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Sean putting the tape on the driver was really key for me. I have a black ping driver and it is really hard find the club head path. Tape on the head makes it much easier to see the swing path arc and the bottom of the swing. Seeing the path is key. Bombs away hit it high and letting it fly. One of your best videos yet.
Yeah man! Those guys at Taylor made did not know what they had with those white headed woods!
Hi Shawn. Why do you apply two tapes on your Driver? How do you adapt your distance to the ball while throwing the club (Football) ? Many greetings from Germany and thx for your videos.
It is so you can identify the BLUR OF CLUB (see the video) as well as see the “arc-blur unstoppable momentum” series
Looking for a bit direction, or video. Playing this morning…. the WIG approach has immensely improved my game. I have went from the 100s. To the 90s, to the 80s! Enjoying the game more than ever. Even my drives have improved. However, I noticed that drives go astray when I tend to rush to get to the ball. In my mind. I am thinking more distance…. but the results are not good. I have been doing the predict videos and the kinetic chain. Any specific videos you may suggest. Just trying to be more deliberate with my practice time. Thanks.
This one is important! Think of the driver and all shots as a nice solid second serve in tennis. First serves are for long drive competitions with 8 balls to put in the grid. You want a nice 7 of 10 for speed and velocity and only 3 of 10 for EFFORT. what matters is full range of motion and full abandon.
See Hammer throw driver in the “throwing series” videos on premium.
Shawn, maybe I was asleep in class and missed the definition, but what is meant by your term of “Flow State”?
Thanks
Being “in the zone” which is the Holy Grail in playing golf or any other sports. With these techniques of “golf meditation” we are getting our minds away form the “body part interference” that takes us so far away from this state and only leads to frustration because we are simply no wired that way and it is our fears of making bad shots that drive us to try and fix the defective parts where the opposite of focus on a task and deliver with ease in body and mind and make NON JUDGEMENTAL observations as to what comes.
Dear Shawn, I’m watching your video’s with great interest and learned a lot the past year. Thanks for that, I really appreciate the stuff you present. You made it very clear that the task a golfer has to execute is a very important part of the swing. A part of that task is seeing the target in your mind. There lays my problem, I’m not able to “see” the target in my mind which makes executing the task of sending the ball to a target very difficult. Is this a known problem or am I an exception to the rule? I help possible?
See “target confirmation series” right here on premium! You will love those!!
I’ve recognized of late how important staying centered is to the whole deal….and how much I was Not staying centered. Something that has really helped me is to do the old Hogan/Nicklaus (and countless others’) trick of bending in the right knee a bit and really feeling the pressure on the inside of my right foot during the backswing. The other thing that’s helped is to stare down the ball with my left eye only (by turning my head a bit to the right) and really feel everything turn underneath until my left shoulder is under my chin. Doing this sets everything up so that I can then just focus on letting go and swinging fully out to the target.
Yeah man! Superb comment! Way to go Mark!