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What happened ro the elephant walk drill?
Hey Flip! The best one is in the “kinetic chain facilitation series #6”
I believe the Elephant walk is on youtube😝
Hey, Shawn! I’ve been tasked with mastering the walking drill and I was wondering if there is a “more efficient” and “less efficient” way to master it. Should I spend 10 minutes before a round practicing, should I dedicate a whole range session only hitting through the walking drill? If you could offer some guidance, I’d really appreciate it!
-Hunter
Hi Hunter! I would definitely dedicate some range time on that! Master that drill and you have mastered the golf swing my man!! Do it till the cows come home or at least for 10 minutes per club with a wedge, 7 iron, hybrid or long iron and Driver!
Hi Shawn, with this drill is your spine pre-tilted as you walk and swing, and if so it seems much harder to maintaine the angle.. Or there’s no pre tilt or turn for this drill and if so are they entirely necessary for actually hitting/swinging a ball? Thanks for clarifying my confusion!
Hi Nate! First see “tilt mile markers” and then See a great update to this in the “kinetic chain facilitation series” #6 which is my favourite and you will get to see drone views as a nice bonus.
Thank you Shawn. I really appreciate the response timeliness! This is a great forum to access the wealth of knowledge you possess and I love your passion for sharing and passing on your knowledge and explaining it in ways that make sense!
Thank you Nate! I love the community we have and continue to build! 😀👍
Hey Shawn , as We swing the motion is still battering ram ?
Battering ram is same as “shawn’s Favourite drill” which is the same as “throwing the club” which is the same as “whip cutting through the dandelion stem” etc…the key is to stick to a task that resonates with you and become an expert at that task.
In the battering ram drill when Shawn uses the club to bust through a door frame and explains how gravity will get you to release was an Great AHA ! Moment for Me . Thank You for such a quick response
Hey Shawn,
I’ve been training my walking drill last saturday. Results are encouraging! All of my drive where on the fairway. contacts are much better and some of my shots where really great :). I can really see the swing arc with this drill and it’s changing completely the way I swing. Things difficult I have also observed during the game : I top the ball to much with my irons, my drive are not very powerfull (220 yards= 200m total). When i drive, the ball tend to go a bit high wich may cause loss of distance, I think my ball takes backspin that doesn’t help to get more distance.
In addition I felt that i was hitting my balls using more the first pendulum and a second pendulum that was incomplete.
Question: As the swing is in both way with this walking drill that is a perpetual motion, do you have in your mind to take two targets and two trajectories in both way and to switch your visualization durung the motion?
Thanks sebastien
Not 2 targets; but 2 FULL RELEASES IN EACH DIRECTION THROUGH THE GRASS would be good for you; when you do the kinetic chain engagement drill of sending grass divots to target, it is because the PMD is already good. If the PMD needs work, then you simply practice releasing through the grass and walking and cutting your rows of grass in each direction to feel that release like in the “snap release polish” video