Keys To Transition
98 videos . Updated 3 years, 11 months ago
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How to move from the top of the swing, get in delivery position, and be prepared to release the club.
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Analysis - Examples of What Shallows The Downswing
In this analysis video we explore options for shallowing the club on the downswing.
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Transition - As Fast As The Blink Of An Eye
A helpful image for uncovering how much time you have to think about the change of direction.
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Transition Analysis - Pros Vs Ams
In this video, I walk you through the differences between professional golfers and amateurs during the transition from backswing to downswing.
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In transition, how you shallow the club is very important to your success as a golfer
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Shallowing the arms is critical for supporting a body driven golf swing
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Connecting Arm Shallowing To Supination
Arm shallowing is a widely accepted best practice, but the reason is not always clearly explained.
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Left Tilt In Transition Examples
The let tilt in transition is one of the key movements to using the legs well in the downswing.
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Not everyone is a feel learner, seeing what shallow arms looks like can help those who must visualize.
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Bump Then Turn The Hips Discussion
Understand the timing and movements of the pelvis in transition.
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Transition Timing - Lower Body Slowly But Early
The timing of the body movements is more important than the speed
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Shallow The Release - Unhinge Then Supinate
A breakdown the sequence of the proper wrist movements during the release
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Case Study - Indirect Arm Shallow
See an example of how to think your way through working on your swing.
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Learn the common pitfalls to avoid during the transition.
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Shallowing While Resisting Shallowing
Learn the subtlety of the force during the shallowing movement in transition
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How Apply Force In Transition - Quiver Pulls Explained
Understand the concept of how you want to pull on the club during the downswing
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Major Movements That Shallow The Club In Transition
The major shallowers in transition demonstrated. See if you're missing your key.
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A visual drill for seeing shallow arms in transition
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Shallow arms are a key component to a body driven swing, but not everyone feels them the same way.
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Transition Pump For Body Speed
Use the pump drill to emphasize how you power the swing.
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Trying to shallow the arms is not always as successful as letting the arms shallow
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Discover a routine for working through shallow arms
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Trying to get the arm shallow perfect will frequently leave you under performing this key move
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Fixing Club Face Too Open In Transition
Rotating the club-face open in transition is a symptom of a bigger issue - pulling with the arms instead of the body.
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Shallowing out the club in transition is an important part of a golf swing, but there are better ways to do it than others.
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Feet Together - Shallow And Wipe Release Training
The body does a great job of shallowing the club, but in this drill you are forced to do it all with the arms.
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Shallow Timeline - What Shallows At What Points In The Downswing
Learn what movements typically tip she swing path too shallow at different points in the downswing.
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Reverse Pump - Transition To Check Points
The reverse pump works on the positioning of the club during transition
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Steep arms is a quick way to ruin a good wedge shot
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Hit From The Top - Training Top of The Backswing Into Transition
Pausing at the top is a great way to train transition timing
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Experiencing The Arm Shallow Timing
Learn what it's like to NOT pull with your arms to start the downswing.
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How Much Lower Body Bump In Transition?
Find out how to monitor your lower body shift to see if you have too much or too little
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Connecting The Backswing To Transition
If you are struggling with the transition moves, double checking your backswing may make it click
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See real examples of how tour pros and amateurs use their arms in transition
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Towel Pulls - Feeling Body Power In Transition
Towel pulls can be used to develop a feel of the overall engine of the swing.
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Broken Transition - Transition Check Point Training
Their are two major ways to work on transition, the pump and the broken transition
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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 of a few key transition drills.
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Learn what different thoughts in transition will do to the movement of the club.
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Practicing The Transition Sequence
An at home drill for practicing the different pieces of transition.
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Learn a way to categorize the movements that adjust the path of the club
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Golf Cart Transition Pump - Feel A Body Led Downswing
Use the seat of the golf cart to help activate the right muscles for transition.
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Learn how a thought for pitchers can help you train your transition.
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Tee'd Up 7-Iron - A Feel Based Shallow Drill
Use a 7 iron and a ball tee'd up a few inches to help train the sweeping motion of the driver.
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The Jackson 5 Progression adds layers of complexity to this critical movement.
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Water Bottle Transition - Feeling Arm Shallowing
Use a water bottle to exaggerate the feel of the forearms during transition.
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Understanding Steeps And Shallows
A golf term that is important to understand is this concept of steep and shallow path of the club. Watch this video to understand what this really means.
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In this drill circuit, we walk you through a series of drills to chunk the key pieces of a solid transition.
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There is normally only one transition talked about in golf, but really there are FOUR!
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Delivery Pump Drill - Driver Transition Training
A classic drill to practice driver transition.
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Zorro Loops - Blending Transition Arms To Release Arms For Driver
Learn the timing of the arms, and the drop during transition that enables the club to come from from a shallow angle.
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The important compliment to the axis tilt for the driver swing
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The hip bump is a key part of creating axis tilt.
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The transition is the hardest move in golf for most people, start training the proper movements now.
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Fall To Heels - A Smoother Body Transition
A way to feel the weight moving toward your heels instead of your toes during transition.
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Step Change Of Direction - Transition Sequencing
This is a great drill for working initiating the downswing with the lower body.
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How to practice the movements the arms do while you are shifting weight during transition.
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Learn a feel for the important left tilt during transition.
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Left Shoulder Transition Lag Move
Learn how the left shoulder movements contributes to clubhead speed.
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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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Jackson 5 Drill - Bump The Hips For Axis Tilt
A way to practice the feeling of the weight shift (or hip bump) to start the downswing.
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Understanding Transition - Distance Wedges
Learn the subtle difference between the transition of your stock swing and the transition of your distance wedge swing.
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Wipe Analysis - Back Side Visual
It could be easier to see the wipe movement from behind rather than face on.
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Case Study - Squaring the Club Face to Fix A Scoop Slice
Watch how working on a concept, like squaring the clubface, can change multiple swing checkpoints.
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Transition - Using the Obliques or Back
If you lunge or early extend, there is a good chance you aren't using your obliques effectively.
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Combo - Arm Shallowing and Left Tilt
You often need to work on two moves at the same time to achieve mastery of either.
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Swing Analysis - Brooks Koepka
See one reason why Brooks is such a long hitter!
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Connecting the arm movements to body movements
A key step in making your swing feel rhythmic and consistent
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Losing focus during a swing is a recipe for poor performance.
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A drill to help ease the tendency to pull with the arms in transition
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A fix for launching your trail leg into the golf ball
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Sternum - Bicep - Forearm - Arm Shallow Angle
A simple awareness drill for feeling shallow arm movements
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Understand an important body-club relationship that can help with arm shallowing and proper release mechanics.
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A drill to help students feel proper arm and club shallowing in transition.
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Two Checks for Ulnar Deviation
Understand the benefits of proper ulnar deviation and how to check for it.
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Discussing the Two Low Points - Hands and Club
Discussing the low point of the handle versus the clubhead and their importance to the swing.
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Understand the upper-arm movements associated with proper club shallowing.
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Understand the connection between dribbling a basketball and great tempo.
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A great drill for improving body tempo and bracing at impact.
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Point Trail Elbow at Trail Hip
A great drill to keep the trail arm in sync with the body.
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Understand how varying backswing positions can impact the downswing.
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Slow to Fast - Tempo & Transition
A great drill for feeling the proper tempo and timing of transition.
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Discussing the proper amount of lag & when to unhinge the wrists in transition.
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Sequence Training with Shallow Stick
A great rope drill for building speed & proper sequencing.
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A great starting point for working on the "unhinging" of the wrists during the release.
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Hanging Back? Check The Clubface
Remedy a "hang back" in the context of a weight vs pressure shift.
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Discussing the importance of "shallowing" in transition and how we can measure it.
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A great feel & visual for players who tend to "pull" with the arms in transition.
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Member Question - Using The Internal Obliques
Learn (2) quick checkpoints to see if the internal obliques are working in your swing.
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A great transition drill that pays homage to Ben Hogan's practice swings.
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Start The Swing At Waist Height
How to start the swing at your waist height to encourage better sequencing.
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Discussing one of my favorite downswing sequencing drills.
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Identify Your Clubface Closing Pattern
How to identify your clubface closing pattern
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This video explains what float loading in a swing is
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How a side arm throw can help train key body movements to help you hit your driver, three wood, and long irons more consistent.
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Use a folding chair to find the proper blend of linear & rotary movements in the downswing.
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A simple checkpoint for one of the most misunderstood concepts in golf.
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A simple way to train the proper pelvis-torso relationship at impact.
