RotarySwing golfers. This is RST instructor Chris Tyler giving you a second look at Tiger's newly built golf swing. And, I got great news for you guys, it looks likes he getting back into almost a full RST form with his swing.
I know in the previous years when we were starting to look at his golf swing, we started to see a little bit flatter, and a little bit deeper, of the position of his hands and his arms at the top of the swing.
He openly spoke about his speed coming back in his press conference yesterday. It's going to be attributed to a really good solid position at the top of his back swing.
This is going to be our second look at his new move here, and I've got to model swing over here on the right hand side of the screen, so you can really see how it's very similar to what we're doing here at RST.
I'm going to go ahead and work Tiger into the takeaway, here. We're going to look at some of the similarities. There's a completed take away. Model swing wise, this is of Chuck Quinton, the founder of RotarySwing.
A couple of key points to take a look at. If you look where the club head is in line with the hands. Elevation point is pretty much spot on. Also, notice lower body. Lower body looks very, very stable at this point. You can see that left leg starting to move just a fraction. Hips have rotated, maybe five degrees or so.
Tiger has always had a ton of lower body stability, and this is a really critical move for you golfers at home that have always noticed that you're seeing too much of your lead leg. End of the take away. That's really going to show you that there's some pelvic instability. Double check to make sure that you're loading up your trail side properly.
From this particular move right here, you're going to see, he moves his head and arms much more into the vertical plain. Over the right shoulder, and gets into a beautiful spot. Okay, this right elbow is much higher that what we've been accustomed to seeing. You can see his hands are up above the right shoulder. From a model swing perspective, you're going to see the exact same kind of move here. Okay, so you're going to see a very similar position, right elbow in line with the body. Using the base of the pectoral muscle there to be, kind of the elevation point that we're looking for. And, the hands up above the right shoulder, so a very, very solid position to start to work down from.
This is a position that Tiger's not going to really have to spin his lower body really hard to get out of the way. We were seeing that, and then we were also noticing that he would have to steepen his shoulder plain, post impact to help hold the hands and arms out in front of him. We're really pleased to see this. We're really thinking that Tiger's going to do some great damage with this golf swing, and it's certainly exciting to see his speed come back as well.
A couple of good videos for you guys to check out, is 'Five Minutes to a Perfect Backswing'. That's a great video that's going to show you how to create the same sort of swing shape, just like we're seeing from a model swing. Where you're either going to look like Chuck or Tiger at the top of the move. We also have, 'Five Minutes to a Perfect Backswing Check Points' video.
We also have a pool noodle shoulder elevation video, that's going to talk to you about proper shoulder elevation, and give you a couple of key check points. I'm going to put those video over to the right hand side of the video player for you guys.
Again, I just wanted to give you guys another second look here at Tiger's new RST look. We're excited to see it. Now, lets get out there and put the speed and power back into your golf swing as well. Make it a great day
Mike
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