thinking, "those two swings are the exact same!!"
My favorite is when I video tape an amateur, and then I show them the video, and they say,"Well, I don't think I normally do that." Oh no, Mr. Dingleberry, you don't normally do that, only when I turn the camera on.
LOL. Perfect. Spot on. Also..."well i have two or three swings which one do you want to see?" "Well show me all three!" "Ok was that the whole lot?" Now come look at the monitor and tell me which was which?"
LOL. Perfect. Spot on. Also..."well i have two or three swings which one do you want to see?" "Well show me all three!" "Ok was that the whole lot?" Now come look at the monitor and tell me which was which?"
Totally agree. The player should more accurately say "when I feel this or that." If you video 2 swings, one with the new feel and the other with the old feel.....don't get them out of order because you can't tell the difference.
I've seen lots of lessons where a good player and a teacher are stroking each other. The teacher is saying, "yes, do you see, that looks much better!" The player is going, "Yeah, that looks good...feels good too!" I'm sitting there thinking, "those two swings are the exact same!!"
My favorite is when I video tape an amateur, and then I show them the video, and they say,"Well, I don't think I normally do that." Oh no, Mr. Dingleberry, you don't normally do that, only when I turn the camera on.
hey Virt, swings can be different without being visually different. TM agrees.
Who is TM?
Results can be different even if the swings are not visually indiscernible?
hey Virt, swings can be different without being visually different. TM agrees.
Totally agree. The player should more accurately say "when I feel this or that." If you video 2 swings, one with the new feel and the other with the old feel.....don't get them out of order because you can't tell the difference.
I've seen lots of lessons where a good player and a teacher are stroking each other. The teacher is saying, "yes, do you see, that looks much better!" The player is going, "Yeah, that looks good...feels good too!" I'm sitting there thinking, "those two swings are the exact same!!"
My favorite is when I video tape an amateur, and then I show them the video, and they say,"Well, I don't think I normally do that." Oh no, Mr. Dingleberry, you don't normally do that, only when I turn the camera on.