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STOP that reverse pivot/spine angle by correcting your pelvis movement

Full swing - back swing

A reverse pivot, or reverse spine angle, at the top of your golf back swing will cause you many issues as you swing down towards impact and try to correct it. You will experience inconsistent ball strikes, hitting the ground before the ball or topping the ball, you will find it very difficult to consistently control the direction of your shots and also you will not be at full power through impact resulting in shorter golf shot distance. This video explains what a reverse spine angle is, how this is affected by your pelvis movement and then how to get rid of it with a simple drill that you can work on at home, or whilst training your swing movement at the range.

Video tags: #back swing #pelvis movement #reverse pivot #spine angle

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If you are standing up and loosing your posture during your golf down swing, then you have what’s known as early extension. Moving in this way rather than rotating around your spine angle will make it difficult to control the club face as you strike the golf ball and also mean that you are not at full power when hitting your shots. Try this simple drill to give you the feeling that you need to have whilst making a better down swing, for maximum shot distance and accuracy.

Easy and simple fix for early extension in your golf swing

If you reverse pivot, or lean your upper body towards the target, on your back swing, this will cause you several problems during your down swing. You will be very dependant on your timing to strike the ball well and you will find it hard to be accurate and consistent with your golf shots. Here we look at the cause of a reverse pivot and how you can go about correcting it and improving your swing.

Correcting a reverse pivot back swing (stop leaning towards target)