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  • From [email protected] on BEGINNER SERIES PART 3-LISTEN TO THE MACHINE!

    how do you keep from not hitting the ground or chunk with the vertical up and downs in the golf swing.

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    • From Shawn Clement on BEGINNER SERIES PART 3-LISTEN TO THE MACHINE!

      That one is much easier than you think! Because we are so amazing at that movement and perform it with skiing, skating, walking etc…
      The key is to stay with a specific task of cutting THROUGH THE STEM OF THE DANDELION AND WAY OUT TOWARDS THE DIRECTION YOU WANT TO START THE BALL.

      All you need to do to sabotage the action is to look at the ball and try to hit it. If you make the ball the target, then where is it supposed to go? In that confusion, the system is lost. When you play tennis, you are always looking at where to send the tennis ball and the brain can then organise the body to position it in relation to that direction; without which you could not even hit the ball!!

      See how the industry has brainwashed us silly?

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    • From [email protected] on BEGINNER SERIES PART 3-LISTEN TO THE MACHINE!

      What do you do to focus out in front to keep the speed out in front?

      Why is it that we swing faster the father the distance away? How do work on that?

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    • From Shawn Clement on BEGINNER SERIES PART 3-LISTEN TO THE MACHINE!

      See “throwing the club” and “predict contact” and “the goldie locks series” then see “task trumps everything” top 3 tasks” and “target confirmation series” videos; all here on premium.

      Shawn

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  • From [email protected] on BEGINNER SERIES PART 5-FULL SWING EASY POWER

    Do you increase swing speed on longer clubs? I feel like I get much quicker on longer shots. You have anything on that?

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    • From Shawn Clement on BEGINNER SERIES PART 5-FULL SWING EASY POWER

      No worries; all the answers are in here for sure; you just can’t swallow it all in one serving! See “throwing series” which starts with short stop throw on wedges and short irons, then football and javelin for medium and longer clubs and hammer throw for driver. You will also see a video called “club speed” which you will enjoy a bunch!
      Shawn

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  • From Russell Hogue on UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

    That’s my go to swing thought too. However, sometimes I focus so much on slashing with the right side that I can feel my left arm not “getting out of the way.” I really like the swing about the head picture of how the momentum turns over the hands/arms together.

    I shot 77 today in terribly cold and windy conditions.

    1. Get behind ball and pick flight plan.
    2. picture slash of heavy sword to cut through dandelion stem on a path toward target.

    I mishit about 4 shots in the round. All fat…all caused by allowing strain to creep in an effort to try and hit the ball. . .relaxed cut through the stem with unstoppable momentum. That’s the picture.

    Great video Shawn.

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  • From Mark Cohn on EAGLE SESSION WITH SAVY-GETTING BETTER AOA AND LAG!

    Hey Savannah,
    Are you using a 7 iron?
    Where are you positioning the ball relative to center? Hard to tell exactly from the video. Looks like it’s at least a ball behind center.
    I struggle with feeling like I’m not going to make contact with the ball when it’s in the center or behind center of my stance and I’m trying to go deep in my swing before release. Do you ever feel that way and if so how do you overcome it?
    Thanks
    Mark

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  • From [email protected] on EAGLE EXCLUSIVE WITH BRIAN IN LA QUINTA

    This video was so completely intended for me to watch.
    This is exactly what I do in my golf swing and after my analysis and watching this video again, what a major difference in contact and power

    The swing always felt so lost for me as letting go and letting gravity have the club always felt so weak and unintentional and to be honest not that fun because it was like almost wishing gravity did it’s thing. It always did but too casually.

    When keeping bolted and behind the ball I feel like the machine is one part and I do not have to be so soft and timid with every shot. It feels like I can really have some confidence and hit the ball with some UMPHHH!
    This drill has put the excitement back into golf for me as the ball is flying further and more powerfully then ever

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  • From Flip Gentry on BACKSWING LEVITATION

    In the book “Golf Secrets Explained”, Mehlhorn says “on the backswing, the club head is the last thing to move”. Is he advocating a lagging club head take away? If not, what does he mean? The quote is page 235..
    thanks,
    Flip

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    • From Shawn Clement on BACKSWING LEVITATION

      Hey Flip! Missed this one!
      Yes!! Very cool that you posted this! Just like our perpetual motion drill or the walking drill where we cut grass in both directions; you see a very defined lag into the backswing too! See “using the weight in the swing-axe drill with Savy” video on premium.

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  • From [email protected] on UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

    Loved this video and the one on Levitation. It is clicking, as least on the range. The feel of levitating is very relatable, and the ball is flying, a lot more consistently, and with compression!! Not quite yet w the hybrids, but most irons. Quick question, what is the super 7 iron u refer to that sav uses sometimes? Thanks Shawn

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    • From Shawn Clement on UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

      Hey Scott!
      The G-710 is a hollow head with a spring board for a face very much like a fairway wood and the launch and height is much higher and loft is lower. Result is a 10-15 yard gain with more height that has great stopping power for players that have 100-105 MPH club speed with Driver.

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  • From Ron Iwankovitsch on MATCH BACKSWING TO BALL DIRECTION

    Shawn, when using the fairway wood, what was the purpose of the intermediate marker behind you? Purpose of intermediate marker in front of you is to give you the direction you want the club to go. Do you have a direction you want your arm club movement to go in the direction of the back swing?

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    • From Shawn Clement on MATCH BACKSWING TO BALL DIRECTION

      Hey Ron!
      To have an intermediate point in the backswing as a drill to match the direction of the backswing to the direction you want to start the ball on; it is not a straight line of course; it is an arc as depicted in our latest video on Arc-Blur-Unstoppable Momentum.

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  • From [email protected] on Rhythm Training - Part 2

    Hi Shawn, great videos!
    Just noticing that your start of the backswing is a small forward press with the right knee.
    Is this to get the momentum going and do you have any videos explaining this?

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    • From Shawn Clement on Rhythm Training - Part 2

      Exactly! And we have so many! My favourite is one of our latest videos on premium with Savy about using weight of the axe; Shawn

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  • From [email protected] on BLUR OF ARC-IMMOVABLE LOW POINT-UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

    I think my membership may have expired.

    Can you confirm?
    Thanks Chuck Thompson

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  • From [email protected] on BLUR OF ARC-IMMOVABLE LOW POINT-UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

    Hello Shawn
    Une question en français
    Pour le draw j’ai l’impression que ton alignement est légèrement ouvert. C’est à dire que ton pied arrière ( pied droit) est un peu recul par rapport a ton pied avant ( pied gauche ).
    Est un effet d’optique ou une réalité ?
    Si oui pourquoi ?
    English version
    Hello Shawn

    For the draw I have the impression that your alignment is slightly open. That is to say that your rear foot (right foot) is a little back compared to your front foot (left foot).
    Is it an optical effect or a reality?
    If yes, why ?

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  • From [email protected] on BLUR OF ARC-IMMOVABLE LOW POINT-UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

    I think it’s a very good addition to the previous video.

    Nice work to you both.
    Réjean

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  • From Neal Ward on BLUR OF ARC-IMMOVABLE LOW POINT-UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

    If Shawn is still teaching the world is not coming to an end!

    Thanks for the video Shawn.

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    • From Shawn Clement on BLUR OF ARC-IMMOVABLE LOW POINT-UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

      Haha, yes!! And we are going to do lots more while on our break! I have 40 more hours free per week of teaching now that our government has put the kabosh on gyms and ski hills and golf courses and practice ranges…we start our live shows tomorrow! 😀👍

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  • From [email protected] on Lesson with Michael - Grip Function

    Shawn I am sorry but I dont know where to send you a message privately but I want to put a simulator in my house what is the one you use on your videos ..??

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  • From [email protected] on BLUR OF ARC-IMMOVABLE LOW POINT-UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

    Do you still turn the driver face in 45 degrees? I watched some lessons for senior golfers you taught in which you recommended turning the club face . When I do so, it seems like I have so many lines going on that it confuses my mind on how to align to the target. Do you and Saavy turn the face before gripping the club?

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    • From Shawn Clement on BLUR OF ARC-IMMOVABLE LOW POINT-UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM

      Just think like a soccer player; if you kick a soccer ball in a way to make it curve to the left, with your right foot, what is the angle of the inside of the foot (striking area) in relation to the path of the kick? The club face represents the inside of the foot.

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