Simply means that we filmed the tasks in slow motion; combine this with the kinetic chain series of videos and you will see them in a more complete light! 😀👍

You bet Flip! 😀👍

That was exactly the intent and Driver is next week! Looking forward to bringing that to you! 😀👍 Shawn

And we are so blessed to have you Marc! Love reading your feedback and looking forward to more stories on the golf courses in Italy! 😀👍

Hi Ernst! What you want to do is use the analogy that resonates with you the best and perfect that one and plug it into your golf swing to get you to release deep into the picture target flight plan! 😀👍

Yes, we brace into the front side because we are getting ready to swing into the backswing to gather the momentum and get out of the way to throw the club with ease towards the target. See “kinetic chain series” for a better understanding. Then see “arc-blur unstoppable momentum” series for the feel and view of being centred through the shot.

As for the side you should be on, do you bat from the same side in cricket and is your backhand better than your forehand or at least equal in tennis?

Thanks Shawn. I have seen the videos to which you refer so will review again. I try to pick a single focus as a swing thought and have, in the past, selected a physical swing thought (e.g. get out of the way). Very recently I am learning to focus my mind on the direction I would throw the club rather than the direction from where I would hit the ball. I know, I know, you have been saying that for years but it is a great leap of faith and mind game to takes one’s mind away from what one is looking at (the ball) to the target – which in many instances is not a physical spot but a direction in the far distance (e.g a tree). I find it much easier to focus my mind on a target when I can see it (e.g a landing spot on the green). Your goldilocks sequence is great for that.

I bat the same way as golf (i.e. left handed) and my (right handed) backhand (squash) is much the stronger side for me. In batting the top hand on the bat (the right) is very dominant for good stroke play with the bottom hand being mainly for balance and power. Many left handed batsmen are right handed people. I have read that some international batsmen play golf the other way round to avoid messing up their mind (I guess). Not sure what that indicates but I do know that if I relax into a cricket swing mindset it results in a wonderful golf slice.

Ok, good! You are on the correct side; see the first video in the “consistency series” to see just how much you can go with the face closure and practice “lead hand release” and “turbo charging the lead hand release” videos as the feel to look for when throwing the club to the target; you are throwing into a full release snap into that direction of target you have in your mind and this would be the task in the “target confirmation series” which would be next. Shawn

Very cool! That is great feedback, thank you!
have you also tried looking at the hole while putting? Great for long putts!

Exactly! And I hope you understand that this is our “self preservation” system at work and that you are a witness to the CNS doing this for you. What the original command was to activate this was you looking for the weight of the arm-club unit snap release itself in the direction you want the ball to start based on the flight plan you chose.

Glad you are enjoying! The length of the backswing must allow you to deliver AN EFFORTLESS heavy whip with EASE. Check out “purpose of the backswing” video for that and “the backswing series” with doctor Jeremy Moody!

Just place the thumb in a position that will allow it to stay in place during the PMD; could be long, could be short or somewhere in the middle. Think function and not look, the umbrella is just a guide but does not necessarily work for 100% of golfers; do what works for you.
must be a secure grip THAT STAYS SECURE and allows for a full release without moving.

Correct! Sometimes the brain just won’t cooperate with the right and left communication…😝😝

Thanks Shawn! Now I can sleep well 😂🤘

You are close! You want to make the snap the focus but not the manipulation; letting the weight of the arm-club unit snap you in the direction you want to start the ball. This way you get the task and direction of task down and that is very healthy! See “target confirmation series” and “snap release polish” videos

Hi Fredrik! Sounds to me like you probably have too much spin on the ball and are not catching enough on the upswing; what kind of flight are you getting? Fade or draw? Where is the ball starting in relation to the target and what direction is the curvature?

Normally a low/mid draw but sometimes a too strong draw/hook but I think that is mainly when I lose my target/task and focus on the ball.
As I have the eagle sub I will make a video for you review and see how we can improve the distance 🙂
Thanks for bunch of great videos that taken me thru the Christmas break in these COVID-times!

Perfect! Send it in!
and you are welcome; let’s make 2021 the best ever!

Ok. Sent it directly to your email yesterday for review 🙂

Do a top spin backhand in ping pong or use the hammer like I show in the video; see how the weight of the hammer does the work and allow the hand to turn and re-hinge without letting go of the grip. See also “turbo charge lead hand release” and “snap release polish”

Very much worth your while to try it out! Between the 2, there is no grip better than the other and it completely depends on the individual and their personal physical makeup.