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I love learning and improving. In this video, I talk you through a couple of changes I made after putting this program together!
In this case study video, we take a look at my stroke and how I applied the GSA principles to improve my swing. In a general order:
- I started with the movement I didn't like seeing around down near impact that related to a miss of having some pull miss shots. In this case, I didn't like that my right hip was too low compared to my left, I had a slight stall and arm throw with some more face rotation than I'd like to see.
- Then I organized which pieces influenced it. I needed more ab crunch/turtle shell, It looked like I was too far sitting back in my heels at set up. The turtle shell would allow for more of a wipe and less of a throw
- Then I experimented with the set up and movement change (more stacked posture at set up with a slight posterior tilt) and feeling more abs and less legs in my release.
Use this framework, or something similar, to help troubleshoot your swing!
Video Transcript
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Hey golfers, let's go through a bonus video here.
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Let's do a little case study of looking at my swing.
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So part of the purpose of doing these video analysis is so that you can see how
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to analyze
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your own video and then how to make adjustments.
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So when I first put together the PowerPoint, I filmed a couple swings and I saw
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some things
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that I wanted to work on but I wanted to get this done so I put the analysis
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out there.
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And now we'll look at what I worked on over the last two weeks to try to
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improve what
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I saw because golf is a game where you're constantly trying to get a little bit
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better.
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Specifically I'm going to look at some stack centers and some smooth force
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concepts.
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Now I'll put the swings down below in the comment section.
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So we'll just look through some stills like we did in the video analysis.
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But I think what you'll see when you look at the video is it's a lot more
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smooth on the
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way through as a result of what I worked on over the last couple weeks with the
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drills.
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Okay, specifically I was looking at how tilt at impact was relating to a little
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bit of
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lengthening radius or arm throw with a little bit of face rotation.
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All right, so with most of the video analysis I'm always going to start at
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impact.
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And when I was looking at impact what I didn't like was how much lower the
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right hip was
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compared to the left.
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So I was kind of more in this position.
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The left hip was kind of pushed out that way and a little bit forward.
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So you can see I got into a little bit more level hip and a little bit more
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stacked position
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this way.
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You can see how much my upper body is out over my toes or leaning forward.
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I was contributing to some pulls and a little bit tendency to get a little dig
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gy on the
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way through.
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I was hitting some good shots, lots of good shots, but overall the ground
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contact wasn't
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quite what I was hoping for.
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So I worked on getting a little bit more level pelvis on the way through so a
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little bit more
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side crunch because if the pelvis is down like this that means that the spine
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is going
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to be straighter.
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So you can see a little bit more of that turtle shell or side crunch and then
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that contribution
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got my abs a little bit more involved allowed me to be a little bit more
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stacked and a little
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bit cleaner on the way through as you'll see in the video if you check it out
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below.
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So setup wise I looked at it and I said hey I'm kind of leaning a little bit
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forward kind
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of reaching for it so I got a little bit more weight kind of neutral and you
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can see I gave
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myself a little bit more sea posture kind of preset some of that turtle shell
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movement
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to keep me a little bit more stacked vertically as opposed to too much out over
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the toes.
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Up towards the top of the swing not much change here except weight distribution
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felt like
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I was a little bit more midfoot by maintaining the space created from that
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turtle shell or
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that setup posture.
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This is probably the smallest change.
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So now as a result of having the rib cage out of the way I was able to bring
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the club
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back a little bit flatter or a little bit more shallow you'll see in the video
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posted
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below and in doing so I had a little bit more space for my right arm to get in
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front.
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So we'll see from delivery position I felt like I was a little bit more stuck
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there.
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That kind of made sense with where my rib cage was and where my pelvis was
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where by being
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a little bit more rounded there I was able to get my arms a little bit more in
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front.
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So a little bit better delivery position there.
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We already saw this impact position wise I was able to get my pelvis to turn a
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little
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bit more level by using my abs as opposed to here I was feeling a little bit
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more kind
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of stuck in the hip from face on I thought there would be fewer changes here.
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But overall most notably you can see that I got my hands a little bit more
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forward and
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my hip a little bit further back.
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So less of a slide which is more common when you're using your back when you're
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reaching
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kind of like that.
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So I got into a better overall impact position you can see right arm a little
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bit more in
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front body has a little bit more space potentially if I was I was getting into
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some good extension
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there that was probably my main thought but by working on this setup posture I
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liked my
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impact and my strike I was controlling the depth better I would probably in the
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next
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iteration I'll probably work on getting a little bit more of the spine
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extension or
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chest bump feel on the way through but overall you can look at the stills and
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see the improvement
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and if you look at the videos down below I think you'll see some noticeable
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changes.
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That's the goal of when you're using your own video is that you're able to
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actually
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use these drills to influence and make your video look different I always
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caution my golfers
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if you're just relying on contact and feedback or or how the shot felt then you
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're going
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to be prone to having much more of those good days bad days but if you are
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consistently
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making the swing look better and it's performing better that tends to hold up
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and build more
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you actually build your skills over time and your swing get technically more
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consistent
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and better.
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So the overall position that we were trying to influence was here in the follow
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through
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let's see we got a little bit more side bend crunch and the pelvis is a little
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bit more
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stacked if you look at the video below you'll see it's much smoother on the way
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through
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that's going to help with my distance control as well as quality of contact so
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if you're
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going to be your own coach you got to know how to analyze your video you got to
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track
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it and make sure that you're making progress hold yourself accountable just
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like I tried
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to do here with these programs if you learn how to analyze your video and make
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these changes
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then you too will be one step closer to being your own best golf coach.
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Okay we've got original swing on the left and then second take on the right.
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So from the face-on view I thought a couple key things we saw arms got a little
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bit more
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behind or here I was able to get my arms a little bit more in front as a result
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of the
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arms being a little bit behind and the tilt of the pelvis you can see there's a
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little
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bit more kind of stall of the body and throw where over here even in slow
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motion you can
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see that the core and the arms kind of rotate through together better so better
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rotation
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better arm extension more synced up from the setup changes with the posture and
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the activation
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of the abs now from the down the line some differences but the major thing I
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was going
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for was the setup changes and the core activation from the down the line you
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can see a more stacked
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posture biggest difference from down the line club gets a little bit shallower
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allowing
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for some better body rotation here we can see again that hip kind of dropping
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down causing
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a little bit more club face rotation or contributing to some club face rotation
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and then over here
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on the right better job of keeping the hips level allowing for more of a body
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driven release
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and less club face rotation so hopefully this helps you see how video can be a
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critically
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important piece of feedback you can use it to manage what's going on with your
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swing and
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by combining that with the feedback as far as contact and ball flight you can
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make impactful
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changes to your game it's one step to becoming your own best golf coach.
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Hey golfers, let's go through a bonus video here.
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Let's do a little case study of looking at my swing.
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So part of the purpose of doing these video analysis is so that you can see how
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to analyze
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your own video and then how to make adjustments.
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So when I first put together the PowerPoint, I filmed a couple swings and I saw
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some things
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that I wanted to work on but I wanted to get this done so I put the analysis
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out there.
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And now we'll look at what I worked on over the last two weeks to try to
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improve what
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I saw because golf is a game where you're constantly trying to get a little bit
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better.
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Specifically I'm going to look at some stack centers and some smooth force
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concepts.
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Now I'll put the swings down below in the comment section.
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So we'll just look through some stills like we did in the video analysis.
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But I think what you'll see when you look at the video is it's a lot more
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smooth on the
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way through as a result of what I worked on over the last couple weeks with the
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drills.
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Okay, specifically I was looking at how tilt at impact was relating to a little
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bit of
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lengthening radius or arm throw with a little bit of face rotation.
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All right, so with most of the video analysis I'm always going to start at
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impact.
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And when I was looking at impact what I didn't like was how much lower the
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right hip was
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compared to the left.
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So I was kind of more in this position.
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The left hip was kind of pushed out that way and a little bit forward.
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So you can see I got into a little bit more level hip and a little bit more
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stacked position
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this way.
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You can see how much my upper body is out over my toes or leaning forward.
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I was contributing to some pulls and a little bit tendency to get a little dig
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gy on the
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way through.
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I was hitting some good shots, lots of good shots, but overall the ground
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contact wasn't
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quite what I was hoping for.
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So I worked on getting a little bit more level pelvis on the way through so a
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little bit more
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side crunch because if the pelvis is down like this that means that the spine
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is going
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to be straighter.
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So you can see a little bit more of that turtle shell or side crunch and then
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that contribution
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got my abs a little bit more involved allowed me to be a little bit more
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stacked and a little
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bit cleaner on the way through as you'll see in the video if you check it out
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below.
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So setup wise I looked at it and I said hey I'm kind of leaning a little bit
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forward kind
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of reaching for it so I got a little bit more weight kind of neutral and you
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can see I gave
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myself a little bit more sea posture kind of preset some of that turtle shell
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movement
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to keep me a little bit more stacked vertically as opposed to too much out over
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the toes.
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Up towards the top of the swing not much change here except weight distribution
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felt like
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I was a little bit more midfoot by maintaining the space created from that
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turtle shell or
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that setup posture.
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This is probably the smallest change.
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So now as a result of having the rib cage out of the way I was able to bring
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the club
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back a little bit flatter or a little bit more shallow you'll see in the video
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posted
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below and in doing so I had a little bit more space for my right arm to get in
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front.
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So we'll see from delivery position I felt like I was a little bit more stuck
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there.
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That kind of made sense with where my rib cage was and where my pelvis was
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where by being
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a little bit more rounded there I was able to get my arms a little bit more in
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front.
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So a little bit better delivery position there.
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We already saw this impact position wise I was able to get my pelvis to turn a
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little
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bit more level by using my abs as opposed to here I was feeling a little bit
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more kind
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of stuck in the hip from face on I thought there would be fewer changes here.
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But overall most notably you can see that I got my hands a little bit more
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forward and
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my hip a little bit further back.
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So less of a slide which is more common when you're using your back when you're
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reaching
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kind of like that.
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So I got into a better overall impact position you can see right arm a little
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bit more in
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front body has a little bit more space potentially if I was I was getting into
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some good extension
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there that was probably my main thought but by working on this setup posture I
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liked my
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impact and my strike I was controlling the depth better I would probably in the
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next
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iteration I'll probably work on getting a little bit more of the spine
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extension or
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chest bump feel on the way through but overall you can look at the stills and
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see the improvement
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and if you look at the videos down below I think you'll see some noticeable
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changes.
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That's the goal of when you're using your own video is that you're able to
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actually
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use these drills to influence and make your video look different I always
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caution my golfers
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if you're just relying on contact and feedback or or how the shot felt then you
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're going
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to be prone to having much more of those good days bad days but if you are
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consistently
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making the swing look better and it's performing better that tends to hold up
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and build more
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you actually build your skills over time and your swing get technically more
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consistent
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and better.
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So the overall position that we were trying to influence was here in the follow
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through
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let's see we got a little bit more side bend crunch and the pelvis is a little
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bit more
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stacked if you look at the video below you'll see it's much smoother on the way
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through
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that's going to help with my distance control as well as quality of contact so
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if you're
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going to be your own coach you got to know how to analyze your video you got to
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track
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it and make sure that you're making progress hold yourself accountable just
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like I tried
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to do here with these programs if you learn how to analyze your video and make
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these changes
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then you too will be one step closer to being your own best golf coach.
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Okay we've got original swing on the left and then second take on the right.
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So from the face-on view I thought a couple key things we saw arms got a little
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bit more
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behind or here I was able to get my arms a little bit more in front as a result
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of the
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arms being a little bit behind and the tilt of the pelvis you can see there's a
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little
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bit more kind of stall of the body and throw where over here even in slow
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motion you can
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see that the core and the arms kind of rotate through together better so better
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rotation
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better arm extension more synced up from the setup changes with the posture and
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the activation
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of the abs now from the down the line some differences but the major thing I
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was going
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for was the setup changes and the core activation from the down the line you
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can see a more stacked
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posture biggest difference from down the line club gets a little bit shallower
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allowing
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for some better body rotation here we can see again that hip kind of dropping
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down causing
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a little bit more club face rotation or contributing to some club face rotation
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and then over here
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on the right better job of keeping the hips level allowing for more of a body
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driven release
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and less club face rotation so hopefully this helps you see how video can be a
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critically
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important piece of feedback you can use it to manage what's going on with your
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swing and
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by combining that with the feedback as far as contact and ball flight you can
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make impactful
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changes to your game it's one step to becoming your own best golf coach.
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