Hey Mark! This is why I recommended the beginner series and the wisdom 2.0 series to start; the way we do things is light years ahead of the standard PUT THE STRING BACK ON PINOCCHIO AND TAKE THE ATHLETE COMPLETELY OUT OF THE HUMAN. As soon as you have felt that you have accomplished the simple task of cutting dandelion stems into the direction of the intermediate point with some nice momentum, then you send me a couple clips of what you are doing from face on and down the line and I will recommend the next series of videos in the order you should do them to get to your next level. THERE IS NO ONE WAY TO LEARN GOLF!!

You are talking about the “put the strings back onto the perfectly made Pinocchio?” This would be the regression of the century! You are not defective and cannot do anything wrong; once the grip is in place, and you start cutting grass with your grass whip, things will fall into place naturally. You don’t have to instruct a lumberjack to use an axe or a carpenter to hammer a nail. Notice college kids go into construction jobs for the summer and learn on the fly the day of? And notice you never lise that skill?

Getting awesome contact and distance, and Accuracy! Experimenting with two things that happen when I do the movement before takeaway.

• This is the same for both where I get into the feel of follow through so its like I am braced against the forward leg, my trail foot’s heel is raised.
• 1. There is a ever so small pause after planting my trail foot before I start my take away
• 2. But every now and then I feel the planting of my back foot and my swing starting at the same time. To me this feels that I sway a tiny bit before I pick up my club.

Gonna try and hit a few balls with both methods and see what results I get.
The key to raising the back foot was getting into the feel of the follow through with the forward leg, its like weight goes there and then everything feels as if one is in motion even though one isn’t moving.
Baba

Option 1 is much better! This is the distinct activation of the kinetic chain into the backswing. 👍👌

Hi Shing! I did an extensive study with them 10 years ago and Here are the acid tests that would make their techniques obsolete: uphill shots, downhill shots, ball above the feet, and driver. They went from 2 tour players to 20 and then 2 years later back to none. Yes, every technique has some good nuggets, I learned a better way to work the ball through them but that is where it ended. Too many positions, too many manipulations, too much video analysis.

Understanding the fundamental view of what creates tension in the swing and the “pre-motor cortex series”
when you are getting ready to guide the swing to the target vs “letting momentum release you in the direction you want to start the ball and letting the set up bring the ball to the target effortlessly; both mental and physical; like you were simply a witness to momentum already on the way there and you say hey! If that happens, there will be a good shot! Then it’s easy to let go of control because you have made a prediction that you like!

You bet! See “contact mile markers” and feel where the low point needs to be at address without over tilting back; when you over tilt, you place the ball too far forward and pull and scrape… also see “alignment reload” as a very important reset for side vision in the set up.

Hi Peter! If the face is not closed enough, then you will leak out and give away a ton of distance; see the first couple videos in the “consistency series” for that as well as the “important grip update” video and the “goldilocks series” in the “grip and club face relationship video.

You are very close! The key is when you let the momentum deliver your task in the direction you want to start the ball and the speed is past the ball, and the ball curves in the air the way you want, then you have the right combo. Staying with the direction is key! Make sure you see that blur of club stay that way!

You are very close! The key is when you let the momentum deliver your task in the direction you want to start the ball and the speed is past the ball, and the ball curves in the air the way you want, then you have the right combo. Staying with the direction is key! Make sure you see that blur of club stay that way!

Hi Todd! Sorry I did not get back to you; we had an update in the system and things were not getting to my email box;
Please do not try to keep your head down in the backswing! You want to get into a position that will allow you to get through the ball and gather momentum to be able to do this; see “contact mile markers” and “tilt mile markers” videos; and stop thinking about the head as it will lock in on it’s own when you deliver shots to the target. See also “blur of club” and “arc-blur unstoppable momentum series” and understand when you stay with the DIRECTION OF THE SHOT, the head takes care of itself!