Golf: Weight Shift in the Transition

once this above move is done an immediate rotation of the left hip starts ...these moves must be blended into one flowing move making the individual parts almost imperceptible

as you make this move. ..wind up your shoulders a little more ...prevents throwing from the top and improves swing sequencing

Weight must shift from right heel to left toe before you start the downswing. Making this key move drops the clubhead inside the target line and delivers an inside out swing plane eliminating pulled shots and heel contact

weight goes into the R heel and flows to the L ball of toe and then to the front of R foot when both R and L front of feet push the Left hip back and up whilst the right hip resists

Eric ..this vid helped my transition a lot ...also helped my downswing's ground force reaction ...previously I was pushing upwards off the ground in the downswing ...your 'reflex' advice somehow led me to pushing more backwards off the ground ...which redefined the muscles I now use to rotate my lead hip ...you should do a vid on this ...I'd bet the farm many golfers are trying to rotate their hips only with their hip muscles. The initial squat in the transition allows the feet/legs to rotate the lead hip while the trail leg resists ...something that (to me) is impossible with the hip muscles only ('cos both hips will rotate)?