Improving LOW POINT Control through KINESTHETIC RESPONSE!!  

Thanks Coach! You are really helping me rebuild my golf swing after a 5-year layoff. Your methodology feels much more natural to me than any other technique I've ever tried.

Hi Andrew, this is one of the best videos ever! 😢 Your explanation is plausible, simple and comprehensible. For me, the arms and hands in relation to the body are the key to good golf shots. If an expert can explain to an amateur in an understandable way why something works, then he is a real teacher.

Ok, as I golf with my buddies their eyes roll as I remind my self out loud to articulate and kinestheticate -- then take their money....... Another video to be played over a few times without the ball then to the range. Thank You!

Also, your videos are getting better and better each new post! Great job!

As a coach/teacher myself, I must say Andrew is an OUTSTANDING teacher! He has a great understanding of motor learning. The nugget on the body rotating in response to the arms is GOLD. Reminds me of Manuel De La Torre’s teaching. Love the videos, keep up the great work!

Yet another dose of golf reality for the masses. Headed out to work on this today, thanks Coach!

Andrew, you explain things in a manner that we understand completely! And the content is spot on! Working well for me.

Good tuition, must try to release arms and club as you advise to prevent heavy shots and early release, before I saw this video was attempting to get arms down this morning but will try and incorporate vital points you highlighted - thanks

Your instructions are completing changing my golf game!

very well explained and demostrated...great video.

Thanks I was doing and feeling exactly what you explained was wrong with the negative result. I finally got it thanks to your instructions. Great coaching.

Great video !

New one from Andrew. It must be Saturday!

In my coaching session this morning, this is exactly what we were working on. As a result, i began hitting my 6 iron 160-165 yards. Never hit a 6 iron like that. And accurate as well. Andrew, this will be this weeks program for my driving range sessions. Thanks for the great video content. Marty

My drives still with a good grip occasionally slice.

Hi Nr.1 again a super video, Merci

Great video. Would it be wrong to present the downswing in two parts. Part 1 is what you make happen. And Part 2 is what you let happen.

I’m better now. Thank yiu

my right shoulder is psyco...it wants to start the swing by rushing down to the ball...it's so dominant that near the end of a round when I'm tired it will do it on some of my chips and even putts....so the question is, how do I start the downswing in such a manner that this doesn't happen...telling myself to hold the torso back as the downswing begins is much harder than one would think...

I have recently discovered your videos and appreciate the unique perspective that you bring to golf instruction. I believe that I need to incorporate this feeling of moving my left arm indecently of my torso's rotation both through transition and impact.Presently I have about 6 degrees of shaft lean at impact and would like a little more. I have always understood that the hands should exit left post impact. Is this the case if one incorporates slinging the arms through impact, provided that the body rotates well through impact as well? Re transition, would it be fair to say as one recenters at the top of the backswing and then moves pressure forward at the start of the downswing, one almost feels a "surfing" feeling? During this short moment in time the back and pelvis remain turned to the target and the arms drop simply due to gravity with no intentional speed added to the arms during the "surf"? Once the arms reach delivery this is when speed is added to the arms and they are slung through impact as a result of the front leg pressing hard into the ground? Thanking you in advance for your response and I am looking forward to your upcoming videos.

Love this! Now how about the backswing- are you still feeling more of ‘swinging the arms back and up’ or is it more of a blend of body rotation + lifting the arms?

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Great lesson. I’m a lefty but play righty. Love thinking of coming through with the left arm and hand. Question: after impact the toe of the club turns over?

Great insight! It’s almost like working backwards to get the feel. Question: I seem to plateau once I move into my 6 & 5 iron, the ball speed and distance are tight. Is that due to equipment or me as the lower clubs give me the distance and height I’m looking for? I do feel like those clubs feel heavier thus not as easy to swing through like my 8 iron. Thanks!

You need to make a t-shirt and plaster it with IS IT WORKING WELL FOR YOU 😁😁

I am the prime example of that arm being pinned and making contact so horribly like you portray at 4:50

Andrew, is this a good swing for us seniors, still pretty flexible and in shape here at 69?

Will it work with the driver ? Thanks

So, is this kind of a SLINGING motion? … slinging the clubhead before your right shoulder gets to the ball? This makes a lot of sense, but … It’s so hard to keep the upper body back 🙄