Online Teacher Videos - Who Can Be Recommended as Good?

[chihwah li]

Golf instructors like to do things step by step. Although I understand, but that stretches the amount a person needs to pay for private lessons (or semi private) to a lot of money.

My question is: is there an online teacher with videos that is able to show the advanced things. Right from the beginning. A paid instructor videos are ok. with those videos I could examine myself if I am doing well or not.

Through video recording, launch monitor, etc See if there is an improvement, etc.

 

Any good online golf instructor with videos) that is highly recommended? Thank you very much.

[iacas]

I don’t think you understand how teaching works.

[ChetlovesMer]

2 hours ago, chihwah li said:

Golf instructors like to do things step by step. Although I understand, but that stretches the amount a person needs to pay for private lessons (or semi private) to a lot of money.

My question is: is there an online teacher with videos that is able to show the advanced things. Right from the beginning. A paid instructor videos are ok. with those videos I could examine myself if I am doing well or not.

Through video recording, launch monitor, etc See if there is an improvement, etc.

 

Any good online golf instructor with videos) that is highly recommended? Thank you very much.

I just want to make sure I understand what you are looking for.

Are you looking for a totally on-line program... something like Tathata Golf. Which teaches you step by step to build a swing?

Are you looking for a live coach which you could go see and then work on stuff yourself, sending videos back and forth, until you go see him/her again?

Are you looking for a series of Youtube-type videos that are free to access? 

Am I totally off and you are looking for something else? 
 

 

[chihwah li]

Online teacher, perhaps with added bonus to able to ask the teacher for help, by sending video.

It is paid, that is ok if the teacher addresses all things important. but of course if there is a free versions of giving in depth knowledge of how to golf, that would be great.

Youtube might tell things, but it is soo scattered into small bits , and I as a beginner don;t even know which bits are good, and which bits are actually not good to learn.

[dennyjones]

30 minutes ago, chihwah li said:

Online teacher, perhaps with added bonus to able to ask the teacher for help, by sending video.

It is paid, that is ok if the teacher addresses all things important. but of course if there is a free versions of giving in depth knowledge of how to golf, that would be great.

Youtube might tell things, but it is soo scattered into small bits , and I as a beginner don;t even know which bits are good, and which bits are actually not good to learn.

The problem with YouTube videos, the videos aren't specific for "your" (proverbial) needs.  Usually the student doesn't even know what the real underlying issues are with their golf swing.    When I first started taking lessons I told the instructor I wanted to be more consistent!   The problem was, I was already consistent.   I was consistently gripping the club wrong, leaving pressure on the trail foot and other mistakes that make a golf swing good.   

I believe you'll find many confused golfers that have went down the YouTube rabbit hole.  

[iacas]

10 hours ago, chihwah li said:

Golf instructors like to do things step by step. Although I understand, but that stretches the amount a person needs to pay for private lessons (or semi private) to a lot of money.

I have a little more time to elaborate on what I had said earlier.

There are some golf instructors who will "begin at square one" and will draw things out to make some more money. Sometimes these instructors have a "system" and you have to do the early parts before they let you move on, often it's "easier" for them to fit everything into the same pattern or swing, etc.

But that's not how good instruction works.

I take the strengths a person has and attack the priority "piece" or problem. Often this begins early (at address position, or during the backswing), because improvements to those things have downstream effects. But it's not for the purpose of drawing out lessons or making more money, even as a side benefit let alone as a primary driver for the reason(s).

10 hours ago, chihwah li said:

My question is: is there an online teacher with videos that is able to show the advanced things.

Not sure what you mean about "advanced things." You are new here, so we don't know much about your game. Generally speaking, though, if you want to play your best golf… you're better off finding an instructor you like and working with them, not trying to learn as much about "the golf swing" as you can. That generally just leads to confusion and slows your progress.

10 hours ago, chihwah li said:

Right from the beginning. A paid instructor videos are ok. with those videos I could examine myself if I am doing well or not.

Through video recording, launch monitor, etc See if there is an improvement, etc.

Any good online golf instructor with videos) that is highly recommended? Thank you very much.

I read this as you want to find an instructor that created a set of videos that you can follow to build a golf swing.

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