Hip turn question
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Jim Kobylinski
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Can't see video at work but you can do it either way:
Hips can lead the shoulders
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The shoulders can lead the hips
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Try both and see which works better for your pattern
Hips can lead the shoulders
or
The shoulders can lead the hips
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Try both and see which works better for your pattern
jenhaoyen
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they can't do both at the same time?
Notorious B.E.N.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but it looks like on the backswing your hips are going
toward the target? I don't know if this is a good thing or not. I think bad.
Maybe that's why it feels weird.
toward the target? I don't know if this is a good thing or not. I think bad.
Maybe that's why it feels weird.
jenhaoyen
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where should it go then?
jenhaoyen
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what is up with these let's guess wha'ts the right way to do it?
Notorious B.E.N.
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Those were just examples. The hips weren't going forward in any
of those backswings. That is ALL I know. Just trying to help.
of those backswings. That is ALL I know. Just trying to help.
lookingtolearn
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It looks like the hips are just "reversing" a little. You might need more shift/slide in the backswing.
Brian Manzella
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YOUR HANDS ARE STILL POPPING OUT!!!!!!!'
Your hips and shoulders can turn simultaneously, but I prefer either them GETTING pulled, or doing the pulling.
Widen your stance a bit, and GET ON TEHAT RIGHT HIP SOCKET!!!
Your hips and shoulders can turn simultaneously, but I prefer either them GETTING pulled, or doing the pulling.
Widen your stance a bit, and GET ON TEHAT RIGHT HIP SOCKET!!!
matt kluck
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Lagging Club Takeaway
A lagging club takeaway will help you understand the sequence you desire and in addition, provide the clubhead lag needed to create a powerful forward swing without a tug to the out prior to the down.
A lagging club takeaway will help you understand the sequence you desire and in addition, provide the clubhead lag needed to create a powerful forward swing without a tug to the out prior to the down.
matt kluck
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P.S.
This will allow you to load the trail hip and place weight into the trail heel which will enable you to re-align the hips downswing, place weight into the left hip and heel, pivot forward swing and avoid the dreaded out move before the down. Your out move is created by the misplacement of weight on your trail hip.
This will allow you to load the trail hip and place weight into the trail heel which will enable you to re-align the hips downswing, place weight into the left hip and heel, pivot forward swing and avoid the dreaded out move before the down. Your out move is created by the misplacement of weight on your trail hip.
jenhaoyen
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Brian,
Whenever i initiate my downswing w my hip the ball usually fades, i do not understand why, and alot of times if i don't turn them simultaneously I feel like the club gets stuck behind. I don't know if this is relevant, but i feel like I'm kicking to the ball alil bit on the downswing and I tried really hard to get my right knee close to my right knee.
I think I'm hitting pretty good right now maybe the best in my life.
I hit my 3w about 250-260 which is the furthest I have ever hit. the only problem is that I think too much when I swing.
I always shoot around +1, par or under front 9. Then shoot 8-10 on back 9
It's funny, but I don't get mad anymore just try to enjoy the game as much as possible, and promoting Brian Manzella school. So far everybody I know is either buying your video or checking out your youtube. It' such a great honor to have you in our lives. cheers,
Jeff
Someone correct me if I am wrong but I believe what Brian is saying is the weight is going forward to the left hip during the backswing instead of the right hip socket.Is my thinking right about this?
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