aaron baddeley - golf swing - stack and tilt

[mario0159]

None of the pros who use it complain about back problems. the swing is designed they way it is because of the anatomical fundamentals, are easy to repeat motions that the body is capable of doing.

[hertblue]

stack and tilt is basically keeping your head in the same position and keeping your weight on the left side throughout?

[johnsirin]

Yeah, basically

[andypatnou]

club face open with hands forward of ball,Staying center, swing the club on a circle, Stack COG's at the top, lenear hips, flying wedge, axis tilt to promote a nice high push draw.

[JimHalpert3]

yah that sounds simple

[hertblue]

thanks

[flowerdrop1]

@hertblue and hurting your back

[Gyro911]

@flowerdrop1 Actually a lot of PGA pro's who now use the stack and tilt decided to use it due to back problems they had from a conventional swing. This includes Mike Wier.

[flowerdrop1]

@Gyro911 is that why he quit Stack and Tilt?

[ellis505]

he gone back conventional

[Gyro911]

@hertblue No stack and tilt means not shifting your weight and upper body toward your back foot but keeping everything centered instead throught the swing. Its basically a one plane swing. People who think the power needs to be loaded up on the front foot dont know shit about the stack tilt and are the same ones that suck at golf. They'd be best served to try this technique, it works great on the course

[Scottishindependance]

He's playing much better than he did last year. His swing is fantastic, it's not the modern day swing which encourages width on the dack swing, and loading the right side (causes more problems than solutions).

[ssgolf37]

2getstacked their DVD is out

[trxtan1]

i dont know if it's the angle of the camera or what... but he looks a bit crouched there compared to the way he swung last year.

[ygmondoux]

I think it s bescause the ball is below his feet.