Learning How to Analyze Your Swing
How to begin making REAL progress with your swing. New analysis tool coming soon!
How do you know what's working in your golf swing and what's not?
The simplest answer, you have to look at it on video, and most people don't.
So I'm going to show you what to look at, but I'm going to show you a very unique way to look at it that you're going to be able to use in the future here.
So as you watch this golfer swing, what tends to stick out to you?
Now probably not a whole lot.
I'm going to play it a couple times at full speed, and I want you.
It is not full speed all right now.
What do you notice now?
Obviously, the golfer doesn't have a lot of speed, right these?
You're probably gonna catch on to a couple things really quick.
But what I want to see is, what do you really see?
Because most people don't know what to look for in their golf swing, and it's hard to know if you don't have the right tools.
Let me show you what I mean.
So now let's go to this view and watch the difference now.
So now what I've done is I've built my own software that allows me to analyze the golf swing in a very, very unique way that makes all of this stuff very simple to understand.
So now you're going to see that the golfer, His skeleton here is in orange.
And the Goat model that is based on what I think, theoretically, the ideal golfer's swing would be based on the GOAT code.
And just for reference, Tiger scores like a 97.
8.
So he's very close to the ideal model.
Ben Hogan scores very well.
Rory McIlroy scores very well.
But Chris, my friend here, he only scores about a 50.
And so you're going to see why.
So at first at setup, you can see that the green skeleton is way more into the lead side and his shoulders are a lot flatter at setup.
So you can see that Chris has his shoulder pretty elevated here, and that's going to cause him to tend to push the club away, and you're going to see that his head is going to move up and back.
Now you can see that the theoretical model, his head's actually more forward, much closer to the target, and his head's actually a little bit higher.
Now this is going to be very important in a minute, because as we start going back, You can see how Chris being too far into his right side at setup, which I see all the time.
And then that high left shoulder pushes the club back with his left arm.
So his shoulders turn really flat.
So now you can see just how flat his shoulder line is here compared to the green on the right.
And you'll see now that continues.
His shoulders are super, super flat and so now his head has lifted a ton.
So now you remember, at the beginning of the swing, his head, these little dot markers on his face were much lower than the model swing.
And now the model's swing, the face is much, much lower, and he's way more into his left side than Chris is here.
So now you're going to start to see everything start to really reveal itself.
Because now as we come down into impact, the biggest things you're going to see is that one, the lead leg is much more vertical and the hip is shifted a couple inches further to the left.
And now notice just how much lower the model's face markers are compared to Chris's.
He's actually early extended and stood up.
He's done this because he's only using his arms to swing the club.
He's not using his hips to create rotation or lateral movement.
Like I've talked about, especially in the whip video where I'm talking about how that left hip has to push back.
It's got to pull you forward.
The left hip, the lead hip has to do a lot of work to get the golfer moving correctly.
But you can see when you just use your arms and try to push off your right side, like is happening here, you can see he's very flat footed at impact and he's not going to be able to generate any power.
His pelvis is not doing all the work that it needs to.
It's not really doing any of the work that it needs to.
And that is critical in terms of getting your body to sequence correctly.
So you'll see now the model and Chris are starting to catch up to each a little bit more, but the face markers are still way lower until all the way into the follow through.
So the model swing, the head goes down dynamically during the downswing.
You can see those face markers drop a ton there.
And then you're going to see again, just how much further closer to the target, the theoretical perfect golf swing is.
You can see that the pelvis is shifted much closer to the target and the chest is further behind the pelvis, laid into the downswing.
And this just shows that the golfer is using his hips and core to swing correctly versus firing everything with your arms and hands.
So soon I'm going to make this tool available to you guys, everybody, all members, so that you can start to feel what it feels like and see what it feels like to move like the greatest golfers of all time.
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