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Ok. I understand the WIG completely now. Wow. This is the best concept tie in you all have done. Kudos.
Haha, now I see the root of the last message you sent! Right on! 👍💪👌
I never focused or saw the blur and now realized I was still not task focused enough and the manipulations would really be blown out of proportion when there was a little pressure or my eye didn’t love the line.
This feel of the arms are totally shut off and only the kinetic chain is on is so liberating. Just to clarify, for draw I want to see the blur over the ball then pass the right edge of the IP, for fade I want to see the blur pass over the left edge of the ball and then left of the IP correct?
One question on picking a target. I’ve been consistently hitting the shot shape but it’s been starting at my intended target and curving away. Is should I (for me) place the IP in between the ball and my start line as a fix for this?
Over the ball in both cases; and then use the IP to deliver the flow of momentum in the direction you want to start the ball and if you feel that the release was deep enough past the ball and it is not fading, then your grip and club face is too strong.
Are you letting your hands or arms drop to a certain point before engaging the legs and getting the weight over to lead side?
Hi Christopher! The good news is that you never need to worry about this when focused on the task towards the target using the weight of arms and club. To think about when to engage the legs would be sabotage on an epic scale! 😝😀👍
Great video! Now I’ll realize if I feel myself loosing my posture around contract, it’s because I’m in manipulation mode, and not using my legs.
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Hi Shawn, I just played the best 9 holes of my short golfing career this past Friday. I made solid contact with every iron shot that I had! I noticed that after I chose my intermediate point, I focused my eyes more in between the ball and the IP, instead of the blade of grass directly in front of the ball. This seemed to allow me to ensure that my club hit the ball first, and traveled over the IP. Is there any reason why you may or may not recommend this? I don’t want to form any bad habits and would like to change this if it’s not what you’d recommend. Thanks for your great teaching! I really enjoy every video that I watch.
Stick with what you are doing!! You are predicting and staying with your task nicely and that is what counts! Way to go and thank you for the great feedback, this will help many others!
Thanks for the reply! Glad to hear that it’s acceptable!