The term “reverse pivot” has been around in golf for as long as anyone can remember. But what does it actually mean? And why is it viewed in such a negative way?
The term “reverse pivot” seems to broadly describe the body weight of a golfer moving too much towards the target in the backswing, then moving away from the target in the downswing and follow-through. This goes against traditional wisdom that the golfer’s weight should shift away from the target on the backswing, then towards the target on the downswing and follow-through. I would strongly argue that neither of these options is optimal, nor is it what the best player’s do.
Stack & Tilt prescribes a centred turn in the backswing (no shifting of the weight back or forward), followed by a progressive shifting of the lower centre (hips) towards the target throughout the downswing and follow-through. This is the pattern demonstrated by the best players in the game as it helps them to control the number 1 fundamental - CONTACT.
The less skilled golfer struggles to control contact because they never fully learn or understand how far FORWARD their weight needs to be to be successful.
This video will explain how Stack & Tilt is most definitely NOT a reverse pivot, and how learning to fully embrace the WEIGHT FORWARD concept of Stack & Tilt will unlock your potential and transform your ball striking.
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16 сен 2024
