BEST ROTATION DRILL TO GET OPEN AT IMPACT

► Feeling bunched and standing up at impact? Try this simple exercise and improve your game INSTANTLY!

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[alfonz]

Fantastic lesson. I've been struggling with stalled hips at contact leading to chicken wing left arm that led to pulled hooks and could never fix it. This lesson with some range pratice transformed my swing. Thanks, I'll be signing up to your premium lessons.

[pohoresky]

Brilliant! Thank you. Wonderful way to think about how to achieve right side crunch or the right side bend. Let the hips win the race every time for good body rotation.

[geoman]

All your videos are always simple concise and informative.

[jacksaintjack]

Perfect visual and analogy. I can see it. Now I know how to stop my hips from stalling at impact.

[rackum]

Great video and I like that tip of letting your right hip beat your right shoulder to the ball but what would prevent you from spinning out of the shot

[janicegaudet]

Ok thanks Kerrod on my way to give this some practice.

[Rybo]

Wow! Great idea Kerrod, the idea of the hip beating the shoulder makes perfect sense. Stumbled on your videos from Reddit, definitely subscribing!

[guadalupelemme]

Excelente!!! thanks from Argentina, Miguel

[OscarGonzalez-vgcp]

Thanks for this excellent lesson Kerrod, incredibly like you said golf is dynamic body motion. Your teaching is the best on the internet for me .thank again.

[dennisyoung]

Great video, this is something I need to work on 👍

[onsenguy]

another great video kerrod. if i could offer a suggestion for really all your vids: you should hit a few full shots in each one. you've got an awesome swing, very balanced and powerful with tons of speed. it's inspiring for us weekend players to see it. (maybe using trackman or flightscope?)

[traviscurtis]

12 handicapper here....I've had many progesses in the past 4 years (from 46-50 years old, blue tees) but if there's anything I believe is a challenge in golf, its timing. Getting the rear hip "in a race with my rear shoulder) is an amazing concept that in my opinion reflects "proper timing". I'm not sure you used the word "Timing" at all in your video, but if there's anything I've learned about my own swing is the the arms can get oo involved and throw off timing and timing/tempo probably comes down to how the rear hip and shoulder works together in time. I'm constantly looking for iron/wedge swing tips and recently have learned that although I'm pretty athletic, my timing can be horrible. I'm curiou why more instructors don't talk about the timing of a golf swing...I think its the final piece of a swing and as big as any other fundamental aspect of the backswing and downswing...

[wraithconscience]

Wonderful ! Thank you so much ! You have a new subscriber !

[nkutnikar]

great drill, i keep my right heel firmly pressed at end of backswing and simply press left heel down while i drop my hinged wrist down, you are a great instructor, wish you were on the tour,

[richardbrelsford]

Love the ‘right hip beating the right shoulder’ thought 👍

[stevestrang]

I’m looking for the flip fix. I’ll work on this move

[rondicicco]

Great explanation….can readily understand the concept of the right hip leading the right shoulder. I’m struggling with in to out shanks at the moment. I’m guessing this rotation move should help with that? Appreciate your videos!

[thomasfraser]

Hi Kerrod Everything you said takes place automatically once golfers learns to begin to use their ‘swing circle center’ which can only be done by their Obliques.

How?

At age 74 I now tilt my chest at addressing the ball and no longer bend from my hips. This one changed activate both my obliques and stomach muscles.

My obliques muscles groups which orchestrated both my upper body (turning my rib cage) and my lower body tilting my alternating knees also serves to tilt and turn my alternating shoulders and hips as well both back and forth.

Of course our triangulated arms, hands and wrists from our rocking shoulders to the club head itself sweeping the ball into the air are the extensions we must focus on independently from our obliques. And as Mike Austin said we strike the ball with our hands but also this group must follow under the direction and orchestration of our powerful obliques; the powerhouse swing circle center which protects our spine from damage. Cheers

[fransbernard]

Right hand is in front of tge ball n club head. Does this applies to driver as well

[matthew]

Love this...I can do this at like half speed - any speed and the old swing turns up = rotation stalls out arms finish the swing to impact from shaft parallel or 90 degrees from impact...very frustrating 😑