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Faldo should have never listened to leadbetter...oops i guess he would never have become sir nick

You'll get there with your own development I'm sure. I know the feeling of lightly telling struggling friends some of the Zen Tips , and even suggesting they watch the videos. Funny thing is they dont watch them or listen to the tips and all of them are struggling / getting worse.. Only so much you can do!! Thank god for marcus as I dread to think what my last 2 years of golf would have felt like without his methods

Ya know what it seems like. If seems like we should have been learning golf when we were six years old like playing baseball. These pros have been playing since those early years. But what happens is they teach us a different set of techniques than the ones they actually use because if everyone learned how to golf like hitting a baseball in their youth then where would these golf professional snobs be. This guy has really made me realize how rigged the system is with golf and all the misinformation we get about it to tap us for our money. This is the only golf technique that should be taught.

There's no particular swing model for a bad back as everybody has their own movement capability. The idea is that you explore using the exercises and find 'your' best way 👍

@@GRFGolf Thank you Marcus for your fast reply. Enjoying your channel.

Please email the team at zengrfinfinity@gmail.com who will be able to help 👍

Same swing, its the alignment and the club face that dictates the where the ball starts and finishes, watch Bubba Watson hitting fades and draws on a demo day, the punters call out the shape ,Fade draw low high etc and he is nearly at the top of his backswing when they call it, ( thinking they are clever and trying to to get him tgo do it wrong) but he gets it every time,

@@grumpyoldgit8254 gotta check that out ! I,m new to this zen thing. If it can remove some of my over 300 swing thoughts, It would be GREAT! Going to stick with zen guru Dr Marcus for a while!

Check your routine, preparing for the shot and being focused on the meaningful cues is where it all happens.

@@GRFGolf yes I try every shot to go through what I learned in my lesson with yourself and sometimes all that goes out of the window. As you know Marcus I struggle with my back still awaiting spine surgery to fix the ongoing problem. Hoping that after the surgery I can make more consistent swings and put a full round together and start to bring the scoring down short game lets me down massively chipping and putting to be more precise I lose so many shots around and on the green just be so nice to get into the 90s every time I go out still loving everything you do the videos are brilliant keep it up Marcus and the team

@@richardsmith825 Best wishes with your physical problems. I just discovered Marcus. Sorry, that comes off a bit like Marco polo discovering north america ! But I think the zen part is to clear your mind and body of un necessary thoughts and movements, by cleaning up/simplifying the mechanics. Zen =Kiss, sorta. Any progress?

@@jmack619 yea I’m getting a lot better. Plenty of practice lately. Just have to be careful with my back. Don’t want to damage it any more than it is already.

I use a forward press as well, and that helps me get a longer backswing and gets me from trying to over control the backswing. When I do this I usually get a good result.

I,M new here. You guys are saying all the right things!

It makes sense that multiple coaches and scientists are arriving at these conclusions. It's all always been there, however the tools to accurately measure were not. The growth of long drive and the resulting analysis of swing speed generation have also been a driving factor in understanding how to move the body to produce functional task execution. And that's the key; folks are caught up in golf appearing to be a stationary sport, however when you return to the brain's focus on task execution everything starts to self-organize and fall into place naturally. This is why it's so important to focus the mind on the appropriate task. Think about getting your elbow into a specific position and you'l probably succeed . . . and strike the ball like hot garbage. Focus on hammering a nail through the back of the ball or sending it to a specific target or picture in your mind and your body is freed to accomplish the task. This is why the hula hoop drill Marcus sometimes uses to promote natural shot shaping works so well.

Yeah Mike Austin the long driver thought in a similar vain in the 1950's