Tumble in the Golf Swing

[nevets88]

I spend too much time reading instruction forums and pieces on the internet and I still run into stuff I've never seen before. Seems like tumble is PA3. Another rathole to consume your time.

https://www.google.com/search?q=golf+swing+tumble&oq=golf+swing+tumble&aqs=chrome..69i57.3205j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[iacas]

Brian Manzella calls it his "beta" torque. It's also just called "shallowing the shaft" (or steepening).

Forearm rotation.

You've seen it countless times before.

[colin007]

@nevets88, have you been cheating on The SandTrap?

[nevets88]

2 hours ago, colin007 said:

@nevets88, have you been cheating on The SandTrap?

Nevah! 

2 hours ago, iacas said:

Brian Manzella calls it his "beta" torque. It's also just called "shallowing the shaft" (or steepening).

Forearm rotation.

You've seen it countless times before.

Ah I see, just another term for something I already know.

[wannabe]

typically I tumble just before firing the glutes.

[Jack Watson]

I've had some interesting talks with Brian on the phone about some of this stuff like tumble.  (The man loves to hear himself talk but he is a wealth of theory)

What he shows in the video hands way out then a late tumble is not a concept for us to pay attention to.  Also he shows the right shoulder coming way out over and high and again don't like that. 

Stuff like this is best addressed one to one with your pro imo.  

 

[OB1]

Tumble, power accumulator #3, beta torque it’s all the same it’s nothing new it’s just an explanation of the torque you employ to square the clubface.  In a golf swing the swinging should be emphasized you swing the cog of the clubhead and at some point you need to rotate the club to get the face to hit the ball square.