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Hey Shawn! I am here watching after your swing analysis, and the focus for me is engaging my legs properly. I am currently taking a few days off from swinging because my lead leg’s knee has been experiencing strain and actually swelled up on me. Is there any insight as to what could cause that, and will properly engaging my legs prevent the strain on my knee? I’d love to hear your thoughts because I’ve heard the lead knee can be a danger spot for golfers. Thanks!
Must say, this is awesome, thanks! I swing right “but” I’m left handed. I recently noticed that I have a tendency to loose my thumb on the left hand after I hit the ball, it “slips of” and ends up on the right side of the grip, still inside the palm of my right hand. I have a strong grip and this “move” turns the club even stronger so I end up with an even more closed club and the result is too much draw/hook.
Good stuff! Keeping the grip secure is a continuous thing! Scotty Scheffler is a great example! See “grip” and “grip part 2” and then “grip and arm motion” and use the “perpetual motion drill” to give the grip an acid test while in dynamic motion; also see “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” #6 is my favourite and a great test to the grip!
Thank you for the in depth Video analysis. To be honest never expected it to be so detailed, thank you.
Your direction brought me to this series.
What I find after doing some of the tasks:-
My problem was although i struck the ball and then the ground , but took very deep divots.
Very good Baba! 👍💪👌👊
Here for kinetic chain, but that grip situation, c’est moi!!!!!!!! 🙁 Back to the training room!
Hey Shawn,
I am new to the site and I love the content. I am having issues with a consist backswing. I am trying to allow momentum to start the backswing but am having some issues. What is the best way to start/or gain momentum to start the backswing. I have tried hovering the club over the ball and have had some success with the driver and hybrids. But I seem to struggle with topping the ball with the irons when hovering. Any good videos or suggestions.
Thank you
Hi Michael! see the “start the swing smooth to swing slow” and “perpetual motion drill series” as well as the “unstoppable momentum series” and finally, the “pre-motor cortex series” and “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy.