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In this video, you mention the live Facebook event. Can you share the link for this?
We started a sweet fitness series for golf with Munashe Masawi, my future son in law. It started as live events but now that the season has started, we film them earlier and then post on facebook; just go to our Wisdom in Golf page on facebook and you will see them there every Monday-Wednesday-Friday mornings around 10 AM. We are on Month 3 now and getting stronger! 💪🤛🔥💥
Shawn – the “Wisdom in Golf” group doesn’t seem to come up on FB. I only see your personal page. Is there a different name I should be looking for?
Here you go:
https://www.facebook.com/wisdomingolf/
Perfect! Got it now. Thanks, Shawn. Also, wanted to say congrats to you for the upcoming wedding and to a great time with your future son-in-law. It is wonderful. I have my first son-in-law last year. It is wonderful.
Regards,
Dave
Good Morning Shawn,
Thanks for continuing to present great material.
I do a lot of my practice sessions in my garage. I have a nice hitting mat, net and launch monitor. I also generally use impact tape on all clubs while practicing.
One thing I’ve noticed is that I generally tend to hit the ball towards the toe until I really get loosened up. It may take 25-35 shots before I start getting things towards the sweet spot consistently.
This seems to be the case regardless of what club I’m using. I think I’m pretty consistent with distance to the ball so I’m not sure what’s causing this.
Once I’m warmed up the pattern is generally around the sweet spot, although not as tight of dispersion as I want.
Any thoughts on this? What other factors other than distance to ball impact centeredness?
When warming up, do you have a target and ball flight plan to that target?
Yes. Even when warming up I have a rubber tee that I place in front of the ball for my intermediate point, I’m envisioning the ball flight (draw / fade, high / low) and picking a target area on my net.
Ok, good! Stay with it and let it evolve and let the lesson come to you! 😀👍 pretty soon it will be 10 shots on toe and then 3 shots on toe and then poof, vanished!
I liked at the end where you talked about distance to the ball
I discovered last week that I had moved too close to the ball as a friend tip two years ago. Wrecked my natural swing, found all my shots pulled left. Changed to a little further back based on perpetual motion and guess what I can baby draw the ball and fade the ball at will based on intermediate point. That’s why for most golfers your teaching is the best. Always hated trying to figure out that swing plane thing. 👍
Tell me about it! I was so happy and so free after seeing the data and understanding how we learn motor skills! Over 10 years ago already and not a moment too soon!! FREEDOM!!!
Great video! Could you please offer the reference video for the collect and release the tees toward the target?
Thx
See “grass whip training” then “top 3 tasks” (the wood shaving one)
I am right-handed. At address, what is the weight distribution? At the top of the backswing, what is the weight distribution?
It will feel like 60-40 in favour of the lead side; don’t fall into the trap of thinking about where the weight needs to go during the swing; see “the walking drill” on premium; practice this a bit and then film yourself doing the drill and see for yourself! 😀👍