Golf Swing Plane: Forearm Rotation During the Backswing to be “On Plane”
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Geeez are you kidding me…..for years i have tried to learn that move all
i needed to knw was BUTT OF THE CLUB WORKS AWAY
GEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeZaazzz
Thanks Ted.
Please do follow on videos for this ie downswing, follow through ect as
this video has helped me so much. Great job!
Keeping the toe hooded on the back swing is the most GOLDEN piece of info!
I battled a slice all winter and my iron game is awesome again due to a
friend pointing out my face was wide open and taught me the proper
form…it almost “feels” like your rolling your right wrist to the left as
you begin the backswing (for righties)….anyway cheers!
hi Herman,i would just like to ask are you teaching the one plane swing?it
looks like it,iam just getting my head round after 7years of play what i
need to ignore,and what to take onboard..ive decided to go down the one
plane swing route and stick with it..so thanks for your time and keep up
the very good work.
Good explanation. I keep seeing videos on “vertical wrist cock” but as you
pointed out you cannot get on plane with a vertical wrist cock. Keeping
the arms connected to the shoulders/body with a left hand push keeps you on
plane up to waist high….then simply rotate your left forearm with a
little wrist cock and allow your shoulders to complete the backswing. Easy
to understand.
No audio on iOS. 🙁
You are The Takeaway Master, seriously! The person that didn’t like this
video gotta be Tiger.
Thanks Herman, I think maybe I’ve been cocking my wrists too soon and not
turning my chest enough. Those bad habits creep back in.
Thanks for this video. I watched it and today got my left arm over my
chest. The results were amazing, especially on my drives. For the first
time in forever, I was able to hit the ball hard without fear and I
actually broke 80. What sort of bugs me is that I have paid a lot of
money for lessons over the years, and no one ever spotted this issue.
Thanks, again!
Hey hermin. a few months ago i had a big problem with taking the club way
inside and wrap around my body. i fixed it now but i feel i cant start the
take away unless i use a forward press but i always pull the wedges and
hook my irons or block irons and my driver. i dont use the forward press
with the driver though can you help me please Thank you !
25 degrees with wind chill factor making it like 16 so we did not play
today. Finding this fine video to see was a nice thing. You are a wonderful
teacher and I will continue to follow your videos and website, so keep em
coming and thanks.
By the way, I hope you have a very nice Thanksgiving holiday.
Thanks for this video. You’re clearly an excellent teacher and
communicator. I’ve watched many of your videos and you are more clear and
precise than others I have found.
I’m an “analytical golfer” (because I started late I think) and I think too
much. I’m having trouble with the “two step move” to rotate my left
forearm. It feels much more natural to me to start rotating early (on the
take away), but that produces the “inside sweep away” you said not to do.
Why is the timing so important on the rotated left arm? Thanks.
Excellent demonstration well worth a watch.
Excellent video Herman. Really simple but effective description of the
takeaway move. Thanks for sharing.
Best explanation of takeaway on YouTube. Thanks mate.
as usual, very detailed and nice teachings, Herman! Perhaps you can put a
link for people that overswing on their top of back swing in relation to
this video.
Very nicely explained Herman, the left hand palm path is so easy to do and
helpful for my current swing issues, thanks
I’m going to say one thing: Great, but. What’s the ‘But’? It’s simply that
you don’t perform the takeaway for the camera as you would perform it in an
actual swing. You won’t look at the club head in a normal takeaway, so
please don’t do it in a video. I want to see how your head is almost
independent of your chest rotation.
This is exactcly what I was looking for .. Once again I´ve been Hermanized
!!! xDD
Thx..
Herman, there are teachers and teachers. You have the right words to my
ears.
Now, lets go to work. Thanks coach
Thank you lots and lots,I am fourteen years old and before I would struggle
taking it to the outside or too much around me, but after watching this and
hitting the range, I was finally able to shoot my best round of 68, hitting
my driver and irons straight as an arrow. I will keep up with your
videos.Thanks!
As always Herman, a superb explanation of the take away, clear as a bell.
There seems to be a problem with the back drop though. Looks like you were
superimposed on a screen, and a lot of the time I couldn’t see the shaft of
your club. Good to see you passing on your thoughtful tuition again, thank
you!
Brilliant finally the truth !!:-) worked so well for me shot 89 first time
under 90 thank you so much!!
True. Works on iPhone but no iPad. No idea why.
thanks herman! very easy and usefull!
Very thorough and practical without being overly technical. Covered main
bases of the takeaway from address to waist high, then from waist to top of
the swing. Great way to show wrist rotation at top of swing.