This Drill Will CURE Your LOWER BODY Problems 🏌️‍♂️✅ #shorts

It's key that you know how to move your lower body within your golf swing. If you want to hit it well, you need to have great fundamental movements and this video will help you achieve just that!

If you want to avoid improper knee movements within your golf swing, then follow along with Shaun Webb of Athletic Motion Golf and try this drill out and let us know if it helped your swing!

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[Eqnotalent]

Those ball mark on that iron.. I remember seeing tigers wedges. Only 1 spot on the whole face had a mark. Dead center 3 grooves up.

[kenpowers]

I really enjoy your lessons, but I've been playing since I was 7 yrs old and now I'm 64. I've tried Monday qualifying for your events back in the late 70s and early 80s.. average putter and needed to find a day job. For older players tight hips and lack of legs (ground up!) Is a major problem for older golfers including me. We're all trying to swing with our arms and hands and can't get the correct turn.Lack of legs means lack of power!! Rarely see instructions with total focus on legs until now. The young guys can pound it, but I noticed all good older players lack suppleness in their hips and legs and manipulate their hands and arms for power.... Which is no power. Maybe some added leg lessons and maybe some hip flexor exercises. Can't hurt and sorry about the long comment. Thank you!

[frankskyle]

Now I know what I will be doing tomorrow morning. Thanks!

[PJ-vlhl]

Will coming towards the box with your trail leg cause you to early extend? Have been having trouble with early extension with the trail hip in transition.

[cubfankmz]

Guys, in my downswing about in the delivery position my right knee is almost touching my left knee and I am totally on my right toe already. Just looking at images of professionals around this same position and they are nowhere near that position not to mention it is not very aesthetically pleasing to look at. I am guessing a drill like this could help me.?

[jacksoni]

I do this, but I find my right knee moving too soon, or knocking the box over. Any tips for that?