【踏み込み】左足のウラで地面をしっかりと踏み込んで打つ。既に学んだことではありますが、そこに前傾角度のキープや手元の動きなどを絡め、より深く知識を深めるとしましょう《第163回》

Some coaches out there are always going on about how important it is to step on the left foot. They often teach by stomping the sole of their left foot on the ground, saying, "If you don't do this, you won't be able to transfer power to the ball." Well, if they're teaching advanced players and offering a more advanced level of instruction, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that... Apparently, one of the female staff members teaching this course was once told by a coach she knew, "If you could step on the ground harder, you'd increase your distance," which is why she decided to give this lecture. Up until now, Yuhara has taught everything from the direction of stepping on the ground, the accompanying axis rotation, and drills to achieve that. But how much do you really understand? Listen carefully to this lecture as a refresher. I think it's especially useful for those who are currently struggling with their swing or whose shots are struggling. Related Videos [Lower Body Movement] How should you move your lower body during the swing? Are you still bending your hips on the downswing? In this lecture, Yuhara demonstrates the leg-raising exercise. First and foremost, you need to instill this in your body. {Episode 134}    • 【下半身の動き】スイング中、下半身をどう動かすか⁉　未だにダウンスイングで腰を切る、...   One of the most theoretically minded pros in golf. He's known for his sharp iron shots. Tokyo International University Golf Club Coach Nobumitsu Yuhara Born August 14, 1957, in Tokyo. Seven regular tour wins and one senior tour win. Tokyo International University alumnus. Started golf at age seven, he won the Japan Junior Golf Championship in 1974 and 1975. He graduated from Nihon University Sakuragaoka High School and went on to Nihon University's College of Economics, where he joined the golf club. He won 27 times, including the Japan Amateur Golf Championship in 1979, and turned pro in 1980 after graduating. He further refined the beautiful swing he had been renowned for since his student days, and reigned supreme as one of Japan's leading shot makers, taking the world by storm. His high par-on percentage is particularly noteworthy. From 1985, when records began, through 2005, he finished in the top 10 in 19 of the 21 seasons. He was ranked number one in 1998, 2000, and 2001. In July 2013, he was appointed special professor at Tokyo International University and head coach of the university's golf club, becoming a pioneer in the full-time coaching of students by an active tour professional. While juggling three roles as a tour professional, university professor, and golf club head coach, in April 2010, he enrolled in the Master's program in Human Sciences at Nihon University's Graduate School of Comprehensive Social and Information Studies. He is currently striving to further his knowledge of golf theory while striving to obtain his doctorate five years from now. Table of Contents 00:00 Theme: Stepping in 00:39 Using your glutes 02:32 Supporting with the club 04:32 Engaging your hips 05:36 Proper grip movement 07:28 Mastering the switch 09:18 Summary ▼Click here for our channel URL    / @n.yuhara-golf32   #DeepenYourGolfKnowledge