3 DRILLS TO SHIFT WEIGHT FORWARD

In this video I will be demonstrating and explaining 3 great drills that you can do to give you a sense and feel for how to properly shift the majority of your weight into your lead side. This is one of the most crucial skills in golf that can be directly correlated to a players skill level and how well they can strike the ball.

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[DAGenao]

Jonathan, you have improved my ball striking better than any other instructor on YouTube. I went to the driving range after watching this video several times and hit a large bucket of balls without hitting any fat shots. Incredible. What you said about shifting all the weight of my body onto the leading leg did it for me. I often hit fat shots because I was releasing the club early and not shifting properly.
What I like about you is that you don't chit chat. You get to the point and show how it's done. Keep it up, you're doing a great job.

[ArtJorgensen]

This is easily one of the most valuable golf videos I've ever seen. Presented clearly, there's no hemming and hawing and everything is well concisely explained. You're only a young man but you have a great future in golf instruction. Well done!

[jasontell]

This guy hands down is the best. So much respect for you!

[neilsung]

man you're a good teacher. love how concise and direct you are

[darrenburgardt]

Agree with the comments below. I have also been told I'm an arm swinger and at age 53, the pains start to prove it. I found this video this winter and could hardly wait to start trying it. A few weeks ago I started hitting foam balls in my garage, trying the 3 drills. Amazing difference immediately and easy to get feedback. Played 9 holes today, first time since October, and shot a 42, which is great for the first round of the year, even getting an eagle on one par 5! Thanks for the drills, can't wait for the rest of the season now!

[madhusudanmodha]

Jonathan, you're truly an amazing coach!!! So concise, focused and devoted!!!!

[jerryjohnson]

This may be the best video explaining the weight shift that I have ever seen and I have watched many hundreds of videos! Great job!

[briandjmb]

Great content!
Thank you Jonathan.
Keep on as it is: clear, simple and helpful.
Regards

[coffeecloserz]

Super excited to try these drills. I REALLY struggle with weight shift, and never take a divot after the ball. Its like i know what i need to do but my body resists on the down swing. My weight is always on my trailing toe as i finish the swing.

[ktv]

You are the best golf instructor on youtube

[djdibibar]

Just what I need! Been working on my weight shift. Great organized and succinct delivery!

[eric]

I've been struggling with weight shift and striking the ball first then the ground for a long time. These drills have helped a lot. Jonathan does a real excellent job of describing how to overcome these errors. It takes practice but it has made a big difference in my ball striking and consistency putting these drills into practice on the golf course.

[fntsmk]

This kid is good. Really good! Thanks for the great tips Jonathon, to help us all improve our golf (for free). Keep up the great work!

[professorlovelace]

Thanks. This video really helped me with a golf problem that has haunted my game forever. I FINALLY get that weight forward. Seriously, I like how you just keep it simple, authentic, easy to use drills. I have benefited greatly on the links.

[wraithconscience]

Thanks Jonathan, I will incorporate these three drills into my daily practice routine.

[sbreit]

So helpful to give the pitfalls and how to avoid doing the wrong version of the drill. Many have shown these drills, but none show how doing them the wrong way can lead one astray. Cheers.

[ronharrington]

Very good Johnathon. Something I’ve been working on. It’s harder to do than most think.

[markratoza]

Thanks. Your instruction is concise and simple to duplicate!!

[topdrillsgolf]

Wow... Three amazing drills in one video! Thank you!

[chase]

JKM is my fav on YouTube. I enjoy his instruction