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iantweedie30@gmail.com

Hi Shawn
Your teaching-task oriented rather than position structured-now makes so much sense,albeit I have still to put it into practice. The whole essence of the swing naturally becomes naturally much more athletic and goal directed
My reason for mentioning this is not only to say how helpful it all is to me in understanding mentally as a whole what I am meant to be doing but also to say that it all reminded me very recently of (I think it is called) Extraordinary Golf by Fred Shoemaker(?) who encouraged his students to throw clubs down the range! At the time-some 20 years ago or so) I thought it a great idea but too much off the wall for me to pursue. Not such a bright idea!
Thanks for all you do-much more than a business to you I suspect!
Regards
Ian

averytaxidermy@mindspring.com

How do you know when you reach your maximum speed?

Terry Jennings

I seem to be struggling with my effort level more than I’d like. Any suggestions to helping to maintain that 7/10 and 3/4 ratio of velocity to strain?

jossdr@gmail.com

“…and don’t go past the 125 marker.” When you throw the club? The club doesn’t go farther than 125 yards? Thank you,

iantweedie30@gmail.com

Hi Shawn
Once i return home i plan to be throwing some clubs around-will have to be very early in the morning!
In the meantime, my ball striking following your drills has been very encouraging-particularly the predicting contact tee/penny drill-and this will help go a long way towards reducing the number of my topped shots.
I am finding however a bit of a false dawn in that for the life of me i cant get a decent consistent level of clubhead speed! It can be as low as in the 60s-usually in the 70s and very occasionally (for irons) low 90s. (All using my SSR device)
I have a suspicion that I am losing a lot of speed by not cocking my wrists properly in the backswing. Can you possibly refer me to a suitable video please.
Additionally, if there is not one already, could you consider doing a video which demonstrates the elements which help to increase speed significantly, working from a base upwards?
May be I am not making this very clear but demo first how low speed swingers don’t get much speed and build on from there. That way I/ others could possibly identify with the particular area we most need to work on.
Many thanks
Regards
Ian

iantweedie30@gmail.com

Thanks so much Shawn!
I will look at these very shortly
Specifically however do any of the videos cover wrist cock?
If I am not cocking correctly presumably this makes a significant difference?
Regards
Ian

iantweedie30@gmail.com

I thought so!!
Many thanks once again
Off to check out!
Regards
Ian

iantweedie30@gmail.com

Not sure what I am doing wrongly but after a search on website -which shows up a result in bold words-I can’t then go to the resulting video either through clicking the word or the search box ?
Thanks
Regards
Ian
Eg Shank or Shoulder Turn

iantweedie30@gmail.com

Eg Shank or Shoulder turn. They come up separately from search dialogue box in bold but are not underlined and don’t allow me to open them
Curious. Not sure what I may be doing wrongly?
Regards Ian

iantweedie30@gmail.com

Hi Shawn
Also eg Create serious speed -one you recommended Shows up in full even on partial completion of search box but I can’t get it thereafter

iantweedie30@gmail.com

Aha! They are YouTube videos! Great!
Is there any prospect in the future of the WiG site including those YouTube videos which are not on the site?
Anyway thanks very much again Shawn
Regards
Ian

deanodmark@yahoo.com

I have watched your videos for years and am wondering the purpose of the excessive bouncing in your knees as you swing. Is this the way you produce ground forces?

Philip Johnson

Just looking for a clarification on the release of the throw . When you throw clubs indoors it’s at specific targets that are around waist to chest high. (This is usually where I feel the release in the throwing the club and my golf swing )When you went out doors to throw the club the first one was at that height but when you went to throw father the release seemed much higher . In the golf swing when using the task of creating more Clubhead speed(throwing club farther ) will the release feel higher ?

Philip Johnson

Does your Setup have to change like ball position or your tilt axis or is it just a different feeling release through the ball?

dogfishbird@me.com

I agree! Throwing the club HIGH made all the difference. My issue is casting / losing lag / going at the ball. These swing flaws let me throw clubs waist high just fine. But when I throw the club HIGH, my contact, speed and lag feels much better. This video explains it in great detail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RzBIPstPg8. Thanks Shawn!

mozareh@hotmail.com

Really enjoying my Premium membership. thank you for all that you do. My question is that on your back swing. It looks like you go back slow and deliberate, and regardless of how far you want to hit the ball, the back swing is way short of the parallel. Am I interpreting correctly that the real speed comes from using the ground and throwing the club and is not too much dependent on the length of the backswing. I can’t wait to go on the range and try what I have learned so far. Thanks again. Regards, Mo Zareh

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