The Best Way To Move Trail Foot In Golf Swing | Milo Lines Golf 

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no, you'll fall, unless you're left handed haha

planting from rotational and lateral force into middle of ball, then outer, then heel...flows

Hard to call them flaws the way he hit it, but great points!

Generally when I see high level players miss left the face is too open and they find ways to get it shut and it’s often overdone. Have you ever had your back foot slide on a shot you’ll hook it 100% of the time. Every player I’ve seen with this pattern fires the arms too fast in transition like 🐅 and the 🦈 then slides the foot back to stall the pivot causing the club to unload. Just my 2 cents.

@@MiloLinesGolf I agree, but looking back on his swing it definitely had flaws. I think Greg Norman is an exceptional athlete and was able to compensate but when the pressure got too great his swing didn't hold up.

@@MiloLinesGolf Absolutely, that's what I was saying. I think we totally agree. There's an interesting thing about golf ... Do you think it's easier to prevent the ball from going left or right? I think right, because that's an easy fix by using physics but the ball going left often happens from an attempt to stop the ball from going left or even to help it into the air and in my opinion left is far harder to fix.

@@HolyGrailOfGolf he won over 90 professional tournaments, 2 majors and was generally considered the best driver of the ball ever. Pretty sure his swing held up under pressure just fine. His bad shots happened when he tried to go easy, he hit ball best when he was aggressive. The foot slide was a result of pressures moving down and laterally. Look up Bradley Hughes, he can explain exactly why the feet slide

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Thanks! A clubhead traveling down the target line or chasing can cause other problems. The club ought to move back up and around on the arc.

Not trolling...but the greatest ball striker ever kept his rear foot on the ground until after impact with his invented single plane swing. Producing 107 mph club head speed all day long at 64 years old...it just looked funny...I know that's not what is taught in the modern golf swing but it's good to know your enemy. Much respect

@@chriswalker9288 If you read Trevino’s golf book “groove your swing my way“ he talks in detail about how he set up and moves his body to create a flatter and more linear zone through impact. By doing this he was able to create a more consistent trajectory with better club face control through impact. It’s interesting to look at how the various greats of all time load and release their accumulators down through impact. Both Trevino and Moe tend to support a double anchor pivot based on the golfing machine. Trevino states he does not want his left leg straight at impact as it causes him to spin out and pull the club back to the inside too soon. Rather, he is adamant about sliding to the left. This intern would be like spinning a wheel and then dragging it through impact. For the slight moment through impact it creates a flatter area. Moe Norman also talked about extending the club out square far past impact still on the target line. Although this is physically impossible based on the 13 joints in the body, both motions from those players seem to create what they were looking to achieve. And based on their ball striking, I would say they were doing that better than almost all others. At the beginning of Trevino‘s book he talks about the average tour player having 2 inches through impact versus the way he approaches it and achieving 3 inches. He then states that this number is not what the key is, but that three is 50% more than two. That being said if he can achieve even a slightly flatter and straighter line through impact, his odds were always going to be greater that he would not miss hit the shot. If you Study the golfing machine by Homer Kelly, and have not read Trevino‘s book. You definitely need to get it. He was highly cognitive of exactly what he was doing. And after studying his swing thoroughly you can see him performing exactly what he says he’s doing👍

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Will do Brad!

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You got it, Graham!

Appears to work for him, just hope it doesn't lead to any back issues down the road. He's a great talent!

Do NOT coppy him 😂

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Not my preference, yep.

depends on the player, doesn't have to

Tee scrapes, haha.

Yes fast arms need to be counter balanced in order to square the face.

Tends to matchup with a bit more lateral and tilt. Can work though.

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Could be.

I'm sorry I don't quite understand.

@@MiloLinesGolf I meant that if any instructor says that tiger woods does something i stop the video and try that thing immediately

@@MrBrokentowels ha well he is pretty good 😉

Don’t believe we are encouraging pushing off like you say here.

Yes I think he coined it

Is there something you would like clarity on?

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