YES! SEE ‘IMPORTANT GRIP UPDATE” video

Very good Arthur! Exactly! As you get zeroed in on the task and you start zeroing in on the delivery of the task, it definitely is the little things that make the difference! 👍👌🤘💪👊

Correct! See “task update” video and send the stem to the direction you want to start the ball!

if you have to think about it, it’s too late!! See “kinetic chain facilitation series” (#6 is my favourite!) and or the “throwing series” as well as the “pumping up the swing volume” video.

Meaning that you are taking the club back wide in a direction that matches the direction you want to start the ball? Yes, confirm with “football drill series” for elbow and “match backswing to ball direction” for width.

Hi Michael! Yes!! Please see “backswing levitation” and “how to match backswing to ball direction” and see the video on youtube called “flying elbow shawn clement”
the VAST majority of my students that come to lessons with me say they would have never gone that high in the backswing and when I show them on video they freak out at how good it looks in the swing AND at how much farther they send the ball!

Hey Joe! The golf teaching industry is a MINE FIELD of theories based on assumptions as to what you need to do with your body parts. It is so different for so many because of their own propensities anatomically. The key is the purpose of what you are doing; see “grip and arm motion” And “release fine tuning” and “kinetic chain facilitation series” when you are walking and sending grass clippings into your target!

You are welcome and you absolutely do not want to go back to positional golf swing assembly lines that lead straight to the repair shop. So sad that golf has to still contend with this.

Voyez “grip and arm motion”, “snap release polish” et “release fine tuning” et si vous êtes capable de faire cela sans lâcher la prise du tout, c’est bon! C’est peut-être votre interprétation de la prise😝

Hey Kenny! Just got back from Alabama and wanted to make sure I did not miss this; you saw the goldie locks series right? Also, we did a couple videos with Jamie Lett while down at his club at Cider Ridge in Oxford Alabama who is an absolute wizard with consistency and you will see the video Saturday on Youtube; there is a place in the video where you see his version of goldie locks with my prompts. And yes, the grass whip drills big time! They are a staple to Jamie’s teachings with so many players!

Hi David! See “feet together back to feet apart” and then see “kinetic chain facilitation series” which will bring things together nicely for you! 👍👍

Hey Doug! You are looking at the right videos; but you also want to make sure the grip is strong enough; see the first video in the “consistency series” and the “important grip update” video

Yes, you put the ball on the tall rubber tee and whip through the tee along the base of the mat and keep seeing the ball fall to the mat; then hit a couple iron shots and see the same thing.

Thanks Shawn

Don’t know if you saw my answer; one of the best drills is throwing the club and if you have not done this drill yet, you really need to experience it! See the Throw the club” video and the “throwing series” and when you film your swing while throwing the club to a target successfully, you will be floored at how your weight shift happens on time and hips and chest clear the perfect amount!

Your next step is the “perpetual motion drill series” and then the “walking drill” and “kinetic chain facilitation series”
When you stay in continuous motion without stopping, the backswing will find it’s place like a tuning fork! Enjoy!

Hi Shawn, you are great. I start to produce a number of solid shots in the range. Now i have questions. i start my backswing by opening up chest and hip as a momentum. Sometimes i felt my arms swing up easy and light, but sometimes is quite rush and quick. is it ok ?but that makes me it is very difficult to figure it out when to do the trainsition? Can you recommend what videos i should watch to understand more of these two parts or get a solution? thx.

Hi Chris! Just got back from Austin and I wanted to make sure I had proper time to answer: NOT YOUR JOB TO FIGURE OUT TRANSITION
If you look at the “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy”, have you tried hitting shots with this drill? Then see “kettle bell to door frame” and if you really want to feel something cool, get a 6 pound sledge hammer and perform some nice heaves around the back yard or an open field somewhere; really telling! And if you have not had a proper club throwing session yet, YOU REALLY NEED TO EXPERIENCE THIS!! The brain will never rush a throwing action unless there is a lot of pressure like a blitz to a quarterback.

Hi Chris! That has nothing to do with your issues!
What was going through your mind just before you hit the fat shot?

That is not bad! It will eventually stretch some more and hook on more prominently!