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The left knee movement in the golf swing is a fundamental that most amateur golfers mess up almost the instant the club starts moving away from the golf ball in the backswing.

Keeping the left knee quiet ensures a much simpler downswing movement that will boost consistency dramatically.

 

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Hip Movement in the Golf Swing

There are a lot of misconceptions about how your hips should work through the golf swing.

Using Gears golf we take a look at correct hip movement in the golf swing as it relates to hip tilt. The hips do not turn level.

 

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Left Arm Bend In The Golf Swing

We get questions about the left arm (or right arm for you lefties) during the swing… should it stay straight or should it bend?

Many times our amateur clients have been told they “collapse” at the top, so they try the opposite of collapsing which is keeping that left arm ram-rod straight. Well… neither is going to help your swing. Let’s take a look at how the pros  do it.

 

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Backswing on Plane is a term which has been around for many many years and it’s often confusing or mis-understood.

Once you know how to get the backswing on plane in your backswing, you’ll find that your swing balance and shot direction will improve enormously.

In this video Eric will explain the correct path (plane) for your club to start on in your backswing. This drill is using an alignment rod to guide your backswing path.

 

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Release for Power

In this video Zach defines and explains the importance of the release in the golf swing and shows how you can copy some of the best players in the games free wheeling release to improve your golf game.

 

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