In this video Gary explains how posture is they key to the first move and to turning in the right direction. The first move back cannot be achieved without the correct Posture and Shape at set-up.
Posture and the First Move
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Depth and Maintaining Posture
In this lesson Gary describes the transition in The Right Sided Swing. He also talks about the importance of depth and maintaining posture during the swing.
Taylor Cooper: Posture and Path
Taylor Cooper started working with us when he was 14. Nine years later he is playing on tour but still working on the fundamentals of posture to fix his swing faults at their origin.
Rod Pampling: Posture and Turn
This recent lesson shows just how important Posture is at set-up. Rod was worried about the club going in early in his back-swing, this was being caused by bad posture and tilting shoulders.
Posture and Path
Gary often says the first lesson you have is the most important. This recent lesson is a good one for understanding the basic fundamentals of The Right Sided Swing. Gary talks about why young players should fix their swings early.
Maintaining Posture and Shape
Gary explains where to bend from and the importance of maintaining the original posture and ‘Shape’during the swing.
Tournament Prep: One Motion
If you want to prepare properly for tournament golf you need to have your swing down to couple of drills and be able be able to put them it into ‘one motion’. In this recent Lesson Gary explains how this is possible if you have the correct posture and arm structure at set-up.
Arms in Front
When the arms go behind the body going back the only way to come from the inside is by straightening the posture. In this lesson Gary gives this student more power and accuracy though compression.
Resistance and Coil
Proper Coil can only be achieved with the correct Posture and Shape. In this Lesson Gary talks about how to set the club correctly on the hand-line and shows how to stop a hook by coming inside the right way.
Square to the Sternum
Keeping the club square to the Sternum creates True Loft and consistency. It cannot be done without the correct posture at set-up.
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Coil and Depth
Many golfers believe that flexibility issues stop them turning.Trying to lift the left heel in the backswing often causes sliding and lifting of the posture. Not many modern players lift the left heel.To coil properly and maintain the Shape of the body the lower half needs to turn from the correct area. We have just […]
Back to Square One
The reason most golfers find the swing so hard to fix is because they just don’t want to go back to square one! Ironically it is the easiest place to fix things and without the correct posture and arm angles at set-up it is impossible to take the club-head and shaft back in the right direction. […]
Coil: How the Arms Pull the Body
If you tilt or straighten the top half of the body going back the arms tend to go too far behind it. The way the right arm works is a bit of a mystery to a lot of golfers because they have such bad posture and arm angles at set-up. We have just uploaded a […]
Square to the Sternum
Keeping the club-face square to the sternum is not possible without the right posture at set-up. The club-face body relationship during the swing is the key to achieving True Loft at impact. When you get it right the club doesn’t flip and the arms do not have to extend and hit to the right. We […]
Video Archive
Featured Video this Month Members Q and A: Square to the Turn Behind the Ropes: How to Build your own Swing Model Tour Lesson: Swing Pattern Breakdown Short Game: Lee Trevino, Bounce Options and Set-up Tweaks Recent Featured Video Tour Lesson: Shallow Early Behind the Ropes: The Bump and Moving Forward Members Q and A: […]
New Video in The Members Area
Shallowing the club early in the downswing helps maintain the original radius of the club-head from the torso but also allows the body to stay in its original posture during the downswing. It is one of the most mystical features of all the great ball strikers. This month in the Members Area Gary explains why […]
Pampling finishes well at AT&T Byron Nelson
Rod Pampling birdied his final three holes at the AT&T Byron Nelson and finished in a tie for 22nd on eight-under-par. He was only a couple of shots out of the Top 10. Rod has really found form after his trip back to Australia last month. Gary worked on getting him back to his model […]
Rod Pampling 63 Leads BMW Charity Pro-Am
Rod Pampling shot a bogey-free 63 at The Reserve at Lake Keowee in the opening round of the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation to take a two-stroke lead. Rod finished with six birdies on his back nine, including five in a row from the the 4th hole. “I got here yesterday and had a […]
New Video in The Members Area
We have just posted some swings from the Tour in 2001. Sometimes it is good to look back! We have some new video coming this month on Impact and why people can get it to look right with the Impact Bag, but when the ball is there it is not so easy. We have a […]
Woods Vs Irons: What’s the Difference?
When students start to swing it better with their Irons the first thing they usually ask us is if the swing is the same with the Driver. Powering up without losing your Body Angle can be hard for people. We have just posted a new video in the Members Area where Gary talks about the […]
