My Top 2 Keys to Virtually LIMITLESS CLUBHEAD SPEED! 

I have been binge watching all of your vids and this vid here is the best. I'm an old percussion instructor and the drills in this vid relate to learning fast rudiments on a pro level. Percussion is supple quickness just like a good golf swing ( muscles are fired and relaxed rapidly). For example the "long roll rudiment" is learned from an extremely slow tempo and built over time to a lightning fast tempo. When teaching this rudiment to beginners every student trys to go lightning fast right away, but as you can imagine they have zero control of the motion of the sticks (just like club path) and they are all over the place. The magic in learning the long roll is at the slow and fast transitioning tempo (when the stick begins to freely bounce on a snare head). Pushing the tempo faster and faster on a pillow (no bounce allowed) is the only way to gain fast twitch muscle control. Pushing the tempo faster and faster every day for months is the only way to achieve the level of supple quickness and control needed to do this rudiment correctly. To understand better... try this rudiment: Snap your right hand fast and forcefully twice on your chest, then snap your left hand twice. Repeat .. rr ll rr ll rr ll ect and increase the tempo until it sounds like a machine gun....supple quickness is needed.

Hands down your best tips/drills ever!!!

Never heard a similar explanation. Very interesting topic and exercise. Thanks for sharing.

I appreciate your video, it really resonated with me, excellent instruction.

Great advice. Working on the wrist release drill has been very helpful and started to fix my dragging of the handle.

Hey Steve, Your videos have helped me a lot. Thank you do much.

Great stuff I’ve just started working on your MA swing and hitting really good. I haven’t gotten the distance yet but I know it’s coming. I was a 5 and quit playing for like 3 years due to having my first grandchild. Was really missed up from watching 3 years of RU-vid lol. This swing got me on track and playing well again thanks

revolutionary ideas!!! what a game changer vid!

Your drill of 'stopping the elbow at the pole' (no handle drag) has really helped my release, thanks Steve..

sounds good will try this tomorrow, thanks a lot!

Very good. I wish you showed side view of the pivot. Good job and look forward to seeing more. Take care!

Hi Steve, thanks for the interesting video. When you perform the step drill and go up in speed it looks like your pausing before the faster step to your left. Is this intentional and is it serving a purpose?

Makes a lot of sense thank you.

Thanks Steve, I have never heard this before but it makes sense. Great lesson!

I’ll try it!

I love the way you tie up this explanation with the use of the chair (probably to remove any early extension). My question: do you consensually incorporate, generate the « action » of the wrist to you swing or pivot? Or will it happen by themself if there is you succeed of removing any tension from your arm/wrist? Thanks!

I like this will try this hope it works as I’m now 84 years old thanks

those convirus screens are over the top..Good info as usual..

Thanks dude!

Great to see someone not using the "Hold the angle" BS... amateurs got to start releasing sooner then they think...

Hi Steve, I’ve just started looking at your videos and I have found them very helpful, thank you. The release move with the right arm coming over the left just after impact has helped me straighten up my shots, and I now find it easier to get a draw. Can I please ask though how you modify this release to encourage a fade or slice? Should I hold off the full release? Cheers, Pete

Love the videos! Where is that practice range? Looks awesome!

Thanks for this! But Does the 2nd key (flipping the wrists 90) contradict your ‘throw from top’ speed woosh videos?

This release is making sense to me. So this wrist action along with the left shoulder pivot gives it a little extra at the bottom?

Hi Steve are you doing a roll release where your right arm crossing over your left? And if so could that create a hook shoot ? Nice vid👌

Really good video, learn slow and build up something us older folks don’t do well. Watch a new video and take it to the course immediately, Poo poo it for not working and go to the next video hoping for immediate swing speed. I like your methodology of teaching along with the Mike Austin technique which is pretty outstanding. 👍🍺👍

Steve, I’m sure you’ve addressed this, but can you touch on that “under Shauger release”? It has confused me about which is the way that Mike Austin released. Thank you for helping all us older guys out here!👍🏽

What’s the wall drill you mention

Steve whats the chair for?... great vid!!!

I have a hard time combining the pizza move (or skipping the stone / carate chop / leading right elbow) with the wrist release (or handle pointing at the right thigh). Is there some sort of secondary transition between these moves or is it even more subtle?

Steve, great videos! I Have noticed that you appear to use a ten finger grip. Is this just convenience for continuity or do you employ it all the time? I use the 10 finger with jumbo grips because of some arthritis and I feel that I can hold the club with a light pressure. Your thoughts? Barry

Excellent! FR

I hope you answer this question. Didn’t Mike Austin have a different release, the cone definition where the right hand stays under the left? The do it slowly is a really good technique for teaching.

Steve, very good teaching on what to do and how to learn it! Like the ladder drill for everything! "First correctly then quickly" is an awesome principle for training. THANKS!!!

In other words work on developing a subtle quick and conscious movement of the hips as opposed to a jerky unintentional and out of control movement of the hips. Great advice.

Got my first hole in one last September when I started this Swing 😳

Good video, great content. Just a suggestion: balance the sound levels.

Good stuff. Just wish the audio was cleaner. My problem is that anytime I turn my hips too quickly or initiate the swing w the hips. I end up w a pull left.

You speak of drill along the wall?

Great video Steve. What annoying me in playing golf is thinking too much about skills rather than repeating correct routine drill over and over. It seems boring and looks silly in the driving range but it should be the right way to do it. One question, is there any secret you put a chair behind you? Is it to avoid you fly your hip forward when you adding speed in the motion?

Still don’t know which better the Austin right hand under release or more horizontal and like a slap with left at impact

I'm a new subscriber, liking the content! Can incorporate both these drills together once you've practiced them separately? Asking for a friend! Cheers

Great! Mike’s ‘power of the belly button’ explained another way.

Steve, what causes the lead arm to be pinned to the torso in the down swing and through swing? I've been picturing it in my mind for hours.

Tom Hullverson Do the arms and hands cause the body to turn and shift or does the body turning cause the hands to respond? this seems unclear in the video.E.g. long hitting Brooks Koepka's right foot remains flat at the point of impact which would indicate that his arms and hands are causing his hips and body to turn.

Do we push off with left foot hard?

Love your videos. Please get a propper microphone 🎤. Sound quality is very bad.

Steve, Great stuff as always; but I have a question that maybe you might can answer. I recently (last 6 weeks or so) switched to the Mike Austin/Mike Dunaway style of swing which is how I found you ironically. My iron play has improved drastically (6 iron went from 135 to 160-170 carry and depending on conditions will be 185-190 total for example), but my driver is still short (210-240 and averages about 220) and is cutting at the end. Many times total distance with my 6 iron will be within 30 yards of my average drive. I feel like I’m late in my release with the driver for some reason. I can’t seem to close it down in time to straighten it out even when I make center contact. Any thoughts or suggestions? Thank you.

Do you think once you get first drill down should you hit balls with tiny move?

Everyone that touts there is no "roll" of the forearms through impact, their heads just exploded. lol.

Where is this range located?

It seems there isn’t any mention of shoulder turn at all, and some pros make a huge deal of a shoulder turn... Confusing to me!

Assume these 2 "keys" apply to woods and irons as well!

Steve, why the chair?

I don’t see any wrist action, this is all about the pivot

4:22

Where it's at just think side on L and release

Love you Steve……. But your back hip does not travel outside you back ankle. Mike Austin does advocate that.

I applaud your effort to add some creativity to your video but the music was too much; very distracting and made it hard to hear your message. That said, I like how you teach. You're calm, you communicate well and I like how you use a doable progression. Keep it up!

Isn't the timing required to do this a bit scary . . . . . !? I have tried to tweak the clubface a tiny bit so its closing through impact, but if I swing the slightest bit too slow, I get a massive duck hook, so much so that for me even doing that constitutes a risky thing to attempt. As a result, I am lucky to hit it 220. I'd love to incorporate this move, but I don't think I'll live long enough.

Completely unrelated comment. The light would be much better if you shot the video from the opposite side.

looks to me like you are swaying and sliding

Sorry, but what is with the chair? (Pardon the pun)

Turned it off as couldn't hear the speech at all for the noise in the background

never seen that crossing the arms in front of you like that. I don't have the flexibility but I'll work on it. too many muscles getting in the way. But i've seen people hitting the ball a long way just by crossing and uncrossing the arms.

Why don't you hit the ball and show us how far you hit it

Techniques and coordination will get you to only around 90 mph swing speed, anything beyond that requires strength, show us the 70 year olds hitting 270, I really doubt it

Next time have better audio. To much distraction