The Tip That Changed My Swing Forever featuring Jess Frank - PART 3 #golftok #golfswing #golfer #cogornogolf #golf #golftiktok #ericcogornogolf #bethlehem #bocaraton #lehighvalley #golfing #golflife #golftips #progolfer #golfr #pga #southflorida #golfinstructor #golfinstruction #lpga

You have the best players in the world that do this move that is not pointed out in a lot of golf instruction and books, but it's definitely what makes great golfers. So I'm gonna take that same sort of feel. So almost when I have this around here, the sensation, if I had no idea what any of what you just said meant, and I was like, I don't even know how to move here, right? I'm kind of getting the feel that the grip of the club is kind of pointed at the ball. That's a great way to think about it. And I can't really get the grip of the club pointed at the ball. If yes, yeah. I don't know if I can do it with my hips back. You cannot do it that way. I can't do it if my head goes forward, like it wouldn't go down enough. Correct. So to get the down and forward part correct, it kind of forces in those same feels. Yeah, this is awesome. I definitely feel my lead like. Yes, your lead hip goes up and around because you're straightening your left leg. These are for all those people who keep their knees bent and their head forward. Oh my gosh, you could just really do that. If people would practice this motion, what you're doing, Eric, if they did it 10 minutes a day like this, they would become a better golfer the next day they play. That's a good title. Yeah. So what I feel different than normal, how about that? Yes. What I feel different than normal is I feel like my right side is more kind of crunched. Yes. I feel like my, or almost like my left side stretched out, my right side's crunched down. Yes. And my hips and pelvis feel pushed up and forward. Absolutely. And from the down the line angle, I would imagine if we draw the line on my back, that really helps me keep that inclination. Yeah. Yeah, I like those. Yeah, I mean, that's fantastic. Let me hit with that. Proof is always in the pudding, is that the phrase? I'm going to feel those same pieces like I felt. So the trail shoulder's down, head is back. And again, about as solid as you can hit it.