Motorcycle Move Training
16 videos . Updated 5 years, 1 month ago
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Analysis Video - Motorcycle Move Explained
A detailed explanation of the motorcycle movement.
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Am I a Motorcycle Training Candidate?
A checklist to help you to decide if you need to train the motorcycle
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When you have a few things to work on, shaft rotation may be a great starting point.
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If you want to hit a draw (or minimize your slice), then you need to know this movement.
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The first step in learning the motorcycle movement is hitting solid 9-3 shots.
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Motorcycle With Right Or Left Arm
Which hand should you rotate the shaft with?
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Rate Of Motorcycle - Shaft And Club Face Rotation Training
There are three components to the motorcycle movement, the amount, the timing, and the rate.
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Connecting Trail Wrist to Motorcycle
If you struggle with shaft rotation, it could be a shoulder problem
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Combo - 9 to 3 Four Square and Motorcycle
These two drills complement each other to balance face AND face-to-path
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Foam Roller Motorcycle Training
Use a foam roller at home to help train your club face awareness
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Use shaft rotation as a key component to building your stock swing.
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A great training tool for working on clubface awareness
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If you don't like starting the downswing with the motorcycle, then feel free to end the backswing with it.
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Myview - Deconstruct The Motorcycle
Breaking down the motorcycle, and understanding it's related movements.
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The important compliment to the axis tilt for the driver swing
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If you are struggling off the tee, this simple checkpoint can help you get back on track.