知らない人が9割。飛距離と方向性を失う原因とは？｜“腕の使い方の誤解”を科学で解説

If arm motion is misunderstood, both distance and accuracy are lost at the same time. In this video, arm motion is explained scientifically, based on body structure and how force is transferred in the golf swing. Note: While this explanation is built to be as evidence-based as possible, it also includes my own interpretations. Please consider this as one perspective and apply what fits your swing. 【Chapters】 0:00 Introduction 0:52 Arms move vertically, the trunk rotates horizontally 4:35 What is the ideal arm rotation? 7:37 The takeaway becomes unnatural 11:20 How to fix hands lifting near impact 14:49 Summary 【Related Golf Videos】 Maximize your distance — explained clearly using a model    • 飛距離を最大化する！模型を使ってわかりやすく解説〜ゴルフスイングの科学〜   What most golfers don’t know — the real grip and arm motion (science-based)    • ほとんどの人が知らない！本当のグリップと腕の使い方を科学的に解説   The core of the golf swing — a complete breakdown of weight shift    • ゴルフスイングの核心、重心移動を徹底解説   The X-factor misconception — why you’re not using SSC for power    • 捻転差の誤解｜飛ばないのは◯◯◯を使えていないからだった！   The science behind the “arm motion misconception” (this video) I now have an English channel This video is also available with English narration and subtitles on my English channel. ▶ Watch here:    • Want a Powerful Draw? Understand the Impac...   Korean Channel Hello! I’ve also opened a Korean channel. I’ll be uploading translated videos gradually, so please check it out when you have time. ▶    • Video  LWEOKE7eg Instagram   / hoshitore   【Contact】 Website: https://hoshitore.com Email: [email protected] 【Copyright Notice】 All copyrights and portrait rights for images and video clips used in this video belong to their respective owners. These materials are used solely to support research and to make the explanation clearer for viewers. If you own any content used in this video and would like it removed, please contact me directly. The content will be removed within 24 hours. #golf #golfswing #golfswingtips #drivingdistance #accuracy #armmotion #shallowing #wristflexion #handsup #biomechanics #sportscience #HoshitoreTrainingStudio