How the NO ARMS BACKSWING Theory May Fail (And What Actually Works)

Have you heard about the NO ARMS BACKSWING theory? It's been making its rounds in the golf world, but does it really work? In this video, I analyze the claims made and uncover the basis of them in this controversial swing theory. Through detailed breakdowns I explain why this approach might be holding you back—and reveal what actually works to improve your swing and consistency on the course. watch now to take your game to the next level.

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[atevohFC]

Tony thank you. I really appreciate instructors like you who debunk these YT instructor "pros" who come up with these crazy explanations for the swing. As if everyone playing golf has a degree in physics as well to be talking about force vectors and what not.

[stanbrackhage]

A very fair take Tony. The last thing you want as a beginner golfer is a university style physics and anatomy lecture. This kind of golf instruction is only good for someone with an already dialed in swing looking to understand it better. The Best lessons on YouTube are ones that get your setup and fundamentals correct and why they help put you in the correct positions later on without having to think about it. Then just swing your swing and practice till it becomes ingrained

[iiZAPPx]

Elite Golf School's philosophy is generally the same that I've tried to revolve my mechanics around for over 8+ years. It doesn't reflect as well as I'd like ever since I allowed things to get sloppy, but i do agree with the majority of the concepts they instruct. Not all of it I feel should be communicated, but generally, it's helped me a lot.

For any given player, not every concept they preach applies to them. That's where players can get lost in the sauce

[ayotollaofrockandrolla]

Love your analysis. Watching that gentleman’s video hurts my head. Just feel personally.. golf can’t be that hard

[irocforme]

Great breakdown and I think this may be what you say it is, another way to explain what’s been done before.

[joecolucci]

Yeah I was kinda thinking I can't do a standing backflip so I can't swing like this

[GHOSTOFEIGHT]

No arms and watch your ball outta bounds.

[signedupfordoconly]

I’ve tried the no arms swing. It hurts my teeth though.

[PFunkChang]

I’m not thrilled about Ams teaching Ams. The brand of the PGA professional needs protecting.