Improve Your Golf Swing: Mastering Pelvic Position for Better Accuracy

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the thing is when you were going back right you had all this sway over your back foot right so the strategy and your feet were quite quite narrow your right hip was over your right heel and then you swayed even more as you went back right so let’s get the feet wider turn the toes out a little bit that helps you with the functionality the knees and the pelvis right back leg gets longer front leg gets shorter but what you’re doing now is your right heel is outside of your right hip right and then what you’re going to do is you’re going to put a bit of pressure into the front foot 55 60% as you do that the center of the pis instead of being 50/50 in between your feet the center of your pelvis is then going to be 55% over the front foot and that’s your stock sort of setup position right um all the all the evidence from the pros Hitting off the pressure mat is they got 55 to 60% in the front foot Etc right you can’t do that if the pelvis is over here right so 55% over the front foot at the at the seter right shaft leans forward then as we start swinging as we get to the top of the Swing the idea to to kind of stop the sway we’ve already got this right leg at an angle we definitely want to push down in the right foot but if this leg’s already at an angle use the leg at this angle as a brace to stop the sway so then as you so it’s like you’re pushing you’re pushing with your right right leg as your right leg is extended and your pelvis is moving even more towards the target so if your pelv the center of your pelvis is 55% over your front foot at setup I want your pelvis 60% over your front foot at the top and then at P5 when left arm gets parallel with the ground let’s say your pelvis is 70% over your front foot when the shaft’s parallel with the ground I want your pelvis 80% over your front foot at impact I want your pelvis 90% over your front front foot and then when you finish get the pelvis 95% over the front foot so the pelvis is only moving one way and it kind of it’s a it’s an exercise to to cut out the sway does that make sense it’s a good way of thinking about it so this leg’s kind of pushing back this exactly exactly right