Hi Shawn,
I think I have understood the anti manipulation concept.
We have to let the club do his job thanks to the momentum we have initiated. Right ?
Nevertheless I would like to have your point of view about what perception of the club do we have ?
Do we have the perception of the ” whole club” as an entity or the perception of only the clubhead ?
When I am” clubhead speed or blur oriented ” I feel that drive me to hands or wrist manipulations..
See the “lead hand release” then “trail hand release” and then the “release fine tuning” and finally my favourite, “release polish” and you will see that it is the weight of the club that controls and releases your anatomy. Keep going, the answers will come! 😀👍
I have a,hopefully, quick and easy request that i think would help all of us out here in viewer land. if you could do a down range drone shot of the practice area from 50 to 100 yds above your normal teeing spot for vids, point out your commonly used markers and targets and give us a verbal description of distances to and between them, i believe it would allow me and hopefully others to better interpret and gauge what is happening during shots as well as amount of fade/draw movement we’re perceiving with your descriptions. just a thought.
Also, if there was a way to head mount the go-pro on either your left or right temple area(as close to actual eyeline as possible) perhaps off of the hat band as opposed to hat brim, it would make your set up and alignment and delivery that much easier to correctly interpret and understand.
Thanks for all you, Sav and Mu do!!
Thank you for the suggestions! Much appreciated! Our new Rapsodo has a satellite reading of the shots and we are looking at getting that info translated into the videos.
I would like to add something more..to my first question.
I feel I make some confusion between release and wrist unhinge..
Could you help me on these 2 points..
Regards
Christian
Hi Christian! The un-hinging of the wrists are before the release; the snap that occurs when the wrists have full un-hinged and then have rotated and re-hinged on the other side of the rotation is the release.
I’m heading out in the next few minutes to our local golf course here on Gabriola Island BC and our course that has 6 out 9 holes that you have to hit your second shot from some kind of slope. And I have been struggling to be consistent from hitting the up hill and down hill shots. Now watching this video it’s most likely I’ve been trying to shift my weight forward when I should be more anchored. So I will see if I can that this task the the course
thanks
Rick
Hi Shawn, can you include controls for the ability to fast forward or rewind by 15 secs? (I’m using an iphone browser) Hard to fast forward or rewind to where i want to go by tapping on the bar.
We are including a lot more slow motion-frame by frame views in the swings as the controls don’t have this feature; I will inquire with Vimeo and see though as this would be very useful!
That would be a great feature to include for the videos! But I was referring to the audio podcasts that you are posting like the one on this page for Eagle exclusive. There are no controls except play and pause
Hi Shawn. When setting up for the draw you say line body to ‘target’ and close club face……. do you mean the actual target (ie the flag), or the target line for your arc (ie the intermediate point)?
Many thanks.
Hi Neil! You will see in “working the ball” and “draw fine tuning” that one way of drawing the ball is to aim “straight” or “parallel left of target (for the righty), play the ball back of centre (irons) and then get behind the ball with a more closed face and allow the momentum of the swing to stay to the right of the end target. You would use the intermediate point to help you do that.
I also show how to draw with the diagonal stance in the “diagonal stance series”
Hi Shawn, I noticed you mentioned that Mu will be getting the Mavrik soon. That is also the line I’m considering for myself. Just curious, would you recommend the Mavrik or the Mavrik Pro for someone at around the same level (minus the distance)?
Thanks for your feedback! I’m currently using much older Mizuno JPX800 pro and I’ve tried both Mavrik briefly at Golftown but wasn’t enough to really tell which one is better for me.
Next time you go, put impact tape on the face and hit 10 shots max each and see which one you find the centre of the face with without hitting fat. Shawn
Fascinant le parallèle. Jamais pensé que mes mains pouvaient être utilisées comme au hockey, sport que j’ai pratiqué jusqu’au niveau professionnel! Bien hâte d’essayer cela. Je m’attends à revoir ma prise (grip) selon le type d’effet (fade ou draw, bas ou haut).
This is timely…I have used something like this to get back to basics when my swing is going bad. I can really sense the pressure/leverage doing this with around a 1/2 to 2/3 swing with an iron. However, when I get above that height, things become loose or out of sync and I have difficulty getting access to the leveraged feel. I’ve noticed the same issue when hitting the volleyball. (fun drill!) I can get good leverage with 1/2 or 2/3 type swings but a 3/4 to full swing gets wild. Any thoughts or ideas?
The 2 swing drill man! Did you see it in part 2 and 3? Sorry for the late reply, we had to upgrade the website’s email communication system that wasn’t getting me the comment posts!
Shawn: I have 4 concepts going on: strong v. weak; open/neutral v. closed. I am concerned that I am mixing up strong with closed. Do you have “oldie” video explaining the difference between strong and weak? Is it possible to have a weak but closed grip?
Struggling with the same, cause i stumbled over the phrase „grip it a bit more open“ but with a strong grip 😉 Does a strong grip automatically mean closed face or not? Help would be appreciated, otherwise i would like to mention, that this membership is the best investment i did since many many years! Very thankful for this great content!
Hi Thomas! Thank you for the kind words and glad you are enjoying the content! 😀👍
As for the grip, we call it the “grip-clubface relationship” and the key is to make the adjustments in relation to your action release in the direction of the target. See “predict contact” and “the goldie locks series” and also the “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” videos.
Yes, you bet! Sorry I missed this one; the website was having issues with getting me the notifications! See “weak vs strong grip shawn clement” and the one I did for golf wrx; just add “golf wrx” to the title.
I had to take a week off for work and vacation but I’m back for more fun “work”.
I have been focusing much on the trail hand grip. The details of that focus are the connection between the thumb and index finger and grip pressure. Since I have these women’s hands my question goes out to Savy. On a scale of 1 to 10 what do you feel your grip pressure is at address and into the takeaway. ?
Thank yinz
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