Golf Pro Lesson Tilted Spirale

that was very clear... thanks and God Bless You

Although understanding where body parts go is important for an analytical player, the key is to change those thoughts into sensations to allow you to perform. That feel in particular you will get from the "leverage Power" video which uses the uphill shot to allow you to feel this correctly. Thanks for the comment! Shawn

Hey Guys; Good question!
If you look at my "golf pro lesson Swing Plane" video, you will see my stance on the one plane swing...please consider that I have spent 7 years in the mid 90s studying Moe's swing and spending time with the ultimate "one planer"
Once you truly start understanding this, you will see that these techniques apply to the "HUMAN BODY", which is "YOUR INSTRUMENT". 2 other vids to understand are "No bones about it" and "Be a solid ball striker"; Shawn

wondering the same thing - especially after looking at how your left knee is moving sideways not forwards. Should I be "ignore" your instruction if I am trying to be a 1-plane golfer? Or just know which bits to take away and those to leave?
Thanks for the great videos!

Shawn,

I must ask does your tips apply to the single plane swing.

I have tried the two plane swing since I started and it feels very awkward. I read some articles on the single plane swing and I must say it feels much more comfortable swinging with that technique. Please advise. Thanks.

Hi Shawn, thanks for all the great analogies in your vids. I was wondering your perspective( maybe a teaching segment) on " the moment of truth". I heard a tip of keeping your back knee and hip in line at impact helps with effortless power staying connected with your core. It also can provide more consistency. TY

Hi Terry! Thanks for that!
It sounds to me like you are standing up out of the shot in the backswing or in the downswing...have a look at the "Golf Pro Lesson Don't Keep your head down" video for a couple of good tips in this area; Shawn

Shawn-
When I address the ball I have the heel of the driver next to the ball, but when I hit the ball it is more centered or near the toe. What am I doing wrong? The DVD is great along with the other videos you've done. I have told everybody that is interested in golf to look you up. Thanks again! Terry

I know what you mean! :)
This one is mine though...and if anyone were to give me grief, I was swinging a nice rusty hogan apex blade...
Shawn

Shaun you gotta be careful video'ing kids in parks! kidding! Thanks for another great clip.

forward tilt from DTL = waist bend in the golfing machine :)
great thing bout TGM is it gives names for evrything

This is where you need to understand about the tilt in the swing; on my website's You tube Shawn page, have a look at the "Proper Spine Tilt", "braced Tilt" and Braced Tilt Part 2" videos...it will explain a whole lot to you about why you are taking big divots...Shawn

If you look at the "Grip 2 wrist hinge" video you will get a better idea; I never looked at it that way but you could say that it would face more at the ground at the top of the swing but this would be too subjective...also have a look at the arm motion video...Shawn

Shawn, I just want to say thanks for all the great videos on youtube.

As a new golfer, I check online everyday to see if you have new ones up to help my golf game.

Also your DVD is really helping, I review it before I play golf every weekend.

Thanks!!

hi shaun its me again i was just wondering when your at the top of your backswing the name on the grip of the club should the name be facing at your face or down at the ground at the top of your swing write back as soon as possible thanks

its about swing too golfrules08

hi shaun i was just wondering i am 13 years old and started golf last summer and in the rough i keep getting huge divits what does this mean and what must i do to improve?