Get Your Swing On Plane EVERY TIME AUTOMATICALLY by Doing THIS! 

yes, you are right. and, really, when a player leans off to to the right, at address, they can't swing any other way. but, i wouldn't have a clue whether we should be able to see inside the hoop or not. for me, both positions look incorrect.

Hi Sam, there's nothing wrong with your eyes, this is just another example of a teaching pro' actually doing things differently to what they demonstrate, which just causes confusion in amateurs looking for advice.

Yes!

Editing magic! I'm not THAT good....at times.

Geek DCT 7.5 degree.

@@Inmotion70 Geek is the brand? Never heard of it. Almost looks like a white version of an M2. You certainly crush it. Thanks.

Yes please contact me at Steve@hititlonger.com

So you're telling us you hit a 247-yard drive with a Hybrid rather than a 3-wood? How far do you hit your Driver doing the math with the information you stated?

Can't be a reverse pivot when I can stand on my back leg at the top of the swing. Fat shots mean that you're probably not pivoting and turning enough before impact.

Good comment. My club pro told me to keep my left foot on the floor. It helped a lot but this guy lifts his foot.???

A year later, have you found anything that helps? You sound the same as me, stuck at 14.

If you hit up on the driver, yes your plane should be slightly rightward.

Cheers Matt!

Right on!

Haha FACTS!! The game is soul destroying but so enjoyable, go figure !!!

You have to do the same thing on the downswing regardless.

No I don't have anything close to a reverse pivot.

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Every GREAT golfer does Stack and Tilt yet nobody will admit it

Glad it was helpful!

Cheers Joe!

No. Gravity pulling down is so insignificant that scientific researchers don't even include it in their calculations.

@@Inmotion70 Sir Isaac Newton is turning in his grave at that statement...lol Some "Scientific researchers" in the past have come up with a mathematical model of the swing and in order to simplify the calculations they leave out certain items such as friction and gravity. It would be called a simplified 2D Model. Current 3D models include the effects of gravity and show that gravity increases clubhead speed by 8 to 10 percent. No scientific researcher worth his weight in salt would say that an object that is accelerating at 32 feet per second , every second , has insignificant value. Long Drive champions don't reach for the sky just for the fun of it because it would be a lot easier to swing around themselves instead of lifting that club up and then having to drop it back into the slot on the way down. Here is an excerpt from a study on different 3D swing models. I included a link to the study at the end. "The effect of gravity on the dynamics of the downswing is neglected by many simple models of the downswing because it is assumed that it has a low-order effect. For example, Jørgensen [8] decided to disregard the fact that the contribution of gravity towards the total torque acting at the shoulder would change depending on the angular position of the levers. Instead, Jørgensen introduced a torque factor acting at the fixed pivot point rather than at the centre of gravity of the levers. The amount of torque was constant and therefore independent of the position of the levers. Other models do not include gravity at all [10,12-14,16,32], stating, for example, that the centripetal acceleration of the wrist just before impact can be up to 20 times greater then the acceleration due to gravity [32]. In his revised model, however, Jørgensen [9] included gravity as a force acting on the moving levers rather than the simplified torque used previously. He showed that ignoring gravity completely can decrease the impact velocity by approximately 8.5 per cent. This demonstrates that gravity might be a more important factor than initially thought, especially at the beginning of the downswing when centrifugal forces are still relatively low. This was also confirmed by recent findings using a double pendulum model [18]. In their study, Chen et al. suggested that 10 per cent of the overall work throughout the downswing can be attributed to gravity [18]. ". Here is the link onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/jst.60

Careful editing! My journey is to get that consistent!

@@Inmotion70 love your teaching and the way you communicate the feels!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Very welcome

Great to hear!

Uu 2019i

Back swing, left shoulder turns to the ball right shoulder to the sky, down swing just reverse this move! Very simple to do until you put a club in your hand.

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They simply don't move their hips the way I prescribe.

Glad it was helpful!

Ur absolutely rt. The guys on tour r the best in the world. No one makes that silly ass move he demonstrates.

Hi Bye?

Wide stances make the head sway side to side or prevent full weight shift.

@@Inmotion70 You Nailed it...End of Story.

It is nothing to do with Stack and Tilt. Austin is about as opposite as you can get. I'm simply bumping the left hip into a high position to fit my right side under.

@@Inmotion70 Thanks for the explanation. Didn’t mean to offend you with my reference to the Stack and Tilt methodology. 🤥