Thanks Tyrone! We want to get better at that one!

Baseball grip is a solid grip! No need to overlap or interlock; we always start our beginners with baseball grip or 10 finger grip; about 10 to 20 percent continue on with it! 😀👍

Exactly! No better way to ruin a kinetic chain than by “interjecting yourself” into it to “make sure” of something! 😝

Thanks for the great comment Jason! Very happy this task struck a solid chord! Now get really good at it and plug it into your shots on course!

Shoulders on top of feet for shorter clubs and shoulders inside the laces for longer clubs and just inside the feet for the Driver. See “width of stance and finish position” video.

It is a heave, or a mini heave. The arms and club are hanging heavy from the shoulder sockets and cannot be used; so how do you send them into the backswing? You are using a mini kinetic chain where you nudge the momentum forward and then heave back and away and then you have the momentum to engage the through-ward chain towards the place where you want to land the ball; like a lumberjack with an axe. See “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy” and “upward levitation” videos.

I think I get what you mean. I’ll give it some practice tomorrow and see what happens. I’m really starting to feel the momentum of the weight of the arm-club unit and using my legs ala Mu’s instructions and I’m sure this will help get it started in the intended direction. Many thanks as always.

Right on! Let me know how you do!

I tried that out today, a little nudge towards the target before heaving back really helped with nailing my aim. Another gold nugget to add to the collection.

Curving left or straight flight going left?

Played again today, I worked to really focus on throwing out to the right to try and promote a draw… I got a lot of hooks (as well as on my fade shots they are going straight left). That ball just wants to go left!

Good! All you need to do is goldie locks the grip until you see the results you want! See “goldie locks series” videos!

straight flight going left, thanks.

Irons yes, woods no. See “predict contact” and “the goldie locks series”

See “using the weight in the swing-axe drill with Savy” as well as “throw the club” and the “throwing series” videos as you cannot rush throwing a club!

The video you want to go see is one of our pillars, “arm swing vs body turn” and then go to “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy”

Have you seen the latest arc-blur series? Start with “blur of club” then “unstoppable momentum Arc-blur kinetic chain” and stay off the STRAIN!! If you are standing there in the middle of the fairway on a long par 5 and are saying “I gotta get down there as far as possible”, you are setting up for disaster! Stay with a yardage you can get to with ease and deliver a nice flow of “unstoppable momentum with 3 out of 10 effort.

Yes its too much strain and causes the throw from the top. It was a scramble so you tend to go for everything.

Yes, just like in the perpetual motion series, I am already in the follow through and on my way back into the backswing; already in movement to get the momentum I need to whip through with ease into the direction I want to start the ball.

Yes. I remember a drill where you start the club above the ball swinging a bit forward first then back swing and thru the ball. Help get you off being static. With my ADD i need to do something to kerp my mind from swing thoughts. This will help me alot.

It depends on which one you jive with! This is why we have a selection of tasks that have worked with a wide range of golfers! Some love skipping stones and associate well with that and others not.

Yes, you bet! Too wide is no good and too narrow can still work as you can see with Feet together drill! 😀👍

Thanks Shawn!👏👏👏

Forgive me….meant Shawn not Sean.

No probs! 😝😀