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This Move Should ALWAYS Start The TAKEAWAY!



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In this video, Adam teaches you why this move should always start the takeaway. The lead shoulder always plays an important role in the takeaway because it allows the golfer to stay connected. Many golfer initiate the take away with their hands which leads to a disconnect and over the top swing. Try these drills and feels to stay connected and on plane.

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17 Comments

  1. I wish my friends don’t find your channel as I am improving and kicking their asses. Finally everything makes sense about golf swing.

  2. Incredible instruction for elite level players, wish i was younger, instead of being almost 70, but i did try the little hip bump move, great with iron's, however I can't for the life of me hit my driver with that pre set move

  3. Can you clarify the alternate feel of trail shoulder blade behind your head. Is this an address feeling or a feeling for the takeaway?

  4. From an online lesson with Adam and these videos, I have improved so much. I was stuck in a rut of shanks and slices galore and now I am hitting way more crisp and consistent shots!

  5. Initiating with the lead shoulder is such a big game changer for me!

  6. Every time I start my back swing trying to start my core, I go into a dip and get too shallow on my downswing hitting a too high draw.

  7. My biggest struggle with this was only focusing on the left shoulder move away led to my right hip not turning and left side moving towards the ball instead. The explanation of the right pocket moving back and as the left shoulder moves the club back is a great explanation of how it works!

  8. "I want you to feel like…" – I love hearing coaches talk like this.

  9. I'm amazed at how I can hear the same swing advice 20 times over the course of a year, and yet still learn something new… it's fascinating

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