Master Golf Impact: The Power of Body Tilt Revealed! #shorts
Todd Graves breaks down the critical role of body tilt and side bend in achieving a consistent golf impact position. Comparing conventional golf setups with Moe Norman's Single Plane Swing, Graves demonstrates how setting up with initial side bend reduces motion during the downswing for a more efficient, repeatable impact plane.
Conventional golfers start with 0°–6° of side bend at address but need up to 25° at impact, requiring significant compensation.
Moe Norman set up with approximately 16° of side bend at address, reducing the movement needed to reach impact by 75%.
Proper side bend is generated by shifting the pelvis slightly forward while maintaining a still head position.
Presetting side bend aligns the right side of the body on plane, transforming the swing into a simple up-and-down motion.
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