DEAD Drill Step 1 - The Backswing

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DEAD Drill Step 2 - The Transition

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DEAD Drill Step 3 - The Post-Up

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Flip vs. Release in Golf

What is the difference between a proper golf club release and a flip in the golf swing? To ...

How to Get Perfect Shaft Lean at Impact

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Golf Impact Position Face On

After all your hard work on the backswing, it's time for the big payoff! Getting into the ...

Golf Impact Position Down the Line

As I discussed in the video on Impact Alignments Face On, impact is everything in RST. All ...

Cure Chicken Wing in the Golf Swing

You now have a 3-step drill to help you cure your chicken wing golf swing once and for all ...

Left Elbow Position at Impact

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3 Steps to better impact position in golf

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Day 1: Impact Control

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Golf Impact - Part 2 of 7

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Perfect your golf impact - 1 of 4

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Perfect your golf impact - 2 of 4

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Perfect your golf impact - 3 of 4

Learn how to add more speed to your golf swing by leveraging the ground like a tour pro.

Perfect your golf impact - 4 of 4

Lag in the golf swing is key for clubhead speed. In this video, I'll show you how to add m ...

Perfecting your golf impact - Bonus

Perfecting your golf impact video series. Special bonus video that will help you correct s ...

Overview of the Push Release

An overview to the push release for those who want to use the right side to help power the ...

Fix Your Swing Sway w/ the Wall Drill

Fix your golf swing sway with this awesome and simple drill! Swaying off the ball in the b ...

Intro to Weight Shift in the Golf Swing

Weight shift in the golf swing is the FIRST thing you must master before worrying about an ...

Weight Shift in the Golf Swing - Pt. 1

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Weight Shift Part 2 - Right Hip Line

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Weight Shift Part 3 - To the Left

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Step 1 - Weight Shift

Step 1 of the RST 5 Step System - Mastering Weight Shift

Step 1 - Weight Shift - Drill Only

Step 1 - Weight shift drills

Weight Shift Sweep Drills

The best golf swing drill for weight shift right before you play or when you're just on th ...

5 Minute Golf Setup w/ Weight Shift

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Fixing Your Weight Transfer in the Golf Swing

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Learn Perfect Weight Shift in Your Socks

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How Attack Angle Affects Compression

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Taking a Divot in Front of the Ball

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Angle of Attack

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Swing Faults When Your Stance is Too Wide

One of the most common problems with the setup, here's what happens when your stance is to ...

Fix Your Release - Trail Shoulder Back

This golf instruction video is for those who struggle to stop spinning their shoulders ope ...

Moving the Fulcrum & Hitting Shots off the Toe

It's one of my most important golf instruction videos ever, this will completely transform ...

How to Cure the Shanks in 3 Steps

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Getting Stuck on the Downswing

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Blocked Golf Shots | Fwd Shaft Lean

If you want to compress the ball for explosive distance, then you need to be working on st ...

How to Fix the Two Way Miss in Golf

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2 Finger Release Drill

This awesome drill forces you to release the golf club like a tour pro! You're going to lo ...

Stop Coming Over the Top in the Golf Swing and Slicing

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Stop Slicing and Start Releasing the Golf Club

In this video, I’ll show you how to release your club to stop slicing and get better com ...

Square the Clubface Early

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Hitting a Fade

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How to Stop Hooking the Golf Ball

How to stop hooking the golf ball once and for all! If you struggle with hitting hook shot ...

Hitting a Draw

Once you've mastered the RST swing method, you realize that, due to the simplicity of the ...

How to Hit the 3 Yard Draw

Learn how to hit the delicate little three yard draw and why you're struggling with gettin ...

Cure Reverse Pivot w/ the Necktie Drill

Axis tilt is a necessary fundamental of the golf swing that many golfers ignore or fail to ...

How to Fix Golf Reverse Pivot

A reverse pivot golf swing can cause a whole lot of bad shots, from hitting it thin to hit ...

Fix Your Swing Sway w/ the Wall Drill

Fix your golf swing sway with this awesome and simple drill! Swaying off the ball in the b ...

Fix Reverse Pivot - Trail Side Dominant Setup

This golf setup check is critical to getting rid of a reverse pivot and over the top downs ...

5 Minutes to Master Rotation

This video holds the 5 step pathway to mastering rotation in the golf swing. At the end of ...

Keep the Right Arm Straight to Turn

One of the most common faults that destroys a powerful turn in the golf swing is how the r ...

How to Fix a Flat Shoulder Turn

Fix a flat shoulder turn in your golf backswing with this simple and easy to do drill.

Simple Fix to Make a Full Shoulder Turn

Struggle with making a full turn, even though your fit and flexible? Lacking the distance ...

Using the Core

Using a side by side face on view of Tiger Woods with a driver and a recent swing of mine ...

The Bucket Drill - Golf Shoulder Turn

The Bucket Drill is one that provides a very simple and clear picture on how to rotate cor ...

Intro to Core Rotation in Golf Swing

The rotating core is the "engine" of the golf swing and the primary mover of the entire sw ...

Step 2 - Core Rotation

Step 2- Adding body rotation

Step 2 - Core Rotation - Drill Only

The drill only for Step 2 - Body Rotation

Clamshell Drill - How to Cure Early Extension

The Clamshell Drill is the key to the golf swing, no seriously! If you want to see how the ...

Eliminate Early Extension in Golf Swing

The REAL causes of early extension in the golf swing and the only TRUE way to fix it.

Closed Hip Slide

A closed hip slide is detrimental to your golf swing when learning how to shift your weigh ...

Live Lesson - How to Stop Losing Tush Line & Boost Consistency

Struggling with a 2 way miss and lack of consistency? Watch this Live Lesson to learn a si ...

Losing the Tush Line

One of the most common questions I get regularly is how to stop losing the tush line, or s ...

Squat to Square in the Golf Downswing

If you watch golf on TV, it seems that you can't turn your hips fast enough or far enough ...

Squeeze the Cheeks for Consistency

The glute muscles (your butt cheeks) are some of the most important muscles in the golf sw ...

Role of the Right Foot in Downswing

Footwork is a bit of a misnomer in the golf swing but you hear it every week on TV. What i ...

Fix Your Over the Top Swing by Fixing Your Hand Path

Learn how to fix your over the top golf swing by simply being able to read a clock. If you ...

Stop Coming Over the Top in the Golf Swing and Slicing

You're well aware that slicing destroys your distance and your scorecard. What you may not ...

How to Shallow the Golf Club

Do you swing over the top and struggle to drop the club "into the slot"? Want that look of ...

How to Shallow Your Golf Swing Fast and Easy - Live Lesson

Do you struggle with shallowing the club in the downswing and keep hitting a pull cut or e ...

How to Shallow Your Hands During Transition

Do your hands go straight out toward the golf ball and don't shallow out during the transi ...

Over the Top Stick Drill

Are you tired of yelling “Fore!” when you hit big, nasty slices off the tee? If so, he ...

Drill to Learn Inside Path to Golf Ball

Tired of the over the top slice? This drill and training aid will teach you how to approac ...

How to Fix Your Over the Top Move - Live Lesson

Do you have a steep, over the top golf swing? No matter what you try and do, you can't sto ...

9 to 3 Lag Building Drills

Learn how to build lag in your golf swing with these 9 to 3 lag building drills. You'll le ...

AXIOM Lag in the Golf Swing

Producing incredible lag has never been this easy - or fast

Increase Lag - Impact Cube Drill

This awesome drill will teach you to not cast the club and maintain lag into impact.

Speed vs. Power in the Golf Swing

Speed vs. Power - Which is it that you want in the golf swing? Many golfers think they nee ...

Reshaping Your Golf Swing for Lag

It's no secret that you want more lag in your swing. In this incredible video, I give you ...

RST Student Success - Building More Lag

RST student uses a simple 3 step process to shallow his golf swing and build in a ton of l ...

Intro to Fix Losing Lag and Weak Release

Find out how to work through this section on how to cure your golf casting / loss of lag o ...

Sklz Gold Flex Lag Trainer

This KILLER training aid will help you master a smooth, one-piece takeaway and help you bu ...

Rickie Fowler - How to preserve Lag

Lag is the most efficient way to increase clubhead speed. In this video, RST Instructor Ch ...

Lag and Speed Drills

To get more distance in golf, you've got to get maximum speed from your arms and not let y ...

Key to Creating Lag

The secret key to creating lag has been an elusive thing for most amateur golfers. In this ...

Downcock Pump Lag Drill

Every golfer wants to know how to create more lag in their swing to hit the ball further. ...

Golf Grip's Effect on Lag

As you've no doubt seen, my golf students have been picking up some serious distance throu ...

Become a Golf Swing Lag Monster: Shocking Success Story

In this video, I’ll show you how RST student David became a "lag monster" with RST swing ...

4 Step Golf Swing Lag Builder

The 4 steps to building INSANE lag in your golf swing - and you can do it TODAY!

Golf Left Thumb: Fix Pain, Soreness, Casting

Casting the club in the downswing is a sure way to destroy club head speed. Check out this ...

Right Arm in Downswing: Stop Casting

In this video, you’ll find out: 1) How Tiger Woods builds lag for power, 2) What to feel ...

Sequencing the Downswing - Dump Truck and Drag Racer

Sequencing the downswing is the HARDEST overall part of the golf swing - and also the MOST ...

The Post Up Move - How to Use Lead Leg for Power and Maintain Posture

Have you ever wondered how the pros use their legs for power in the golf swing? This video ...

My Golf Power Secret

How do the pros hit the ball so darn far? I tell all inside with this power secret!

Using your wrists for speed in golf swing - 5 of 7

Your body uses tension as its primary mechanism to sequence the golf swing. In general, th ...

Vertical Ground Force and Double Peaks

Should you be trying to increase vertical ground force in your swing and if so, how should ...

Throw the Club Head at the Golf Ball

Unlock the leverage, speed and power of your golf swing by understanding the physics behin ...

Throw for More Natural Golf Swing

Do you want a more natural golf swing with much more speed? Then you need to focus on how ...

Using the Wrists in the Golf Swing

The wrists play a very dynamic role in your golf swing. In this video, I'll cover the term ...

The Tour Pro Downswing Sequence Drill

If you are looking for a golf swing drill that can INSTANTLY improve your ball striking po ...

Trail Arm Release - Throw the Ball Drill Pt 1

This is THE key drill for really understanding how the downswing sequencing works. This 20 ...

Trail Arm Release - Throw the Ball Drill Pt 2

Are you ready to maximize your club head speed at impact? If so, you need this missing pie ...

Tim Burke - Kinetic Chain

Tim Burke wins his 2nd World Long Drive Championship. In this video, I'll show you the key ...

Golf Takeaway | Overview

An overview of the RST takeaway by RST Founder, Chuck Quinton. This video walks you throug ...

AXIOM Refine Your Takeaway

Simplify your takeaway with a simple 2" movement that moves the club 6 feet!

Learn a Perfect Golf Takeaway with Just a 2 Inch Movement!

Learn the simplest golf takeaway humanly possible for a massive boost in consistency. Simp ...

Fix Inside Takeaway - 4 Square Drill

You probably overuse your hands during the first half of the backswing, like most golfers, ...

Understanding Shoulder Blade Glide

If you have questions about exactly what the shoulder blade glide is or what it should fee ...

Golf Takeaway, 5 Minutes to the Perfect Golf Takeaway

This 30 minute long golf instruction video is key to setting you on the right path for the ...

Right Wrist in the Takeaway

The role of right wrist in the takeaway is often misunderstood and has been the source of ...

Fix Inside Takeaway - Pushing with the Lead Side

An extremely common swing fault, so common that many golf instructors actually teach the s ...

Role of the Right Arm - Takeaway

Collapsing the right arm early is something that at least 90% of amateur golfers struggle ...

Pull for a perfect takeaway - 6 of 7

So many golfers try to perfect the takeaway in the swing and they constantly fight an uphi ...

Thorbjorn Olesen - Perfect your takeaway

See 2 key moves that Thorbjorn Olesen uses to build a picture perfect takeaway position ev ...

One Simple Key to Fix Your Takeaway

In this video, I’ll show you the one swing change that’ll fix your takeaway once and f ...

Posture's Effect on the Takeaway

Posture at address is something that Tiger Woods always does right and it's something that ...

How to Fix an Inside Takeaway

This one simple trick will fix an inside takeaway instantly, I guarantee it!

Fix Inside Takeaway - Shake Hands Drill

This is the best golf swing drill to teach you exactly how your hands should work during t ...

Golf Swing Takeaway & Drills

The golf takeaway has been described by golf instructors countless ways, so many ways that ...

Fix Inside Takeaway - Belly Button Drill

This simple takeaway drill will give you that one piece takeaway you've been looking for o ...

Fix Inside Takeaway - Forward Press

If you've ever wondered whether or not you should have a forward press at setup, this golf ...

Wrist Cock vs. Wrist Hinge in the Golf Swing

Do you know the difference between wrist cock and wrist hinge in the golf swing? The diffe ...

AXIOM Body Backswing

Eliminate your reverse pivot, handsy inside takeaway, your head swaying off the ball and y ...

AXIOM Refine Your Backswing

Dial in your arms during the backswing to start easily shaping the ball, changing trajecto ...

Body Rotation in Golf Backswing - Chair Drill

If you want to power up your swing in golf, body rotation in the backswing is crucial. Unf ...

Left Shoulder Push in Backswing

This "Left Shoulder Push in the Backswing" video is for you ONLY if you already pull perfe ...

5 Minutes to the Perfect Golf Backswing

Once you've mastered the takeaway using our "5 Minutes to the Perfect Takeaway" video, you ...

My Golf Backswing Secrets

My keys to success for a perfect golf backswing - how to make the backswing simple and rep ...

How Much Shoulder Elevation

It's time to help you decide how to power your golf swing. And it all starts with how you ...

Right Elbow Pit in Golf Backswing

Do you struggle, like most golfers, with a flying right elbow at the top of the backswing? ...

Understanding Arm Elevation

In this video, Ill show you what arm elevation is, why you need it, and exactly how much y ...

Live Lesson - How to Fix Your Arms by Fixing Your Legs in the Backswing

Do you struggle with your arms getting too deep or too disconnected during the backswing? ...

Right Arm Backswing Drill

This is an excellent drill to train your mind to use your torso rotation to move the club ...

Should You Restrict Your Hip Turn in the Backswing?

For years, you've been taught to restrict the hips in the backswing. Is that what's best f ...

Simplify Your Backswing with Shallow Arms

Make this one simple change to reduce tension in your backswing to start hitting more EFFO ...

RotaryConnect Backswing Training Aid

Learn how to use the RotaryConnect to assist you in building the perfect golf backswing.

Stop Overswinging | Get Your Backswing Under Control

A powerful, compact backswing is essential for creating good contact with the ball. If ...

Fix Hip Overturning in Your Backswing

If you're letting your hips over rotate in the backswing, you're costing yourself a ton of ...

Torso, Hips Over Rotating in Backswing

How much shoulder turn is too much and how much is not enough? Depends on how it's measure ...

DEAD Drill Step 1 - The Backswing

Here's the first step in building your perfect golf swing using the DEAD Drill. It's criti ...

Golf Backswing, Completing the Golf Backswing

Once you've mastered the setup, weight transfer and takeaway, it's time to progress to the ...

Winter Golf Training Program - Backswing

Snow on the ground? Too cold out? No problem! NOW is the BEST time to work on your golf sw ...

Upper vs. Lower Body Rotation in Backswing

Confused about how your upper body rotates in the backswing compared to your lower body? T ...

How to Keep Your Left Arm Straight in the Backswing

The secret to why you can't keep your left arm straight at the top of the golf backswing.

How to Avoid a Cupped Left Wrist at the Top

Learn the cause of a cupped left wrist at the top of your golf backswing and how to fix it ...

How to Fix Trail Leg Straightening in Backswing

Is your trail leg straightening in the backswing? Do you know what kind of issues this sim ...

Do You Start Backswing w/ Hips or Shoulders?

To start the golf swing with the upper or lower body, that is the question! I think Shakes ...

Checkpoints - 5 Minutes Backswing

If you who have already watched the complete 5 Minutes to the Perfect Backswing video, thi ...

5 Minutes to a Perfect Backswing Pitfalls

In this premium video, I am going to cover some of the common mistakes that RST students m ...

3 Functions of Right Arm in Backswing

In this video, I'll show you the 3 functions of the right arm in creating the perfect back ...

Henrik Stenson's Backswing Moves

See how Henrik Stenson's idiosyncrasies work in his powerful golf swing. Check out these ...

Jason Day - Perfect Backswing

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What is a Perfect Golf Swing Plane?

Swing plane is NOT something you work on by swinging in a big PVC hoop or swinging around ...

How to Fix Swing Plane & Path

If you want to truly, once and for all, fix your golf swing plane and path, you must heed ...

Creating a Swing Plane

So many golfers struggle with their ball striking because they misunderstand the concept B ...

Fix Swing Plane - Lead Arm Two Club Drill

Here's a simple golf swing plane drill to get your swing back on track fast with a trainin ...

How Knee Flex Determines Swing Plane

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Trace the Plane Line

Do you tend to get "stuck" in the downswing? Do you hit blocks and quick hooks? Do you wan ...

Golf Grip's Effect on Swing Plane

Having a proper grip is crucial for club face control and lag in the golf swing. In this v ...

Stop Coming Under the Plane in Golf

Coming into impact under plane kills your consistency, often resulting in blocked shots, t ...

AXIOM Body Tour Impact

Learn the secret of how the pros are so consistent with this tour impact position.

AXIOM Body Downswing

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AXIOM Release Left vs. Right

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AXIOM Release Overview

Finally, understand what it means and feels like to fully release the club

AXIOM Compression Drill

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AXIOM Unleash Your Inner Speed Demon!

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Golf Swing Sequence - How the Lower Body Works

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The Magic Box - How to Check Your Lower Body in the Transition

The "Magic Box" is a term created by Chuck Quinton to help golfers learn the proper transi ...

Start Downswing Before Completing Backswing

You need to start your downswing before completing your backswing. This pro-style transiti ...

Golf Swing Transition Drill

Most instructors consider the transition in the golf swing the most difficult, if not impo ...

Which Muscles to Feel During Golf Swing Transition

Learn exactly which muscles you should feel and in what sequence during the golf swing tra ...

You Hit the Golf Ball with Your LEGS!!

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Golf Downswing, Rotary Golf Downswing Overview

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Right Arm Only Downswing Drill

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Drill for Golf Downswing Sequencing

In this video, I'll show you where you're losing power and a simple drill that'll get it b ...

5 Minutes to the Perfect Golf Downswing

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Golf Swing Follow Through

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Adam Scott Driver Swing Follow Through

In this Adam Scott follow through video, you'll find out: 1) How Adam Scott finishes his p ...

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Importance of Axis Tilt at Setup

The importance of axis tilt at address can not be overstated. It significantly impacts the position of the top of the swing in numerous ways as you will see from this video and article.

  • Axis tilt is when the spine leans a few degrees away from the target at address
  • Setting up without axis tilt can cause hip slide and bad position at the top
  • Bump your hips slightly toward the target at setup to get the proper axis tilt

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Dugald
I think one of the reasons I'm hitting the ball so high and not as far as I should is that I go into axis tilt in my set up and stay that way my whole swing. I'm hitting up on the ball and trying to fight it unsuccessfully with shaft lean. Is coming out of axis tilt a gradual thing or something you do right off as you start your downswing? Thanks
June 2, 2018
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Dugald. Axis tilt will slightly increase in the downswing (Secondary Axis Tilt). It sounds like a lack of weight transfer and scoop at the ball. Make sure you transfer your weight (Weight Shift Sweep Drills). Also, understand how to take a proper divot (Taking a Divot) Video.
June 3, 2018
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Randy
The tilt is only for set-up, to help complete a balanced back swing? It isn’t maintained to the top of the back swing ?
March 26, 2018
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Randy. You will lose a slight bit of tilt as you shift weight back, but you need to retain axis tilt at the top of the swing. (How to Fix Reverse Pivot Video).
March 26, 2018
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Manuel
This movement made a significant improvement in distance and ball striking
November 14, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Great Manuel. Commonly overlooked component that is very important.
November 14, 2017
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Barry
Unbelievable, this is EXACTLY what I do. Everyone says to me u have a great swing and I feel like it's strong but that I feel I'm over stretched and that my ribs on either side are being stretched way too much. So this makes a lot of sense but like does an inch of movement in the hip bump really make that much of a difference? I'm excited to find out when I get a chance to practice...
October 11, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Barry. A slight hip bump and tilt makes a big difference. Also, take a look at How to Fix Golf Reverse Pivot Video to see more of it's importance.
October 11, 2017
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Barry
Excellent Craig. Thanks for prompt reply
October 11, 2017
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frank
axis tilt and ball position are closely related - right? What is the correct amount of axis tilt for stock shot while keeping ball position off left ear? seems that there is a video on this but, cannot find it. tks Frank
August 3, 2017
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Chris (Certified RST Instructor)
Hi Frank, ball position should be positioned off the left ear (lead side logo on chest), once you are in a perfectly sound setup position that includes proper weight distribution and proper axis tilt. You want the spine to be leaning just inside the lead knee at address. Check out fixing your weight transfer video for a way to get perfectly setup and then position the ball off the left ear. Hope that helps.
August 6, 2017
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JOSEPH
will axis tilt and hip bump prevent me from bringing club back to high thus coming over the top and losing control of club?
July 25, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Joseph. Proper hip bump and tilt are a must for over the toppers. Having proper tilt in the downswing or even increasing the secondary tilt inherently shallows out the path.
July 25, 2017
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Michael
Is there a difference between axis tilt at set up and secondary axis tilt? I'm confused, most likely over thinking this. thanks
July 24, 2017
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Michael
Thank you for your quick response to my questions! One last question in regards to axis tilt. Does the axis tilt increase with longer irons, fairway woods, and driver than mid to lower irons? Thanks
July 25, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Michael. The only club you will need to add axis tilt to that is different from the norm would be driver (Proper Tee Heigh Video).
July 25, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Michael. Yes. Secondary tilt in the downswing will be slightly greater than the axis tilt you preset in address. You will want to shy away from excessive secondary tilt.
July 24, 2017
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Michael
will my axis tilt increase as I come thru my swing and post up on my front leg? thanks
July 24, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Michael. You will have a slight increase in axis tilt (secondary tilt) in the downswing.
July 24, 2017
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stacey
That makes so much sense, thank you.
July 12, 2017
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Chris (Certified RST Instructor)
Glad you found this useful Stacey!
July 18, 2017
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Andres
Hey, how can axis tilt help with back pain? Any other video you would recommend to help with back pain ?
April 21, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Andres. Axis tilt will help you properly rotate around a more balanced spine since the trail hand is lower on the club. All depends on your swing. Have you submitted a review? There are many causes to back pain. We would be happy to diagnose or lead you to the proper video if we know the tendencies in your move.
April 22, 2017
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Andres
How can I submit a video for a review ?
April 22, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Andres. Go to the Swing Reviews Tab ---> Get Swing Review. Any questions. Notify Customer Service.
April 22, 2017
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Martyn
Hi Craig. Thanks for your feedback on the latest video I posted. When you say 'stand taller/more upright' the only way I can think to do that is to stand closer to the ball. But when I do that I start shanking.
April 13, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Martyn. You could be overdoing it. Only slightly add a little height (less hinge from the hips). If you are struggling with it, but the other pieces are in order. I will verify in the next review to see why you can't reach the ball.
April 13, 2017
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Lynn
I keep hitting the ball on the upswing. Is that related to axis tilt? I cannot for the life of me, 'trap' the ball. Can you give me some suggested videos on those issues? Lynn M. Myrick Grants Pass Oregon
April 11, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Lynn. Usually too much secondary axis tilt or improper ball placement. Are you tending to be under plane?
April 12, 2017
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Lynn
I am a life long under plane - rerouting the club on the downswing. Lynn
April 12, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Lynn. You need to zero out the path. It sounds like excessive tilt with being under plane. I know you've worked on Trace the Plane Line Video and that would worked wonders for you if mastered. However, add the Play the Best Golf of Your Life in 6 Weeks 2 - 4 of 6 Videos. Work on consistent bottoming out. Adding weight. Adding post up. But, with the idea you are going to stop manipulating the plane. Trusting your shift, rotation and better lead arm motion will take care of the necessary adjustments.
April 12, 2017
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Yuefeng
Hello, is it a good thing to have a few more degrees of secondary axis tilt at impact? How does this vary with different clubs, especially the driver? Also, does secondary axis tilt impact lag? Thanks.
March 27, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Yuefeng. You will tend to have more secondary tilt with the driver (depending on ball position/desired launch angle). Most standard or stock shots with non-driver club will have a slight increase, but no reason to add a ton more or have it vary a lot. Excessive Secondary tilt would tend to affect plane more, than have a direct result in change of lag.
March 27, 2017
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Hector
my question is in the backswing with the weight transfer and the hip bump , are we are loosing the spine tilt back again where the spine was before? I do the spine tilt and I cant pull my right shoulder back, I push with my left arm ?//// help
March 10, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Hector. The trail hip doesn't bump back or sway. You will maintain the tilt as it helps with proper shoulder rotation with the trail hand being lower on the club.
March 10, 2017
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Bob
Is the degree of axis tilt greater at address with a driver vs an iron; or is it the same amount of tilt?
January 30, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Bob. Depends on what type of launch angle you are striving for and ball position with the driver. Take a look at the Proper Tee Height Video.
January 30, 2017
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Martin
Axis Tilt is not something I was familiar with until now. After I watched the video I realised I had missed it out of my setup for the past day or two and something seemed so wrong. Having put it back into my swing everything flows and I already feel like my weight is well into my right side on the backswing and the transfer to my left side seems so much easier. Thanks guys.
January 17, 2017
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Martin. Yes, axis tilt is very vital component of the RST Swing. Glad you noticed the change.
January 17, 2017
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Andrew
Hi, I noticed today that when I bump my hips with the driver, my club face opens up at address. I ignore this since I am thinking it will square up after the bottom of the arch. Should I try to square up the club face at address or is my thinking correct? My balls are fading right for the most part and I am not coming over the top. Thanks, Andrew
December 19, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Andrew. Are you changing anything with your ball position when adding tilt? Take a look at the Driver Launch Angle Video for me. The key is to make sure that it is squaring at the proper time. Some adjustments may need to be made.
December 19, 2016
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Andrew
Yes. My ball is on my left big toe and my stance is slightly wider, about an inch and half. I watched that video prior to me hitting the ball and this open face was something I saw and noticed for the first time.
December 19, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Andrew. Judging from your ball position. You can stick with the open face, but as you noticed it will tend to be more fade or slice bias. To get the ball straighter. Square up the face at address.
December 19, 2016
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Andrew
Thanks Craig. I'll square it up at address.
December 19, 2016
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Antti
Hello, I have a question be related to axsis tilt. I think that I have to maintain the axis tilt during the backswin alike in the setup position. But in the downswing, especially in the impact position, what happens there? Must I try to keep it same as earlier or must we add or reduce it? And is it same with all clubs? I thik that the weight shift has an influence on the axis tilt at inpact. - Antti
November 21, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Antti. The axis tilt needs to be maintained going back (Necktie Drill). You might have a slight increase in Secondary Axis Tilt on the downswing. But, you don't need to try and create more. The driver may change a little for launch purposes (Proper Tee Height Video). Also, if you have too much secondary tilt (Level Shoulders Drill).
November 21, 2016
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Loran
If I do a axis tilt and hip bump, will this affect the angle of the butt club of the golf club to move over to the left side of my body? A sort of slight angle from the club at initial address that will adversely affect the swing in general? I mean, should the angle of the club be straight at address and not the least slanted?
November 13, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Loran. Take a Look at Golf Grip Checkpoint Tips and Common Golf Setup Faults and Fixes. The club should be vertical at address with the lead hand just inside the lead thigh. The driver may be the only one where it is slanted away from the target depending on setup for launch type.
November 14, 2016
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A J
chuck, can the stack and tilt method of golf be used with the rst method, or should I ditch the stack and tilt.
October 17, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Tony. The Stack and Tilt Method goes against the vast majority of RST Principles.
October 17, 2016
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Barry
adding sufficient axis tilt makes me feel like there's more weight on my right (trail) side, unless I do some weird feeling compensation move to get the weight back to 50-50. What am I doing wrong?
October 11, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Barry. You must be adding too much tilt. The weight should stay balanced 50/50. Take a look at Common Golf Setup Faults and Fixes.
October 11, 2016
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Don
From the comments below am I to assume you need secondary axis tilt with all full swing shots with driver, woods and irons? What is the weight distribution at address with the axis tilt. Also, what about axis tilt with wedge shots with less than a full swing? Again should you start these shots with more weight on the front foot. ( Open stance and more neutral grip?) FInally, what about secondary axis tilt and wt distribution with bunker shots and flop shots when you are not hitting the ball first? Thanks.
August 5, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Don. You will have secondary axis tilt at impact with a varying degree depending on the club. Weight distribution will always be 50/50. Yes, with a wedge you will want a little secondary axis tilt coming into impact. Stance will not need to be open, but for a penetrating wedge weight more balanced on the lead foot. Flop and sand will be standard axis tilt. Weight still balanced neutral.
August 5, 2016
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Alex
I noticed when I make a little bump toward the target with my hips in order to form my axis tilt, I notice my right foot leans toward the inside shifting my weight toward the inside of my foot. Is that okay?? Thank you..
February 16, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Alex. You want the weight situated more in the inside of the feet. Take a look at the Anchor to the Ground Video.
February 17, 2016
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Alex
Thank you, Craig. Also, wanted to let everyone at Rotary Swing know that I think this is the best swing guidance out there. I can relate to all the advice. Now it's the application and execution that I have to work on
February 17, 2016
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Most welcome. Thank you Alex. Appreciate the compliments of our site and guidance.
February 17, 2016
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Jerome
Hi new to Rotary for a few weeks I would say fantastic very first time.i understand and can feel in my body what I am teached. Small question on axis tilt (being French I maybe have missed a few words in the video). When I push the hip to the left to have tilt do I still have to maintain a 50/50 weight on both feet. Or.should I put a bit more on the left foot. If I don't take care I put more on right foot which make weight shift difficult.
December 30, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Jerome. Thanks for the compliments of the site and instruction. After adding slight hip bump/tilt. You will want the weight 50/50 at setup.
December 30, 2015
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David
I recently realized that my spine was moving toward the target in the back swing and probably the reason I struggle so much with the ball going to the right of the target and not being able to hit a draw. prior to realizing that, I was really noticing my head dipping on the backswing (when watching video of swing) and also moving toward the ball if viewed from down the line. So I have been working on axis tilt (that I had previously totally ignored even though have golfed all my life and have had tons of lessons that never really highlighted the issue), and am still really struggling with my head (and spine) dipping and moving toward ball on backswing. I can make a backswing watching head in the mirror and not change spine angle (thus not dip head or spine) but then when I try to hit the ball, I am not able to duplicate it. Hitting the ball much better by not moving spine towards target on backswing but still not able to get it from dipping. while this was not mentioned in my first video swing submission, the hooding of the club face was mentioned as a key issue. Have worked for months trying to fix it and have not had much success (thus why no second video submission)\, but now I think I realize that the spine dipping toward ball on backswing is a major cause of not being able to keep clubface from being hooded on backswing. Any thoughts?
October 11, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello David. Yes, dipping towards the ball can effect the face rotation going back. Take a look at the Forearm Rotation Video to help with the shut club. Also, try another review. Your instructor might see another key that could help alleviate the issues.
October 12, 2015
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nathan
Someone at the range pointed out that when I shift to the right in the takeaway my hips sway and I reverse pivot. I said there was no way I was swaying because I had axis tilt. Well I videoed myself an sure enough it was very slight but it was there. I had axis tilt at setup but the second I started back, my hips swayed back then my spine got vertical. I has to focus a ridiculous amount to not sway and keep this tilt. I think that this video needs to be reemphasized on its importance.
October 6, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Thanks Nathan for the post. I think you found the culprit. A good video to help you with this is the Weight Shift Video Part 2.
October 6, 2015
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David
Should the hips stay level after the bump, or will the lead hip be slightly higher?
September 2, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello David. Yes, the hips will stay relatively level.
September 2, 2015
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Christopher
What purpose does axis tilt serve on the downswing?
September 1, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Christopher. Depending on the club. It has a big effect on impact delivery and launch angle.
September 1, 2015
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Christopher
I'd love to see a video that talked about axis tilt on the downswing and at impact. How it helps is still a bit of a mystery. Seems like it should lead to fat or thin shots.
September 1, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Christopher. The Level Shoulders Drill and the Driver Launch Angle Video.
September 1, 2015
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Sam
Naturally (standing upright in a relaxed position) my right shoulder is about an inch below my left, resulting in my right hand to hang 1 inch below my left hand. Would this affect the amount of axis tilt I have since technically I am able to get my hand on the club with less tilt than someone with level shoulders/hands?
August 14, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Stan. Seeing how your right shoulder is below your left in a natural position. You could set up with the right hand low and not have any tilt. You should still require the proper amount of tilt to rotate.
August 14, 2015
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Robert
After setting up at address with the proper secondary axis tilt, when you take your backswing and "bump" or move the trail hip back along a line WITHOUT moving my head, doesn't this eliminate the secondary axis tilt you started with?
July 29, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Robert. The head will move in the takeaway due to the weight shift. About 1 inch. However, shifting the weight isn't bumping the hip back to neutral. The whole body will shift into the trail glute. You will retain the tilt added at address.
July 29, 2015
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Robert
That makes sense. A SLIGHT shift of both the head and the hip into the trail glute retains all original angles. Thanks.
July 29, 2015
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Mark
rather than think I have to bump the left hip, can I accomplish the same thing by setting up to the golf ball with my left hand on the club and keeping my aim, reach under with my right hand and put it on the club? I believe that came from the swing fix and I believe it puts you in the same position as the hip bump/axis tilt.
July 9, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Mark. Putting the right hand on the club naturally adds tilt. But, there needs to be a balance of the position. Maybe you are adding too much bump and it feels awkward. Slight bump and tilt.
July 9, 2015
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Cavan
Is there any weight shift that occurs to the left side when you tilt? I'm having trouble getting the proper feeling / amount of tilt without some weight shifting over to the left - thx
June 17, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Cavan. When you add hip bump/axis tilt. You still want the weight to be 50/50 at setup. You might be over doing the motion.
June 17, 2015
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Brian
Does it matter if axis tilt occurs before or after hinging the hips at setup?
June 12, 2015
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Brian. Preferably, the axis tilt will be added after hinging from the hips.
June 12, 2015
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Christian
Wow I did not have any axis tilt at address. Just a hip bump and now I feel it. Good video.
December 8, 2014
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
A very small key that allows the spine to rotate efficiently. A touch of bump, with a touch of tilt!
December 8, 2014
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kelly
Hello, if I set up leaning away from the target I.E. Axis tilt won't it be difficult for me to get an optimum -4 -5 AOA with a mid iron? I totally understand with a driver or 3 wood but wouldn't it make sense to get my spine angle in a neutral place ? And just have my hands ahead of the club head assures me of a "hitting down " on the ball ?
November 20, 2014
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R.J. (Certified RST Instructor)
Kelly, No because your axis tilt allows you to reach the club with the right arm without coming out of the box and allows the elbow pit to remain pointed away from the body. So, that means that indirectly, your spine axis tilt allows you to rotate properly and fully. This also keeps you on plane and helps you to get to the proper position at the top. The amount that you are tilted at impact helps to determine your angle of attack, but not your spine angle at your stance. R.J.
November 21, 2014
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Alfred
I thought axis tilt was only important with a driver (Since the ball is so much higher off the ground when sitting on a Tee.) One wants to hit the driver on the upslope as it is coming up from the bottom of the swing arc to generate more airtime and a longer shot. With an iron one wants to hit the ball first and then pinch it against the ground while taking a divot in front of the ball. Would not axis tilt hinder the above process with an iron?
September 23, 2014
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Alfred. Axis tilt goes beyond the angel of attack. It is very vital to have for proper rotation and loading up on the trail side correctly. Lag, weight shift, and forward shaft lean will impact how you take the divot with an iron.
September 23, 2014
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John
Thanks Craig, again just want to say how great this feature is to this sight ..brilliant !
September 1, 2014
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Always here to help John. Thanks.
September 2, 2014
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John
It seems when I bump my hips slightly to the target at address my knees Aren't lined up with the center of my feet( shoe laces ) at address It seems as though my knees have shifted just Slightly left of center( knees centered with left side of shoes at address) Hopefully other RST students can use this as a checkpoint at address
August 30, 2014
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello John. Use the checkpoint in this video to make sure you aren't over doing the bump (golf club down sternum). If all is ok, keep up the good work. However, it sounds like you might be shifting a touch too much.
September 1, 2014
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Shontelle
Hi there. I am about to record and submit my 2nd set of swing videos for review and I do have a question.. I have been really working on my set up, axis tilt, R hip rotation and keeping my upper body "in the box," and I seem to be hitting my irons/hybrid much better. However... My Driver is still off.. I am slicing (very high) alot of my drives when I try to put any sort of pace on the ball, or hitting really low and left. On my next submission should I record both down the line and face on videos with my Driver or an Iron or does it matter..? Thank you in advance!
July 28, 2014
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Craig (Certified RST Instructor)
Hello Shontelle. It doesn't matter too much. However, if the concern you have is a driver. Let's see it. There might be something extra you are adding in when you get the big dog in your hands.
July 28, 2014
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Scott
Pat, Played yesterday and was experiencing my left hand taking over at the bottom of the swing still feeling a bit stuck on the down swing. Having a hard time compressing at impact. Reels like I am still hanging back a bit and not posting into my right side.
July 19, 2014
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Patrick (Certified RST Instructor)
Things will be messy at times, as you try to ingrain a new motor pattern. Remember, it takes 3-5k reps to cement a new skill so you don't have to think about it. Keep to one swing thought when playing and do not worry about the rest. Success on the golf course needs to be measured on how well you think you executed that one swing thought over the course of the round. Watch this video to help you get into the right mindset when you play: http://www.rotaryswing.com/videos/full-swing-advanced/introduction/trust-line-trust-your-golf-swing
July 19, 2014
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Scott
Pat, I meant to say the left shoulder (side) brings it back and the righ shoulder brings it thru?
July 18, 2014
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Patrick (Certified RST Instructor)
You want to feel your left shoulder gliding behind your head to move away from the target. That's what "shoulder blade glide" feels like. The right shoulder doesn't "bring the swing through". The shift of your right hip towards the target as you place weight into the right heel is what starts the downswing. The pulling of you right oblique and hip abductor are technically what "bring the swing through". The upper body simply reacts to the unwinding of the lower body, as centripetal force takes over. The transition and downswing is the most dynamic part of the swing, so it's mission critical to sync things correctly. The upper body should feel passive the moment the shift towards the target happens
July 18, 2014
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Scott
Pat, In regards to the takeaway, do I want to feel the left hand pull the club back and have the right hand pull the club back and thru to the finish? Remember I am lefty
July 17, 2014
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Patrick (Certified RST Instructor)
No. I don't want you to feel the hands manually pulling the club back. That will encourage you to have too much wrist hinge during the take away. The hands need to feel passive, with a flat right wrist. Once you are "in the box", you need to feel the big muscles of the upper body taking the club back. In particular, the right lat should feel some tension as you pull your right shoulder behind your head, as you rotate around your spine. Watch this video (even thought it's geared for a righty): http://www.rotaryswing.com/videos/full-swing-advanced/takeaway/right-wrist-in-the-takeaway
July 17, 2014
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Scott
PAT, IN OTHER WORDS WHATS THE MOST EFFICIENT REPEATABLE WAY TO UNWIND ONCE I LOAD UP ON MY LEFT SIDE WITHOUT SWAYING BACK??
July 14, 2014
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Patrick (Certified RST Instructor)
Hi Scott, see my reply to your other question relating to the "hip bump/axis tilt" video. Thanks
July 15, 2014
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Blake
Now, I do the axis tilt/hip bump to get my grip, roll my feet in and squeeze my thighs to make sure my weight transfer on the taka away goes to the inside of my right foot, and shift/plant my right foot (leading foot) into the ground to start my down swing, I have the ball lined up with the label on my shirt and I am still not taking a divot in front of the ball. I know I may be losing 20 yards or more due to lack of compression, but even when I try this drill with only my left hand and arm (I'm right handed) I still take no divot but I am hitting the ball square on the club face...with just my left hand and arm or with a full grip and swing. Because of my rare form of Multiple Sclerosis and the problems it causes, the 5 iron used to be my 150-160 club. Now it's my 140 club and ususally, especially on tee boxes, if the distance is 140 or more, I use my Hybrid 4 to achive that distance and loft. I'm pretty sure that my weight transfer is consistant as by ball flight is consistant, and I also understand that unlearning bad habits and learning the right way can, at first raise your score before dramatically dropping it because you are, in essence, relearning the game the correct way. If I'm making solid contact on the club face and it's in pretty much the same spot each time, should I be that concerned with taking a divot at this point in my game? When I think about it, I would think that, once I advance in the program, and I start learning Lag, the divot and power will come but that is something (at least in my own mind) that I shouldn't be concerned with at this point) especially since I have physical obstacles to overcome with my disease and I just started playing again for exercise in late January-early February. I should just practice what my instructor gives me and continue uploading videos and the divots, power, lag and distance will all come later, once I get consistancy down and learn the proper fundamentals. Am I wrong in this line of thinking or am I doing something wrong now? I practice in front of a mirror at home, with and without a club, and video myself. I am getting much more consistancy in straight shots and square club face contact than I ever was before I started the program. I practice every day, Tuesday-Sunday with and without a club and on Monday, I devote to rest, stretching, and practice without a club for about 2 hours. Then I hit about 100 balls into my driving net as the club is closed on Mondays. Tuesday-Friday, I usually practice hard for 45 minutes to an hour (in the zone), take a break and repeat for 3-5 hours, depending on how the MS makes me feel that day. With Progressive-Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis, I never know how I will feel. I do know when I get tired, either take a good break or stop as I don't want any bad habits to form muscle memory. I know this is long winded, but I wanted you to get an idea of my specific physical limitations and my thoughts on the divots, power, lag and distance....that I should not worry about that right now. I should just focus on what Chuck assigned for me to practice on, the rest will come later, and make sure that this is the proper way of thinking.
May 11, 2014
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Chris (Certified RST Instructor)
Making a divot is not entirely necessary for compression. You can still have a shallow angle of attack and compress the golf ball. I would strong suggest that you take a look at the video impact alignments face on and then compare your swing to that video. That will show you how to control the bottom of the arc and then should be able to see if you are in a good impact position to compress the ball properly. I would also suggest you get your swing in for review and explain the above in the student notes that way we can look at it and get you the results you are looking for. There could be a number of other things going on such as a flip, too much secondary axis tilt, weight staying back, getting spun out etc.
May 12, 2014
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Now will having no axis tilt cause me to top the ball/hit the top of the ball with my swing. I am not causing any divots when i swing and i have no idea as to why i am not able to do this. Any suggestions would be appreciated
April 21, 2014
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Chris (Certified RST Instructor)
Not having enough axis tilt can cause a whole mess of problems with rotation, head position, impact. I would suggest that you get your swing in for review so that we can take a close look at it and best determine your main cause of this sort of miss.
April 21, 2014

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