Golf Swing Lesson: Weight Shift (Transfer) Made Easy (Golf’s #1 Lag Instructor)
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What bunk! The thoracic to lumbar spine contains a kyphotic to lordotic
curve and this is absolutely impossible to rotate on a linear axis. The
entire presentation is based on ridiculous premises that do not exist in
the movement of the human body.
I never see any golfers (good or bad) doing all these whacky movements that
these guys claim everyone does.
Nobody is teaching to keep ALL your weight on your left side. There is
soooo much wasted time and mindless talking in this video before actually
getting to anything solid!!! I like what you guys are teaching but these
videos just move sooo slow and then sometimes provide no drills or anything
unless you follow a link. Giving up on this channel.
I think you take your iron too far back on your backswing (I do the same
thing), but otherwise, great video.
Sorry for the confusion Wesley. You can watch the video I attached for free
when you sign up for your free membership. You receive 25 full videos, plus
you get to watch all of the full premium videos for free each week for one
day. All of this is completely free and you will never be charged a penny.
If you decide to sign up for a premium membership, you will receive swing
reviews and access to all of the videos, but there is no obligation at all.
Good luck with your game Wesley! ~Clay Ballard
Thanks for wasting my time. You claim to have a you tube video to help and
all you are doing is selling your video. This is nothing more then a cheap
come on advertisement. I am sure like other searching i have done when you
get to the video no doubt you need to sign up or by videos of yours.
he was talking about the system, and he said you want to transfer the right
(goes directly against the stack and tilt system). Three of the best ball
strikers in the world keep their weight on the left leg during the
backswing(woods, mahan, rose)
Clay. I really enjoy your videos. Very helpful I recently took an online
lesson with chuck. I was wondering what wireless microphone and camcorder
you are using?
cont… If you perform stack and tilt correctly you will not fall to the
right they way I demonstrate in the error in this video, but you must tilt
the spine to the right in the downswing using that method to shallow out
the swing plane. I have nothing against the S&T swing other than the fact I
don’t feel it is the most efficient way to swing the golf club and you will
give up yardage from your potential (my opinion based on movements of the
body). ~Clay Ballard
Thanks, I am glad you are liking the videos. I use a Canon 7d and a
Seinheiser Wireless mic. ~Clay
I have gotten off on a bit of a tangent. In reality it isn’t about
individual players or a certain system over another system. It is all about
how the body can move and physics. In order to achieve the most controlled
power, their must be a weight shift. Same for any sport where you hit a
ball with a stick, or any throwing motion in general. It has to do with
properly loading the muscles of the lower body and transferring energy
through the kinetic chain. (cont.)
thanks for your reply and good luck to you as well, sir.
Ok this video maybe meaning full to some people, but when you describe the
stack and tilt style swing you have no clue what you are talking about.
Please get to know the stack and tilt system and then make a new video!!!
(cont.) If you keep your weight left in the backswing, it becomes easy fall
to the right in the downswing, just as thousands of people with a reverse
pivot do. Once you load onto the right, it will be easy to shift to the
left in the downswing. For example, try jumping to the left without first
shifting your weight to the right and pushing off the right foot. Good luck
with your golf game, whichever method you choose in the future! ~Clay
Ballard
S&T isn’t a cure-all for everyone but neither is your ‘system.’ loading the
front side in the backswing isn’t any less efficient than making a move to
the right glute, which severely alters the low point in the golf swing.
both ways work for different people! some folks do not have the athleticism
to move off the ball and back to the ball, thus we are seeing instructors
all over teach ‘stable axis’ type swings. Who has lost distance with S&T?
I was referring to stack and tilt, but it is much different than what you
see Woods, Mahan, and Rose doing with Foley. Tiger doesn’t stay centered by
and stretch of the imagination. He fully loads to the right side. Mahan and
Rose both stay more centered in the backswing, but don’t get the negative
spine angle at the top that you would with stack and tilt. This means they
don’t have to tilt to the right in the downswing (this is the tilt in
“stack and tilt”). cont… ~Clay Ballard