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Video Analysis Tutorials - Two Plane from Face On

Posted By: Jim Hardy on 4/16/2010

In the finale of our four-part series, we look at the Two Plane swing from a face-on view.  As mentioned previously, the down-the-line perspective will normally give us 80% of what we need to know when evaluating a golf swing.  However, there are several elements that are best seen in the face-on view.  We dive into those in this video of Scott Hoch.

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Jim

 

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6 Comments

    • May 29 2010, 2:54 PM Galvin Green
    • Love the video so as long as the lower part of the swing is on plane this is the key?? Great video by the way keep up the good work.
    • Jul 12 2010, 1:46 PM don
    • Would like some Video Analysis of two plane swings that are more ideal.
    • Aug 14 2010, 1:25 AM Howard Hill
    • I have your plane truth dvd and vault #1. I try to use the reverse K set up position. I am working on the bump but am comfused by your saying the arms have to drop into the slot. What happened to the karati chop for power of the 2 plane swing. Is the power in the circle or the chop. Please address power locations. We all want more power. Thank You Howard Hill
    • Sep 24 2010, 2:33 PM Larry Bogar
    • I had to switch back to the two plane swing. I lost a club in distance and developed a wicked hook with the one plane swing. While I have the flexibility and the strength for the one plane, it is just not natural for me. I went back to the book and the dvd and returned to the two plane with great success. One issue though, Jim, I know that you prefer the one plane swing.This is no excuse for giving the two plane the short end of your instruction. For many of us this is what works. Your instructions on the one plane/two plane has worked wonders, don't screw it up because of a bias. I have a question concerning the fairway wood / hybrid debate. I can hit my long irons long and high. Would it hold that the two plane swing would lend itself to better hybrid play or the fairway wood?
    • Oct 15 2010, 9:48 AM David Gundling
    • Looked at my Plane Truth DVD set last night. I think Mr Hardy's statement of the goal of a golf swing is not complete. The objective isn't to repeatedly be able to hit the back of the ball. Anyone can swing slow enough to repeatedly hit the back of the ball. One also needs to be able to do that with the highest controllable swing speed one can generate.
    • Mar 05 2011, 8:27 AM Sandwah
    • never a mention of what the club and its motion did to impart energy into the ball. the body doesnt hit the ball, the blub hits the ball. club movement was perfect, and his body RESPONDED according to his feel, to enable that to happen.
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