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Maintain The Tush Line - Chair Drill
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In this video, you'll see how to use a chair on the driving range, to help you maintain your tush line once and for all.
- Both cheeks touching the chair
- Shift your weight
- Pull the lead cheek into the chair
- Try to keep the trail cheek against the chair as long as possible during the release
Hey Ritter Swing Golfers welcome back.
I'm your instructor Chris Tyler.
Have you been really struggling with your hips coming forward down in the hitting area? Possibly even running into yourself getting jammed up, Not really having a good, clear solution on how to get yourself up to speed, whether you're on the driving range or on the golf course? Well I got great news.
I'm going to show you how this little fold-up chair can help solve a lot of your problems on the driving range.
And really get you a good, correct feel on how to keep your hips back in the hitting area.
So I know exactly how frustrating it can be to constantly battle the loss of tush line.
And when we get out to the driving range, we're trying to get our swing up to full speed.
And we still see our hips coming forward.
And we just get all frustrated with it.
Well, That's what I've designed today's drill for is that we're going to give you a good way to start to get your golf swing up to speed on the driving range.
With being able to create a different sensation within your body, and that's what this little chair is going to come in handy for.
Now again, feel is not necessarily a real thing in your golf swing, but sometimes you need to allow your body to feel drastically different when you're up at full speed.
And these are not necessarily the the correct movements of moving into your lead side.
And what I mean there is, when I show you this drill, you're going to see that.
Normally speaking, when we have you working to sit into your lead side, you would notice that your hips would try to go back just a little bit.
I want you to think of that as almost a graduate level move at this point.
You can slowly start to add that feature into the golf swing once you've really developed the hips, staying back through the hitting area.
Most important part right now is just being able to maintain our spine angle so I want you to go ahead and grab a lawn chair or any sort of fold -up chair that you can bring out to the range your friends might look at you like you're nuts your playing partners might look at you like you're nuts your other members might look at you like you're nuts but this is a great way to start to get your golf swing up to speed and really start to focus on being able to keep your hips back so what I want you to do is just go ahead and set up okay I've moved I've positioned this chair so it's I've got both my right and my left cheek touching right against the chair just lightly here and our goal as we're starting to release the golf club here we're going to make sure that we number one shift our weight to our lead side as we're starting to push our lead heel into the ground and pull our left glute back towards the chair as I want you to try and feel now feel is the operative word that your right tush stays glued to the chair back here now obviously because we're pushing our left heel in the ground our hips are opening up our right hip will move forward just slightly but I want you to try and feel as though everything stays glued back behind it okay so it's going to stay stuck to this chair and this is going to allow you to get some full swings going here so I would do several reps without a golf ball at first okay so here I'm going to go nice and slow up to the top okay I'm going to shift my weight left and as I'm pushing my left heel in the ground I'm going to try and feel like my right butt's staying right back against this chair okay so you can see that my heel is staying a little bit closer to the ground I don't have this kind of look okay so I'm starting to get my speed up once you get the correct feel of that go ahead and add the golf ball back to the mix and give it a try and you can do this with your irons you can do this with your wedges anything that you've really been battling with chances are if you've been battling with your hips coming forward with any club you can start to get the correct feel even with your longer clubs as well so okay so my hips came forward a little bit there I got a little jammed up let's try that again so I want to feel that my right tush as I'm pushing my left glute back into the chair is staying back against it so let's try it again see if we can do a little better this time here we go I hit that one pretty well there okay so take a chair out to the range work on keeping your right tush back definitely make sure you're transferring your weight into your lead side push the heel into the ground pull your lead hip back into the chair and try to keep your right side feeling like it's touching the chair all the way through the release point of the swing and you're going to see that you can start to overcome some of that early extension and some of that problem losing of the tush
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