Welcome to the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast with your hosts, Mike Granato and Sean Webb, co-founders of Athletic Motion Golf. In this episode, Mike and Sean get into one of the most common swing faults they see: the “Hoist” move.

This misleading swing flaw often looks great from a down-the-line angle but reveals major issues from the face-on perspective. The guys explain why this move is causing so many golfers to struggle and why it’s crucial to understand how your shoulder and body should move during the swing.

They explain how the hoist move often stems from flawed concepts about shoulder movement, leading to a swing that looks “on plane” but actually sets you up for trouble on the downswing. Mike and Sean discuss why focusing on the right shoulder movement—moving across rather than down—is a game-changer for your ball striking.

Welcome to the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast with Mike Granato and Sean Webb, co-founders of Athletic Motion Golf. In this episode, Mike and Sean focus on a common swing issue—the "Trail Arm Gap."

They explain what it is, why it happens, and how it can impact your game. Mike and Sean break down this often-misunderstood issue, describing how it affects your swing and why fixing it can transform your game. They debunk popular but misleading golf instruction trends, the importance of proper arm movement, and share advice that cuts through the noise of bad golf tips.

Tune in to learn tips that will help you play better golf.

Welcome to the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast with your hosts, Mike Granato and Sean Webb, co-founders of Athletic Motion Golf. In this special episode, we’re thrilled to have our first-ever guest, Brian Manziella—one of Golf Digest’s Top 50 and Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Instructors. Brian has been a leading voice in golf instruction, and today, he joins us to talk about the past, present, and future of teaching the game.

We cover a range of topics, including how data-driven insights, advanced technology, and changing trends are transforming the way golf is taught and played. Brian shares his thoughts on the major shifts in golf instruction over the last decade, the influence of social media, and how new measurement tools are redefining what’s possible on the course. We also look deeper into how these innovations shape the next generation of players and coaches and what we can expect from golf in the next 10 years!