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LOSE THE CLOCK! The clock is not intuitive, we don't look at it backwards. You have a great lesson here, "over the top" or hands going forward from the top is the fault. Some pros, like Sergio Garcia, describe the first part of the downswing as "pulling the chain down" taught to him by his dad. There is a small loop created as the swing plane slightly changes from there (see Hogan on plane, brilliant). The difficulty is teaching your body to sequence properly as you are shifting weight towards the target just before the backswing ends and starting rotation . . . complex, difficult, and fun to try to get perfect. Xander came pretty close to perfection doing this at the Open Championship, the rest of us continue the struggle ;)
If I had the choice of hitting a ball at Augusta or hitting a ball off of Chuck's backyard matt at the San Juan Mountains I think I'd choose Chuck's matt.
Can you tell if your club speed is fast or slow by the sound of the "swoosh." Is the swoosh sound a higher pitch the faster you swing? It seems like it is to me. Was thinking that might be a way to judge my technique when I am practicing.
IMO, with more years on earth than most, this girl is going to have to quit playing golf before she is 35 years old. She needs to be advised by an experienced Physical Therapist or Trainer on how much pressure she is putting on her spine. Golf is a sport of a lifetime if you don’t abuse your body along the way!
@@Rotaryswing seems like that kind of swing (and Neimann's) would require ALOT of dedication to being flexible. Probably not maintainable but looks pretty awesome
@@ryancampbell4445 to go to that extreme sure but that’s way out there. Just the tiniest bit of leverage creates tremendous force as i talk about in the full video
Fact, check; professional golf, swing the hands move at approximately 20 mph. Not very fast The Fastest moving part of the body would be the right pointer finger.
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How does this old marketing video relate to the changes you’re espousing now with Axiom and GOAT method. I can’t tell if what you teach now is still the same as before. Obviously I understand evolving and becoming more enlightened but maybe explaining the differences from the past teachings and how to modify or blend it with the new teachings would be helpful.
They are both happening, this video is just focusing on the hands and for those who know how to throw, they will naturally shift their bodies, but not everyone knows how to throw so if that's the case you will still have to get a feeling for shifting back to the lead side at the same time (technically slightly before)
Does Axiom change or contradict what you taught 5 years ago? For example you used to emphasize using the obliques and shoulders for more coil in the backswing with limited hip depth.
@@Sportsbob1 no the axiom is way to make all the moves in the dead drill happen fluidly, and at athletically without having to think through a bunch of positions
Since Tiger has been swinging the same way since he was 5 years old, he didn't understand weight shift. With his setup at address, with weight more on the balls of his feet, then a one piece torso driven takeway and wide backswing to the top, when he starts the downswing with the club, does the weight shift happen automatically as he swings the club down and around.
Jaime Cavella calls it a Moving fulcrum. Babe Ruth being an ideal subject in baseball hitting as Ben Hogan and Tiger(year 2000) were in golf. This swing, pulling with both left and right arms, keeping right arm bent through impact(heavy hit) keeps the barrel of the bat and clubface square to the target longer, than most who Push the gulf club, straightening the right arm at impact. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DsJ9vPciEqk.html
There are two basic ways to swing the golf swing. Most golfers including pga pros is Pushing with right arm straightening. Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger (see 2000), right arm Pulling, as in tug of war. The sign of right arm pulling is that the right arm is bent at impact. Not even Homer Kelley (author of The Golf Machine)imagined both arms Pulling.
Every golf swing involves every muscle in our body. At top of BS both baby Tiger and 2000 Tiger, "fart behind the left heel"; as Jack Nicklaus and Ben Hogan did
20 years ago I had 130mph club head speed and hit 330 meter drives regularly. My swing coach told me I drove my right leg too much. Got better with my irons but lost distance of the tee.
