How The HANDS & BODY Work In The TAKEAWAY

In this video, we give you everything you need to know on how to fix your takeaway. This is compilation of takeaway drills that we worked on in our most recent lesson. What I would recommend is to find the takeaway drill that works best for you and implement it into your routine.

[shanebrown]

I love the way you explain everything. I’ve learnt so much from you.

[jonevens]

Can’t thank you enough for posting these really in depth videos with him!

[derricknicholson]

Make so much sense. it feels much better

[barking_mad]

I watch all of these even know I've seen the drills many times in other videos. Never get bored of them, always important to practice and remember. Only true coach on youtube, everyone else is recycling tips.

[systemoptimizer]

Excellent point about how people have to continually repeat the drill otherwise they will revert back to their old habit of how to swing. Many people do it a few times then try to move to something else thinking they got it, and go right back to the old motion.

Like you also said many people who have been told they get the hands swinging up and out with a roll that the club around and inside will go to swinging both the hands and clubhead out and away creating too much separation between hands/arms and body just replacing one error with another.

The palm pressing downward on the handle where the hands stay down while the clubhead elevates - like the pressing down of a beach ball underwater that you describe - is an excellent analogy for what the golfer should feel the are doing.

[SDGolfGuy]

It always amazes me how easy Adam makes everything. Just the greatest there is. I need to book another lesson soon! April time!

[jgfleming]

Honestly, nothing has helped me groove my backswing more than the hinge and turn drill. Wish you were in LA my guy for an in person. You are the GOAT

[Mikey]

Adam, simply pure instruction that is intuitive and given in a way that students have a process to follow when they are practicing on their own. Also, by checking their video, it will be clear if they are in the right positions. Your instruction is the best!

[corbinjeffs]

This is exactly what I needed!! I’ve been banging my head in a wall for so long trying not to take it inside, but could never gain any ground. This is what I will be doing for awhile.

[mg]

I have watched most all of your Videos, this is far and away the very best. THANK YOU Adam

[davidcampbell]

Thanks Adam for the great video instruction here! The hinge and turn segment was extremely helpful for me. Very insightful and informative for sure!

[TheBooze]

These last 3 weeks of videos have been absolute bangers! Been fighting an inside takeaway lately that hinge first then turn has helped me so much. Thank you

[jonroderick]

Love your stuff...this is super impactful and really simplifies it. Those first two feet are crucial!

[wenbray]

Adam, awesome explanation and taking your time to do so. I suffer from inside takeaway as a 5 index, and it’s a killer under pressure. In your opinion, when do the hips start turning ? I.e. when shoulders and hands start, or when hands get to the right leg etc. see all different answers from instructors.. thanks

[stevef]

Mannnn. This is a great video. Beginning golfers need to focus on hands and wrist practice like this. Made a massive difference for me.

[deuce]

Another 💎 Adam. Loving this series with Kevin. Keep them coming.

[jasonbanaska]

Nice work Kev! Great swing at the end!

[Etherchannel]

After seeing so many different golf videos I am convinced that there are millions of ways for people to swing the club. This just further proves that individualized golf lessons which tweak your current swing are the way to go.

[normanmah]

Thank you Adam. This video saved me $140. My last 4 rounds my swing was “off” - was getting frustrated and losing confidence. Was ready to schedule lesson with local PGA instructor. Saw this video and focused on your “10 &10” drill. OMG - my swing and confidence is back. Big fan of channel!!

[larsnilsson]

This is very instructive. Helped me a lot. Thanks!