Hip (Pelvis) Rotation, Pressure & Common Faults
If you want more pars, let's make sure that you are rotating your hips or more specifically, your pelvis during the backswing. I share some common scenarios (featuring some of you!) to help you develop a more efficient hip rotation. Plus, I cover lots of goodies including pressure and common faults that I see..all to help you get better strikes. So, let's get to it!
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I like the tip on the little space that is created between the hip and the pole. Creating the extension. Just trying that move in my living room watching this (While a winter storm goes on outside!!) if I don't don't do the little extension I come over the top with my shoulder and club. Very good tip to correct that!! Thanks from Canada!!
Best in the business. No one verbally and visually compares.
I want more paaars … 🙂
I wish I could get this quality of instruction from my swing coach. Your videos have amazing depth and insights!
Hi! I love your golf tips but, but spend too mucho time explaining the wrong things instead emphasizing the correct way.
you are so funny as a human being, no mention the instructions!?
who is that golfer at 3:18? That looks like my brother. Nice tip.
"Pelvis in the same zip code" : something I want my ball to do.
Actually, Christina, you are the magic.
Enjoying the full description of the topics for each lesson. The best communicator I have seen teaching golf.
Love your tips Thanks Ian
I really appreciate you breaking these rotation moves down. I have made just about all of the mistakes that you mention. Now perhaps I can improve! Thank you!!!
That magic first move onto the right foot is gold. Thank you
Thanks, these instructions helped me a lot. More consistent shot. It will take me one step ?♀️ further in my golf ⛳, more pars.
Perhaps I'm over-thinking the process but when I see you swing, it is one smooth, buttery, powerful, mellifluous flow. I get very segmented in my swing while thinking, hips, arms, pelvis, wrists, which then leaves my arms screaming through the ball in the downswing, almost as if I have to catch up or recover lost speed to create distance. I may not be on the mark here but that's how it appears to me. Perhaps I just need to go to the range and build (video) the PROPER sequence/muscle memory before I worry about distance/accuracy.
Very Good show of where your lower body should be on the back swing! Thank You!
Ill try to work on this tomorrow!!
Thank you for this great video. Is trailing right hip tilted up O.K when it goes back? Thanks.
I pulled back muscles because I was doing what you said not to do , works much easy and better this way . Thanks chirstina