[Golf with Aimee] Aimee’s Golf Lesson 026: LET THE LEGS LEAD!

Our Golf Professional Aimee Cho talks about proper use of the lower body! Shows two exercises to be able to self-train the correct feeling in the legs and the correct movements of the legs!

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18 thoughts on “[Golf with Aimee] Aimee’s Golf Lesson 026: LET THE LEGS LEAD!

  1. Aimee this video solves a great mystery for me. I have had lots of instructors tell me to rotate my hips in the downswing and the only positive result was a fade/cut. Which I hated. The idea of controlling the downswing with that move from the right core is the magic move for me – after many years of trying to find it and thousands of dollars in instruction. Thanks!

  2. Aimee….! You're videos are amazing. Focusing on just one single movement – including exercises (for the living-room and the range) are great. In addition with your fitness-tipps – they're unique. Even as a single-handicaper they're valuable. Please go ahead! I'm pretty sure you will improve the game of so many golfers. Me included.

  3. Hi Aimee, I've have been told from more than one PGA and LPGA instructor that I don't turn my hips to start the swing back to the ball and I have more of a slide than a turn. The result is a club path that is extremely inside out with the club more finishing more up and down than over my left shoulder.. Do you think this drill would work for me? If not do you have one that does? Thanks for all your videos and I can't wait for your web page to get going…

  4. Hey Aimee, wow! Good work. This is the first time I tried to start with the back and left hip to get into the
    backswing – not turning the right side and shoulders first (a new feeling).

    Could you please explain, if the push with the right hand is to the left and upwards or just to the left (lateral). (Maybe the
    left hip seems to be higher – after the push but before you turn -, because you straighten your left leg.)
    Thank you!
    Andy

  5. Hi Aimee,
    Good video as always but I do prefer when you are talking instead of typography :).
    Great video still but it seem more clear when you show us.

    It still helped me a lot thanks !

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