Having some trouble

[outlaw1984]

I went out yesterday and played Nine holes and i'm still have trouble with the stack and tilt swing....i feel liek theres to much in the swing thought, as far as keeping my weight on left side, hands formard, staying connected, worried im not going to move my hips fast enough....

i hit a couple good shots but they were line drives no kind of air on them.....can someone give me some pointers....

thanks

[iacas]

Originally Posted by outlaw1984

I went out yesterday and played Nine holes and i'm still have trouble with the stack and tilt swing....i feel liek theres to much in the swing thought, as far as keeping my weight on left side, hands formard, staying connected, worried im not going to move my hips fast enough....

Regardless of the swing you're trying to do, or the things you're trying to change:

- work on one thing at a time

- film yourself, or work in a mirror in slow motion

The former is more important than the latter.

[outlaw1984]

which do you think is the most important in the S&T

[iacas]

Originally Posted by outlaw1984

which do you think is the most important in the S&T;

Depends on what problem is most glaring for you right now, what needs to be fixed first. Are you working from the book? They have a faults/fixes section at the end, I think.

You might consider signing up for evolvr .

[outlaw1984]

well, i may need to start all over with the book....has the new dvds came out yet?

[Ernest Jones]

Originally Posted by outlaw1984

well, i may need to start all over with the book....has the new dvds came out yet?

Go here: stackandtiltgolfswing.com to find out release date and/or preorder.

[RonTheSavage]

I read the book a second time and tried to get good at one aspect at a time. To me the most important aspect is the left tilt in the backswing. Also the spine extension in the back swing that is supposed to assist in keeping the shoulder center in place. Im going to order the new DVD's when they come out but until then I've found the golf evolution videos to be quite helpful. Also the Stack and tilt academy videos. Good Luck

[Ernest Jones]

Originally Posted by RonTheSavage

I read the book a second time and tried to get good at one aspect at a time. To me the most important aspect is the left tilt in the backswing. Also the spine extension in the back swing that is supposed to assist in keeping the shoulder center in place. Im going to order the new DVD's when they come out but until then I've found the golf evolution videos to be quite helpful. Also the Stack and tilt academy videos. Good Luck

Same here, feels weird which is all the more reason to strive for it.

[RonTheSavage]

This is the video that kind of got the ball rolling for me, forgive me if this video was posted elsewhere already.