It’s a real beauty just like you Marc! 👍😀👌💪🫶

We are not talking about a huge difference here; so all things considered it will still feel like a nice “throw”-“slash”-“release of the lasso” etc! 😀👍

Hey man! Sorry I missed this one! No, of course not but WE DO HAVE THE INCREDIBLE ABILITY TO PREDICT! See “the goldie-locks series” and “draw fine tuning”
You need to get past the “static way of doing things” and get into the “when I let momentum release me in that direction, it feels like the grip-club relationship will allow the ball to come back on target” then all you have after that is let momentum go and SEE WHAT HAPPENS; you keep doing that, and 2 weeks later you will be 15% more accurate and building a swing that will never fall apart; just keep staying with the process; science is BIG TIME with us!

When you are standing over the ball, just before you swing, what are you focused on?

The flagstick or fairway or wherever I’m trying to send the ball. I just have a hard time with reaching out to far with my arms in the swing. I just watched another video about arms but still working on finding a drill for arms coming more down and not out. Kettle bell os helping but could use more direction.

Once the MLM2Pro comes out I’m planning on hitting you up for some online lessons. Just want to have something with data to present to you.

Hey Lance! Here are some important videos for some solid visuals:
-battering ram
-shawn’s new favourite drill
-Henryk Stenson Drill
-football drill series
that new MLM2 is impressive!

Hello Fan! So glad you are enjoying it! The products we love are on our other website at https://www.wisdomingolf.com and see “proshop” page. 😀👍

Thanks Krista! 👍

Hi Jared! Yes, this is what happens when you feel that the momentum is coming from your follow through and back into the backswing at address (meaning you never feel stopped and needing to think about something to start-see “prepetual motion drill series” and “momentum already there before you start the swing” series which is our latest one)

Hi Nancy! It is not a necessity for the short game, however, Savannah loves her strong grip on all shots except putting. She just opens the face more so it’s slightly open at address and this is what matters as you don’t want to have the leading edge of the club dig into the ground as you chip and pitch. See what works best for you!

Hi Cliff! Yes, see “trail hand release” and “trail hand release in the backswing” as well as the “shawn’s new favourite drill” which we used very successfully again in last evening’s sessions at the club with a particular student! 😀👍

Thanks Shawn- it’s getting down to the ball that’s the issue above the ball posture is good and I can do perpetual motion drill but then I change my angles as I get down to the ball and my elbows then have no room

When you feel this way, ate you getting ready to throw the club to the target or are you feeling you have no room to hit AT THE BALL? 😝
there is a big difference of where the trail elbow will extend depending upon what your focus is! Also, when doing the “predict contact” and “goldie locks series” with levels, when you perform the intentional thin shot, do you get flush? And if you perform the intentional toe shot, do you get flush? See about those too and get back to me! ! 👍👍

Thanks so much for the detailed reply Shawn nobody provides the detailed responses that you do shows your genuine commitment to your students! All those drills work for me sometimes. It’s that other times I lower myself to the ball by bending my upper body hunching over and literally blocking myself so I can’t swing no room! So even if my focus is good my set up doesn’t permit a swing my elbows can’t go. I see in your posture video you talk about lowering to the ball by bending the knees more and sticking out your rear. Is there a video on keeping the machine intact as you prepare to swing? My posture is always good as I take my practice swing above the ball and so I have full freedom but I lower myself the last few inches incorrectly and change everything. Any advice other than lower by bending knees and sticking rear end out thanks

Use “goldie Locks” approach, see the series by that name and see the “distance to ball” video from that series.

Hey Shawn – I’ve noticed a problem is that my arms are kind of bent at set up so this causes my elbows to get too close to my body then I can’t swing. Any videos about keeping arms relatively straight at set up so elbows have room?

You bet Cliff! See “football drill series” and we can start another thread there when and if you have questions about that! 👍😀

Hi Sébastien; You are misinterpreting this motion. Have you tried with the sledge hammer?

Hi Shawn,
I actually tied three of my long irons together to have a heavy club and have the feeling of a sledge hammer. Didn’t bring me much success yet.
However, I tried this weekend the grass whiping task, and for the first time i think i ‘ve got some task that I can reproduce and work on!
What is great about this task is that you can do it for real and you can actually see the grass that is being cut.
I was starting doing with chipping, trying to do the walking drill at the same time. I noticed that my chest had to be more bend toward the ground so that I can walk better.
Because when my chest is to much upward and my knees are very bend at the same time then all my weight is on my heels and I can’t walk.
Then I imagined that I have to grass whip all day long and my sternal notch began to follow my club head to make the swing easier. 
Now I try to figure out wich thing I can change to make the task easier. One thing I tried today was to start the cut more with the toe of the grasswhip,
this led me to think that my chest could be more upward, more than I tought, also I can see a better arc and feel the target in my back better than before.
I’ve noticed that que quality of my contacts depends on if I am able to cut in the other direction just after hitting the ball.

Questions:do my eyes have to be before the ball for chipping or could they be after the ball? 
For chipping at the downswing the cut start just under the ball and continues to cut grass after the ball, what about when I cut in the other direction, where is the start of the cut?

Thanks,
Seb

Good stuff; you are on the right track! The cut going back is same place as there is no change in the configuration of the arm-club unit

Hi Shawn,

question: I’ve seen that for chipping you advice to stay on the right foot. Then is it still ok to do the walking drill staying on one foot?

Other thing that I want to share: I’ve tried the task to throw a hammer for chipping, I had a backswing with a feeling of moving my arms upward and a downswing rather around me than downward, meaning that my downswing was not the mirror of my backswing. I’ve obserced more solid contact like this.

Thanks for your content : )
Seb

Weight on the lead foot; never trail foot; don’t know where you saw this?? And be careful of how you are interpreting your backswing and downswing with the chipping motion; see “how to match backswing to ball direction”

Yes i meant left foot (which is the lead foot for right handed golfer)

EXACTLY!! You are already behind the ball and facing your centre!👍👌💪

Yes, spot on! Long and extra long putts have the same body motion as a chip as well; putting grip encouraged!

Right on Paul! Have a great day!

Yes, especially feel the left hip come back and away from the target while keeping the squat and then letting the release snap the head up and into the finish. You don’t want to feel a loss of posture and a hang back.