Jason Day vs. Rory Mcilroy | Power Post Up
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In this video, I'll show you how Jason Day and Rory Mcilroy use ground force for speed and 1 keep move to be able to release the club with tons of speed in the golf swing.
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Hey, what's up, Rotary Swing Golfers?
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Welcome back to this week's Tour
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Analysis. I'm your instructor, Chris
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Tyler, And this week we are going to be
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doing a showcase showdown here with two
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of the world's best players,
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Jason Day and Rory McIlroy, Who? We saw
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square off this past weekend at the Match
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Play Championship in the semifinal match.
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Where Jason Day was ultimately able to
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prevail and then move on to the finals,
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where he picked up his next victory out
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there. So congratulations to Jason Day.
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And this week we're going to be focusing
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in on clubhead speed. A lot of people
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come to the website really wanting to
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ramp up their clubhead speed. We're going
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to be focusing in on one of the most
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powerful moves that you can make in the
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golf swing to help get a good boost in
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speed, and that is posting up and
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releasing. I'm going to be talking about
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one really critical move. When you start
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to post up, that's going to help you get
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maximum speed at the bottom of the swing
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art. Let's go ahead and get started now.
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Okay, guys. So as I said in the opener,
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we are going to be focusing in on speed
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this week. And these are two really good
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candidates to start showing you. One of
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the more powerful moves that you can
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start to add to your golf swing once
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you've started, to make sure that your
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weight transfer is in place. Now, weight
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shift is extremely critical for the golf
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swing. And if you've started to master
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your weight shift from the right side
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back over to the left side, and you're
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really starting to wake your legs up,
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then this is a great move to start to be
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able to really increase that clubhead
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speed. So I will put a disclaimer at the
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front of this and say that if you haven't
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mastered weight shift, Then you need to
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make sure that you have that stuff in
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place before you start working on posting
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up properly. But posting up will be much
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easier with your weight moving over to
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your lead side. So let's go ahead and
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take a look at things here. I'm going to
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go ahead and get both players up to the
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top of their swing.
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Okay, and you're going to see a very
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similar style looking golf swings up to
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the top. Yeah, there is some minor
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differences in the way they rotate.
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There's some minor differences in the
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hand position at the top of the swing.
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Jason does use a little bit more
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elevation here.
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Rory's tends to look a little bit flatter
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at the top of the swing. Again, both of
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these golfers have very, very good golf
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swings through the takeaway and the
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backswing. Are there things that we might
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change in the downswing to allow them to
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be a little bit safer? Yeah, of course.
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But again, we're not going to bash either
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one of these players. They're both
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extremely fun to watch.
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Jason's obviously battling with a little
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bit of a bulging disc issue right now in
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his back, And hopefully he gets that
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resolved on the Sooners side so he can
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continue to grace us with his presence
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out there.
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So just taking a look at the big moves
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over to the lead side here, you're going
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to see it done a little bit differently
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from Jason and Rory. Rory is going to
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make a little bit more of what we call a
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squat move here. So if you watch his blue
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shirt here, it's kind of peeking out
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underneath the line.
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What I want you to do is watch how he
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sits into his lead side here. So you're
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going to see that it drops about maybe
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two to three inches as he's starting to
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work and shift his weight to his left
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side.
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Now if you shift your attention over here
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to Jason, you're going to see very little
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squat move here. His hips drop maybe
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about an inch or so,
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maybe a half inch. Not a giant sit move
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here.
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Now a lot of you would probably ask me,
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well, which one is better? Okay, so I
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think of the squat move as more of a
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graduate level move. Not that Jason Day
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is not ready for a graduate level move.
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He's just, he has balanced his golf swing
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out with proper width, proper leverage,
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and proper rotation. And he obviously
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maximizes club head speed with his
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equation.
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Rory has got tons of speed throughout the
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golf swing. He's got good width. He's got
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good leverage. He's got good rotation.
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He's just, he's allowing himself to use a
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little bit more ground force in his
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swing.
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So if Jason was to run out of speed at
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some point, which I don't foresee
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happening, and he wanted to add a little
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bit more ground force,
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then yeah, he might want to add a little
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bit more of a squat move. But again, it's
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not super imperative. The main thing here
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is that when you're making the shift over
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to your lead side, is that both players
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have maintained the flex in their legs.
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Okay, so they're making it, they're
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making a giant shift over to the left
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side and they're maintaining the flex in
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their knees. Rory's actually increasing
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his just a little bit. Now, I used a big
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word here by talking to you guys about
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the big shift over to the left side.
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This may look like there's a lot of
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weight into their trail leg at this
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point, but I can assure you that there's
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not a lot of weight over in this trail
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side. I would call it probably about 30%
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of their weight still in their right foot
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and
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% of their weight in their left foot,
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maybe even just a little bit more.
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Now, when we start to make sure that we
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get our weight into that left side, this
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is where we're going to start to make
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that big, powerful move. We're going to
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start to drive this left heel into the
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ground. Okay, so we've made a big shift.
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Lead arm comes down to about parallel to
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the ground. Shoulders are still wound up
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a good 45 to 50 degrees. Once we feel
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that weight hit that left heel,
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our job here is to be driving this heel
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into the ground. So we're going to be
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pushing that heel into the ground.
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And we're also going to be using the left
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obliques to start to rotate the hips away
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from the target. Okay, so that driving of
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the left heel into the ground is making
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your leg work to a straighter position.
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So that's going to cause you to go up.
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And when you're going up, the club should
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be going down. Now that's exactly, you
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want to be moving in the exact opposite
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direction of the golf club. That's how
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you really maximize efficiency. And
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that's how you're going to maximize your
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speed and consistency as well. So also
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with the hips rotating, they're rotating
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away from the golf ball here. That's
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moving you in the exact opposite
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direction. That's also a great way to be
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able to get the club moving at proper
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speed with efficiency.
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Okay, so you're going to see now, Here's
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the big key move here. With the post up
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is I want you to pay very close attention
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to what both players' right legs do when
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they're starting to post up and release
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the club.
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Okay,
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so here we go. Left leg is starting to
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straighten. Okay, as they're driving that
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foot into the ground, they're working up.
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Watch this left leg on both sides. You're
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going to see that it starts to
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straighten.
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Okay, right at impact, it's at its
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straightest point. And then the club
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releases. Now watch the right leg.
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See how it helps maintain the width
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between the knees here.
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The club is extending out in front of
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their bodies.
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And it keeps that width there long up to
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where the hands are almost above their
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chest. And then you're going to see them
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swivel up onto their right toe.
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That's the big key move there is being
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able to use the right side of the body as
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a break while the club is releasing in
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front of you. A lot of times we see
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amateur golfers tend to push off the
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right leg, which can cause the body to
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spin through the hitting area. And when
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your body is spinning through the hitting
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area, you are essentially you can be
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delaying off your release. Or now you're,
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you're actually not allowing the club,
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the hands and the arms to act
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independently from the body. That means
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your arms and your club head are going to
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be working at the same rate as the
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rotation of your body. That's why we use
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the right side of the body as a break to
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be able to release the golf club. That is
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the one of the most critical moves in the
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golf swing for producing club head speed
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is that we want to be able to shift our
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weight, get on the brakes and let the
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club release.
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And both of these players do it extremely
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well. Not saying that their bodies aren't
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rotating. Okay. I know a lot of people
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have, have kind of come to bat at that
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one, but they're, they have slowed their
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lower half down to the point where now
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they can let the club release. And that's
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part of the kinetic chain. That's any
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hitting or throwing sport. You'll see
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that the body tends to come to a stall
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point and then the delivery point from
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the throwing or hitting motion. It's a
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really, really great way to be able to
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create efficiency and the speed
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department. So
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for those of you guys that have been
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struggling with this, definitely work on
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making sure that you shift your weight
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left, Use that left foot to post up by
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pushing that thing into the ground and
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then get on the brakes to that right
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side. When you're releasing the club and
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you're going to see that you have tons of
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speed.
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Okay guys. So thanks again for tuning
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into this week's video. For those of you
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that are joining us on the website, I've
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got some really, really great premium
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videos that are going to help you work on
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your sit move into that lead side. It's
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actually called sitting into the left
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side. We've got the roll of the right
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foot in the down swing, which you'll hear
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me talk a lot about. We've also got the
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straight left legged impact. That's a
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video that's going to talk to you about
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how to get some good muscle engagement
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onto that left side and how to really
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work that left leg into that straight
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position. So you can start to work on
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your release. All of these videos that
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I'm mentioning are going to be to the
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right hand side of the video player,
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underneath the Recommended Videos tab.
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Just click that tab. All the videos will
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start to populate. Also, another good
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video that a lot of people started to get
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some good success with. It's a video that
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I did that talked about fixing weight
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transfer. So I would suggest that you
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work on making sure that you're
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transferring your weight over to your
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lead side, then start to work on posting
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up and releasing the club and you will
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start to see a very, very good size
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increase in club head speed. So get your
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weight transfer down,
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post it up, get on the brakes and release
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that thing and you should be playing some
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of your best golf in 2016.
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