Should be “Width of Stance and finish position” And “target confirmation series”

Pretty cool stuff.

Great question! Would love to see you execute a couple of the ones that resonate with you; if you are not a part of eagle, you can use the “email question” feature on our www.wisdomingolf.com website and see “lessons” and “online options”
Send me a face on and a down the line view of a 7 iron shot and I will help you choose!
Also send a clip of one of your favourite tasks!

Makes sense! The longer the club, the less the loft and the more spin will result which means a bit less open for long irons; well done!!

Alright! Time to dig a bit deeper!
You made a nice practice swing; you scootch into the set up with the ball, you predict that if you deliver your unstoppable momentum in the direction you want to start the ball, you will not only cut the stem and compress through the ball but the ball will leave on the right line and curve the way you want it to.
Then what? You forget everything at hit the ball?

Great video!

Is there a link to the video « Swing too Fast?? Rushing Downswing»? I am unable to find it. I also seem to go full samurai when I am hitting a ball as opposed to a practice swing. 😄

See “how to use the weight in the swing-axe drill with Savy” and the “pre-motor cortex series”

Never mind, I found it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ERdMP_Yum9w

Yes. It’s the transition from the backswing that completely breaks down. Even when I properly complete the backswing and can feel the natural pause, instead of allowing the weight and the body to “get out of the way” my hands drop down to hit the ball. usually the ground first.. Seems to happen as a reflex. I can’t keep any of the rhythm i establish with the practice swing or drills. Looking back at the swing, I realize I lost focus on the task at some point but can’t tell you when that happened.

Hey Paul – if ever I get a little uncertain about transition I think of 2 Shawn nuggets
1 Outa the way, Outa the way – as in you are moving one side of your body (Hips, shoulders, arms, hands, club) up to the top of your swing – like heaving an axe and then reverse (IE Lead side then trail)
2 the other “feel” is throwing the club to the target in the same way you could skip a stone or throw a ball. If you have never tossed a club in your practice swing (in nets) it is an amazing drill/fell for me.
My warmup starts with baseball, then 30% effort to build speed, then throw club at target before i even hit a ball! Good way to psych out your mates too!

Right on Marc! Did not get the reply in my emails from Paul on this one for some reason. Paul, check out “target confirmation series” videos and we have a great video we are uploading tomorrow on the 6th part of our off season training which is all about staying to the end of the kinetic chain.

See the first video on the “consistency series” Videos on premium! Super visual there!

Yup 1st video is what I needed to know. It’s such a unique way to get the strong grip in a swing setup position. It works.

See “grass whip training shawn clement”
Eyes are on the grass between the leading edge and the ball; BUT THE TASK IS TO WHIP THROUGH THE STEM OF THE DANDELION in the direction you want to start the ball! The stem being in the center of the ball; so the only way to the stem with the sole of the club is for the ball to meet the face of club first!

See top 3 tasks as well and check out the “peeling of the wood” too! Great task!

Thank you very much for the prompt reply. I have order the grass whip and I will check out the video and certainly practice it.

Will check kt out! Thanks for the head’s up!

This one is important! Think of the driver and all shots as a nice solid second serve in tennis. First serves are for long drive competitions with 8 balls to put in the grid. You want a nice 7 of 10 for speed and velocity and only 3 of 10 for EFFORT. what matters is full range of motion and full abandon.
See Hammer throw driver in the “throwing series” videos on premium.

Yes, you bet!!

So with the short pitch (30-40 yds)…. are you returning to your normal grip with a slightly open face, as opposed to using a lowercase Y as you would use with the chip?

Brilliant comment! Great way to goldie locks the grip!🤛💥👍😀🔥👌💪

The sword blade is the leading edge of the club; like a sawing action through the stem!
As for elbows; if you feel there is too much tension and strain to “place” them the way you are perceiving, then do a goldie locks with them and find the arm position that allows to you swing with ease and freedom in the direction you want to start the ball.

Shawn

No control! The weight of the arms and putter are being used to roll the ball in the direction you want to start the putt. The CNS (Central Nervous System) works at it’s very best when reacting to external factors and not manipulating or fighting against the flow or grain.

I am a terrible putter.
Thank you

Go get a 6 pound sledge hammer and putt with that for a while; see my youtube video on that called “take a sledge hammer to your short game shawn clement”

Thanks Vince! 😀👍

I hear you! That is because they are looking to get you in a better “position” to “hit the ball” better.
Where here, we look at where you need to be to deliver the ball to a flight plan to a target.
Different planet, different galaxy! 😝

Try this instead: go to the “walking drill” video and perform that task; then film yourself in the transition as your left foot hits the ground; you will see the correct “position” there and as you continue, be aware of how centred you feel during the motion; make sure you are walking and cutting in a specific direction!