Dont mind some of the suggestions posted, you hit a lot of great positions and overall have nice geometry and look to be a pretty solid player. If I were to make any off the wall suggestions based off the three grainy DTL driver videos at that boring cold looking golf club there .. it would be a simple step drill to front foot in transition..
You don't really seem to create much separation in transition... So I think if you could add the step drill to your practice repertoire it will help create a bit more aggression in transition with getting that weight shifting, lower and upper body seperating, which will give a nice stretch to abductors, lats etc which will allow for more powerful firing of muscles and improved kinematics.
The drill:
Take your normal stance
Place front next to back foot
3 Quarters of way in back swing, replace front foot to original position and hit.
Will feel a bit baseballesque, but proper weight shift and separation is essential to nearly any athletic movement.
just my quick 2 cents
Ryan, could you do this drill where your front foot is in place but just positioned back a bit where your left toe line is parallel to your right heal line. Then at 3/4 backswing step forward with your left foot to where you want it posted. When I try the feet together step I tend to slide left too much. Thanks
Ryan, could you do this drill where your front foot is in place but just positioned back a bit where your left toe line is parallel to your right heal line. Then at 3/4 backswing step forward with your left foot to where you want it posted. When I try the feet together step I tend to slide left too much. Thanks
I would have to try in order to really understand.
I like to do the drill with the focus of externally rotating the left leg with the step.
here's an example from this morning:
Last edited by Ryan Corbin; Feb 19, 2017, 06:03 PM.
Thanks for this. Is my goal for this drill when I step towards my left is getting that extension on the downswing with the proper sequence while maintaining balance through my finish? You made it look pretty easy but I assume it takes a while to get solid contact every time.
I can see why you would start this drill with iron but benefits driver the most right?
the goal for the drill is to create proper separation between upper and lower body to initiate downswing powerfully from the ground up. don't overcomplicate it, it's as natural as throwing a ball or swinging a bat. just learn the timing of the step. I like to add the external rotation of the entire leg when stepping in order to free up hip joint so that the pivot is more powerful and fluid. it also helps to prevent excessive slide.
Another helpful feel is to feel lots of extension in the backswing so that when you step you can really gain the sensation of disassociation and stretch in left side
the goal for the drill is to create proper separation between upper and lower body to initiate downswing powerfully from the ground up. don't overcomplicate it, it's as natural as throwing a ball or swinging a bat. just learn the timing of the step. I like to add the external rotation of the entire leg when stepping in order to free up hip joint so that the pivot is more powerful and fluid. it also helps to prevent excessive slide.
Another helpful feel is to feel lots of extension in the backswing so that when you step you can really gain the sensation of disassociation and stretch in left side
Can you post up a drill to help develop inside out path from outside in. Lefty. My swing ranges from 4-5 deg up to 8-9 with a driver.
not to hijack thread just wanted to reply to pszwed as i promised.. here is an easy setup to help shift path more into out without having seen your swing..
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