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Discussing The Look Of Lag

There are two major contributors to lag: sequencing, the arm movements. Trying to hold radial deviation will do little to help the lag during the release and is best to be avoided.

Tags: Not Enough Distance, Member Question, Concept, Advanced, Intermediate

04:49

Downswing Lag Checkpoint
A simple checkpoint for one of the most misunderstood concepts in golf.
03:42

Separating Angle Of Attack From Shaft Lean
Dispelling a common misconception regarding shaft lean & angle of attack.
03:58

Shaft Parallel - Lag Checkpoint
A simple visual check for troubleshooting low-point control.
06:31

Lag & Timing of Unhinge
Discussing the proper amount of lag & when to unhinge the wrists in transition.
03:57

Trail Leg Push Vs Upper Body Fall
The lateral movement during transition can be viewed in two ways by different golfers.
Lag is NOT an Angle
Lag is a measure of timing, see how this can help you understand transition and power!
02:09

Practicing The Transition Sequence
An at home drill for practicing the different pieces of transition.
02:52

Power And Sequence Training
When it comes to power, sequencing is a vital component to maximizing your body's capabilities.
03:50

Moves Of Power
Learn how to maximize the movements in your swing for power, and decide if it's worth making the swing change.

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Discussing The Look Of Lag

Downswing Lag Checkpoint

Separating Angle Of Attack From Shaft Lean

Shaft Parallel - Lag Checkpoint

Lag & Timing of Unhinge

Trail Leg Push Vs Upper Body Fall

Lag is NOT an Angle

Practicing The Transition Sequence

Power And Sequence Training

Moves Of Power