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Lawrence Smith
Lawrence Smith
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4 years ago

Hey Shawn,

So, an ax and a sledgehammer have a short shaft, like an iron. I’ve had some success getting my irons on plane in the backswing by thinking of them as axes and “heaving” them to the top of the backswing. I’ve had less success with the hybrids and woods due to the longer shaft. The ax analogy doesn’t seem to work as well and I whip the backswing too far inside because the longer shaft seems to want to be swung more “around” as opposed to heaved “up.” Any thoughts on the difference between irons and longer clubs as it relates to this drill?

dschulz@skyline-ats.com
dschulz@skyline-ats.com
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4 years ago

Working through this axe drill again. The grass whip and PMD have really helped me with the downswing. But getting to the top is a bit off. I have used a slower backswing and “placing” the club at the top. But using the axe drill, it seems as if we should be tossing or heaving to the top of the backswing. Thoughts on this, while keeping my focus on the target?

dschulz@skyline-ats.com
dschulz@skyline-ats.com
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Reply to  Shawn Clement
4 years ago

Thanks for the reply… So…. back to my original question, which is it? Slow to the top of the backswing, or, heave it to the top?

dschulz@skyline-ats.com
dschulz@skyline-ats.com
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Reply to  Shawn Clement
4 years ago

Ok sounds good….. do you happen to know any videos that would be good for this?

matra4eva@gmail.com
matra4eva@gmail.com
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5 years ago

Shawn one thing I’m not getting… when you say robust the weight of the arm/club unit, do you just let them fall or are you ‘making’ them fall with some effort?

Loving your content as always and I think you should add a ‘contribution’ option to your website

Thank you (and Sav of course)

matra4eva@gmail.com
matra4eva@gmail.com
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Reply to  Shawn Clement
5 years ago

I have watched those videos ( I’ve watched them all 😊)… so I literally just let my arms ‘fall’ under their own weight toward the target?

Tip jar will be used from now on!!!!

kkeenn30@gmail.com
kkeenn30@gmail.com
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5 years ago

Hi Shawn, this is my first comment/question. While watching this weight shift video with you and Savy, I picked up something new for me. I’ve always had trouble with Perpetual M. drill.. always seemed awkward.
This time I stayed centered and the weight shift was completely natural. The foot plant comes with out thinking. Hope to confirm this at the range tomorrow. Thanks!

pinny2651@aol.com
pinny2651@aol.com
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5 years ago

Shawn– if the weight of the arm club unit is increased, would that not make you feel like that total weight is carrying you through the swing without you exerting any force. ” Give up control to gain control” as Knudson said. Isn’t it easier to let gravity work with a heavier club. Just set it in motion and let it happen.. I don’t you can do it with todays light clubs

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