It seems that the clam shell drill will have the added benefit of keeping the proper posture throughout the whole swing. It looks very much like the Westcott one except that it's a little larger and comes with both white and silver reflectors as standard. If this item contains incorrect or inappropriate information please contact us here to flag it for review. If you struggle with a proper transition, it's probably because you didn't load your lower body correctly and you overloaded your arms and shoulders. Am I misinterpreting and would appreciate some clarification because I have fallen into the arms for power mistake.

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On checking my setup in a mirror, when I tilted over a tad more from my hips and bumped out my butt a tad to combat the balance it looked a lot better. To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.

Could you use those video cues, which was trail side knee externally rotating in coordination with this clamshell video? Though the clamshell appears appealing in some ways and easy to use, it would certainly take up more floor/dresser top space at the destination when opened.Exquisite Gift Box, Perfect Gift for Birthday, Valentine's Day, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Birthday, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Family Gift, Friend, Lover or Family. To me, on the few tries I did blending that together, that feels like the swing is "over" before the club gets to the ball - and that I'm just hanging on while the club head freewheels thru impact and eventually tugs the arms in the follow thru.

From the video I understand that the hip at this point should have turned to the postion illustrated and from there post up? If I make my weight shift and keep my chest closed it feels like a close hip slide and it’s solid but goes left.The surprising thing in that video (at least to me) is that I interpret that the "effort" in the downswing is very early, and sequenced very tightly. And what I mean by that is the left hip is now going to go back and go back further than what the left did or excuse me, what the right did. It is easy to ignite, and has a high ignition rate, and it is not easy to be broken after long-term use. And then I have all this room to release the club with a ton of speed and no effort, your lower body and the transition of the golf swing is everything.

We don't want your leg hyperextending, but as you move your knee back, losing a little bit of knee flex is okay. Just for clarification: when I really feel the left glute contract as the first "move" in the transition/downswing, i feel a strong rotation of the pelvis leading to an immediate post-up feel---versus when my first move is more downward pressure into the left foot, giving what feels more like the squat first followed by the post up. As I look at the pro videos from Reed for example I may see why this is so difficult for me to achieve but I’d like to hear your thoughts. Too little foot won't allow you to finish weight/hip rotation and too much will allow excessive hip rotation/loss of tush line. Thanks again, and I look forward to working on this transition drill without the above mentioned confusion.To assist in this, I placed the shaft of my 8 iron down my back with the grip end firmly against the bottom of my spine and the club head resting on the top of my head and the top of the shaft keeping my neck at the same angle as my spine. In-depth testing Latest Camera Reviews Beyond the studio tests Feature Articles and Videos see how we see Sample Galleries real world performance Field Test Videos Throwback Thursday Classic Cameras from Days Past What's that Noise? Take a look at Which Muscles to Feel in Golf Swing Transition Video to see how you pull to the lead side.