3 Keys For TOUR-LIKE Lower Body Rotation in Your Swing! 🌪

In today's video, Mike Granato and Shaun Webb of Athletic Motion Golf are showing you the 3 KEYS for a tour like lower body rotation during your backswing!

You may be wondering exactly how your hips work during this rotation in your golf swing backswing, or how much golf swing rotation is too much. Not enough?

In today's video, you'll discover the biggest MUST KNOW techniques for lower body rotation in your golf swing.

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[bigredstormin]

I broke 80 for the first time today. Shot 79. I just wanted to say thank you. Your videos, especially the ones with gears in them have helped me out so much!

[easyeffingketo]

I love what you do. You make it so simple. I see that I started doing this last week and I was hitting better. I’m watching all of your videos to get my game to a higher level. Thanks

[erichshuler]

Happened upon this channel. I've seen a zillion golf instruction channels. This is the best of them all. And I am NOT prone to hyperbole. The use of biomechanics with computer modeling is just excellent. Gives the viewer confidence in the instruction. Thanks, you two.

[ernestolopez-corona]

This is exactly what I needed to review! How clearly and easy to understand! I can honestly say I’m a better golfer just by following your lessons. Thank you!!

[OfCourseICan]

Eureka, this is the final solution. I have watched your Pro vs Am: hips and then shoulders.
This video is the icing on the cake.
Thank you fellas.

[meadowsgolf]

Always the best golf swing content out there (IMHO)! Love the thought on knee/leg focus instead of hip focus on the downswing. Here's been my thought on the lesson tee... what do you think? The back swing proceeds "top to bottom" ... the shoulder turn (and not the hands) bring the club to parallel - and the shoulder turn on the backswing "compels" the hips to turn passively... the downswing, on the other hand, proceeds from the ground up "bottom to top" the back foot initiates the "knee switch" which gets the hips moving correctly which then gets the torso, the chest, the shoulders, and finally the arms and hands to fire sequentially... so the golf swing is "Top to Bottom... Bottom to Top"... am I onto something or where am I "off the rails"?

[AlexNHitDogs]

Good lookin out! Was listening to this at the range & created at new feel!

[pennynails]

Excellent golf instruction as always, thanks to this chanel I've had something to really build on and my golf swing makes "more sense". The whole trick is not just knowing about it but actually practicing it..over and over and then over some more. Thats what I enjoy.

[rodneydowd]

You guys have such a good back and forth to your presentations. You compliment each other well.

[careydunn]

one of the best explanations of the dynamics of the body rotation and club movement. Thanks will be replaying this several times.

[nilsprenner]

I never comment any videos on youtube, but I have to say that this is the best golf video I have ever seen. Yesterday I played a golf tournament and I played so well just by keeping these three keys in mind. This is a really great channel!!! Greetings from Germany and keep up this great work!

[johnbeard]

This is fantastic. Just practicing the thighs being vertical solved a lot of issues with me. The hips turn enough! And it solves swaying. Thank you!

[C]

For me, this is your best episode yet. Thanks so much.

[michael_somers]

Thank you for continuing to help us fellas!

[CHGO_Cram]

This video was very much a 💡 moment for me. Being a former pitcher, I struggle with “pushing off” with my Trail foot. The term “flow movement” was very enlightening. I can hardly wait to try this at the range. Great information and explanations.

[justnews]

You explain hips for the amateur to understand better and more rounded explanation than a lot of others on YouTube

[georgechow]

Thank you Shaun and Mike! This is the clearest explanation of lower body rotation I've heard.

[juanbotha]

Hi. Started following the channel.
I to struggle with early extension and rotation. 😂.
Does the position/setup of the pelvis at address play a part in ability to rotate?

I played around yesterday and felt like if the pelvis points more level at address it feels easier to rotate.

Rgrds

[kevinshoemaker]

Love the "re-centering" tip. Also, on downswing, I have found lifting my right (trail) heel on the forward shift helps the left side into extension as the whole trail side gets into flexion (Dr Kwon, walking movement- Mike Austin actually identifies this as critical to getting on front post allowing trail hip freedom to turn after shift) . Your system using gears is a great visual and compliment to the kinetic movement they describe). Thank you!

[georgetinwick]

Those 3 descriptions are so beautifully clear and helpful the third one really is eye opening for me been trying to keep my right hip back to prevent comming forward tks