The REAL WAY To Keeping Your Right Arm Bent Through Impact (You're Missing 2 Key Moves)

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[SO-wylh]

Truly one of the best golf instructors on YouTube

[tohmsono]

every video you did over last few months was exactly about stuff i've been working on...and your explanations and drill really helped a lot. bloody awesome stuff mate, cheers!

[colinpastuch]

Absolutely terrific instruction here. The example shot you did at the 2 minute mark was really helpful!

[patrickspicer]

This right arm bent helps me a ton, loving the constant content

[johnr]

I have one swing though now - to feel the shape and structure of my right and left arms at the TOP of the backswing and hit the ball with exactly the same structure all the way through the swing. In reality by the time the swing has finished the momentum of the club has straightened my right arm, but at impact it's bent. That is because I feel that it's actually not possible to hit the ball if your arms are in the same structure at the top as they are at impact UNLESS you have side bend and keep accelerating rotation through the swing. Those things happen naturally with my swing thought. My brain must just be adapting to what needs to be done otherwise I'll miss the ball by a lot. One of the things this has fixed - including understanding - is that the release lever is not the shoulders - which is what I was doing before, rather the wrists release naturally as the body and arms all move together in rotation in exactly the same structure as at the top of the backswing. This has also helped me actually understand why the wrists need to be loose.

[ajalikhanz]

Lol I legit pulled a muscle trying to get in that position at 3:00 not for everyone

[lapdog]

I'm taking this one to the range tonight. Thanks

[garykao]

Thank you very much for your teaching.

[NFiltrRed]

I learned this by myself about 4 months ago and it’s actually helped straighten my shots but made me hit more fades. Got my handicap to an 8.9 now, not bad for one year people say but I think I can do better. Probably would of gotten here sooner if I took an actual lesson and not just watching YouTube videos

[운동하자-fd]

This is how exactly we use body turn thank you so much

[vindo]

I’m very difficult for body rotation. Do you have video training for this problem?

[guygosling]

Really awesome lesson! Does this work for Driver or is the hitting up negate this position somewhat?

[oceanyt]

Do we have to extend purposely after impact or continue stay bent until finishing?

[creamabdul-jabbar]

Sometimes if you can’t get it without the drill do the drill. May not be the pretty swing everyone wants but you know what’s pretty lower scores

[runningsocal]

Seems like rotation is the key to everything

[LankySchnitzel]

Why is this move so critical?

Yes I'm aware that all the top players do it and if I want to be a top player I'd better do it too...

But why? What's the science behind it?
I can still hit it further than most people with my early extension