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In this week’s Impact Show, special guest George Gankas talks about the golf posture and how it can help you get into a better position at impact. Also, he provides a drill to help you shallow the swing in your transition.

Me and My Golf is the No. 1 subscribed golf YouTube channel in the world. Piers and Andy provide a variety of video content for avid golf fans that reaches more than 180 countries. Essentially, Me and My Golf's social channels feature core instructional training tips and drills, as well as entertainment focused golf challenges, course Vlogs and trick shots. Piers has spent more than 15 years helping golfers, delivering 35,000+ lessons. After years of learning from the best coaches around the world, he has developed a simple approach to help golfers improve. His greatest skill is understanding the needs of his students, which allows him to deliver “their best lesson." Andy has spent the last 11 years coaching golf and has a passion for helping people improve. His dedication to improving his knowledge has taken him around the world, and he has learned his craft from some of the best coaches and players. Andy’s promise is to share his experiences to deliver first-class instruction

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  1. Patricknorm

    Jan 19, 2018 at 8:13 am

    Clearly Gankas is for the millennial golfer. His information is excellent because it works. I’ve watched 5 of his YouTube videos and seen how George interacts and then corrects his students with video, metrics and then a hands on ( literally) help. I could see anyone over 50 years old struggling with the information overload. The YouTube video with the 10year old girl was fascinating in that he was able to get her to hit a 180 yard drive with a 70 mph swing speed. Her track man numbers were pretty well perfect.
    George has a gift of individualising his instruction.

  2. Jerry

    Jan 19, 2018 at 6:21 am

    Seems as if Gankas was saying golf is a game of opposites – taller at address produces good posture through the ball, flying elbow leads to natural shallowing of the club, and then leaving the arms at the top without pulling, but feeling the pressure in the lead arm on the chest leads to more speed. It appears Gankas does not like a hip slide or the lead hip rising but leaving your hips centered and rotating them, then pushing off as the club reaches parallel on the downswing. Not confusing, just different from the patterns you may now be using.

    • geohogan

      Aug 29, 2020 at 11:54 am

      Without pulling, there is slack.

      Slack disrupts energy transfer.

      Pulling begins with the lats, creating tautness from lats to hands.

  3. ButchT

    Jan 18, 2018 at 8:04 pm

    I thought good info on shallowing the club. Different perspective.

  4. HoleIn2

    Jan 18, 2018 at 5:01 pm

    When you see videos like this it often send you more into a tail spin, due in part because the problems and or tips being examined aren’t ones you suffer from… Me and My golf vids are most often very good. This one IMO wasn’t…

  5. ChiliDip

    Jan 18, 2018 at 4:56 pm

    Horrible all the way around!!!

  6. TMAC

    Jan 18, 2018 at 1:10 pm

    Sorry, but he just confused the snot out of me.
    Waaay too much information. And the “teacher” can’t hit a ball to save his life. lol

    • 4right

      Jan 18, 2018 at 4:53 pm

      A+

    • geohogan

      Aug 29, 2020 at 11:57 am

      TMAC.. agree, BS baffles brains.

      Keep the right palm facing the sky and eliminate release
      and clubhead will sweep the inside quadrant of the ball.

      That is the only shallow that counts.

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