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Hi Shawn,
as I have experienced different distances of the IP infront of the ball does have different results.
For the driver I can keep it up to 2 feet in front, for the irons I am very confused.
One thing is clear without the IP the swing can get you in to all kinds of trouble.
Is there a hard and fast rule how far the IP should be ahead of the ball for different clubs?
Well, there are no hard and fast rules about how people think and organize their thoughts; this is why I love the variety in my work! 😀👍
what I am showing is a very apparent pattern of how the eyes relay information to the brain. When you look at Anika Sorrenstam and David Duval, they both found a different way to find the target; time to find yours! 😀👍
Shawn,
Ithink I had my aha moment today. When you say gather in the backswing, I am assuming how much bakswing for .momentum? Also, for staying on task in the swing, I am letting my armclub unit fall through without strain? If this is correct, then I am we’ll on track. Can you please explain if this is gravity in swing? Thanks again for all your wisdom!!
Shawn, when I close the face, I focus on allowing the clubface to open to counteract it. Is this a correct feeling? I suffer from a very flat backswing and opening the face allows me to lift the club more upright much more easily. Thanks.
Hi Gene! Once the grip and club face are set; then you are looking for a nice release pattern that your arm anatomy is already pre-disposed to do! See all the “release” videos and apply them to the “perpetual motion drill series” and feel the release in each direction going from the follow through into the backswing and then the backswing into the follow through.
Thank you Shawn, will do. One additonal question: Do you have any videos dealing with a very flat backswing? It is the bane of my golf existence, no matter what I try. And thanks again, you have such a gift, a remarkable teacher.
Haha, my speciality! The more you abandon control the better!
start with “backswing levitation” and “perpetual motion drill series” and then see “kinetic chain facilitation series” and the classic “arm swing vs body turn”
was this series done before the new grip videos?
Yes, this was one of the first series we did; did you see any differences?
Shawn, how come you line up to the left of the intermediate point for a fade but you line up parallel to the intermediate point for a draw?
(part 4 6:40)
Because of ball position with draw is back of centre and this moves the ball out to the right naturally. For fade we are forward of centre and that changes the direction of flight slightly.