Not a fan of that one; it is too incomplete; see the “width of stance and finish position” video as well as the “stick your finish despite the ball series”

Thank you Andy! Glad you got the picture! 😀👍

This right here is why I get up in the morning Andy! Thank you for taking the time to write your precious feedback and comment! 👍🫶

Hey Krista! Yes, a phone, a set of head phones for the phone which has the mic built in and an inexpensive tripod with a phone clip to hold the phone in place and move around to face on or down the line at will; works amazing for lessons and it is 95% like being there with me. Our online lesson program has been wildly successful and has exceeded all my expectations!

Thanks Shawn. Do you have a mic-headphone recommendation?

The apple ones don’t stay in the ears very well; I use the beats and there are other alternatives; Best Buy would be the place to shop those!👍

Hey Mike! That means you need a bit more “THROW” into the shots; see the “throwing series”

That is a good thread to stay on for sure! Let that line of feel sink in! 😀👍👊

Haha, now I see the root of the last message you sent! Right on! 👍💪👌

I never focused or saw the blur and now realized I was still not task focused enough and the manipulations would really be blown out of proportion when there was a little pressure or my eye didn’t love the line.

This feel of the arms are totally shut off and only the kinetic chain is on is so liberating. Just to clarify, for draw I want to see the blur over the ball then pass the right edge of the IP, for fade I want to see the blur pass over the left edge of the ball and then left of the IP correct?

One question on picking a target. I’ve been consistently hitting the shot shape but it’s been starting at my intended target and curving away. Is should I (for me) place the IP in between the ball and my start line as a fix for this?

Over the ball in both cases; and then use the IP to deliver the flow of momentum in the direction you want to start the ball and if you feel that the release was deep enough past the ball and it is not fading, then your grip and club face is too strong.

I have the perfect series for you Alex! See the “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series”!

Hey Dan! They both work the same way and they are one in the same; you can either address the ball square with strong grip; or with neutral and closed face or anywhere in between; we have posted a video called “important grip update” that will clear this up even more; let me know when you see it!

Thanks Shawn. Your clarification response was very helpful to understand the proper grip, orientation of the forearm bones, and clubface orientation. I also watched your “important grip update” video that you suggested which also helped. I have been using the neutral grip and a closed clubface but the one thing that I was missing and that became much clearer was the need to tilt my body to get behind the ball,which squares the clubface at address, and aligns the 2 bones in my forearms to position me fo deliver a powerful strike. I just returned from the range and experienced better direction control and more distance .

In the “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” you are walking and sending divots into the direction of target and you can’t rush that puppy! Another video that I just revived on youtube that will be posted today is the “lag waggle into the backswing shawn clement” and it makes you wait all the way; really cool feeling!

Yessir! This made my mouth water…😝😝

Hi Judy! Goldilocks is your best friend when it comes to that and where the trouble is will confirm; hard for me to see every situation from here and most often, every situation is unique. Ask what club would you use to carry over the green and what club you would use to lay up in front of the green and the one in between would be pretty good!

As for overshooting, you were probably with a stronger grip releasing through the ball and then the grip got weaker and you started releasing at the ball and got shorter; that is very much the general reason by far! So get back to “important grip update” and the first 2 or 3 videos in the “consistency series” and feel what we do in “momentum already there before you swing” series.

Just to clarify, even for the elevation changes, Goldilocks it? And then just trust it? So, it is more a feel thing.

EXACTLY!!!👍👌

The key is to do it WITHOUT STRAIN! See “super slow super relaxed super wide backswing” series and feel it properly through this drill.

thanks. regarding the drill itself-

1. the turn that we do to lift the door is the actual feel of the golf turn? I am nowhere near it. Been doing the feet closed drill and I do feel its making me pivot more. This is a whole different feel.
2. How often does one have to repeat a drill like this if I want to understand it the way gym trainers explain sets.

Did you try the drill? You can do it with a simple wall behind you; place the outside of your right foot right up against the base of the wall and then lift your forearms up to your shoulders palm facing forward and turn until your hands are flat on the wall and you can extend them all the way up. The backswing portion of the “lead hand release” video is awesome for that as well.

yes, using a window (didn’t have a garage door), the turn is a way way more than my turn, just asking the feeling doing the drill when arms are extended and I am turned is that what the actual swing feels like or we are talking excess here to get an idea of the feel.

Good, yes, apart from the hands apart to lift the door or window, the turn feel is the same!

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CORRECT!!! See “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series”!! When you let the arms fall PAST YOU AND TOWARDS THE TARGET, the brain has to go to the ground and get the body out of the way, CAUSING A REFLEX ACTION THAT IS UNSTOPPABLE. See “arc blur unstoppable momentum series” too!!