True power In The Golf Swing Come From This...[You Can Do It Too!] 

Beautifully said👊

I think most people are like me- searching for an answer and they think this just may be it. But we don't know. For most of us it's just not practical to commit to such a big swing change until we see more to convince us that there will be a payday if we put in the time. Like I've said before- Jim, I want to believe but I need more from you before I can. I feel like you are deliberately not giving people like me what I need to then commit. It's not the cost I a worried about. It's investing time and changing muscle memory toward something that is ultimately a dead end. The biggest question is what power. You seem to swing as smooth as PGA pros but I know what there swing speed, ball speed and distances are. I don't know what your swing will produce.

Are you still finding success with this method 2 years later George?

Hi Jim I tried out your method oh my god I can't believe how repetitive it is, thanks so much Jim.

You won't regret it, Used his swing yesterday and had a few shots I have never hit before! I would recommend clubbing up one or 2 clubs until you get used to the swing. I lost about 10-20 yards in my irons, but think it was because I am not used to swinging with no effort in my hands.

The loss of distance is the fear that keeps me from committing to Jim's swing.

I thinking of joining is for real?

I'm curious if you have stuck with this swing after 2 years?

Thanks for letting us know of your sleep cycles 😂

I'm entering week 3 of JVGA. Sticking with the Swing Path drill, Bump and Run, and short pitches as I am discovering stillness, or more accurately, how much movement I still have to eliminate. Progress is incremental, however, I'm discovering truths, as Jim describes them in this video and absorbing these as I stick with the progression. If you have struggled with the two pivot swing, immersing yourself in JVGA will lead you down a path of enlightenment. As I cut down on movement, my short swing contact is much crisper after two weeks. I'm discovering the left armed nature of the swing, and what heavy arms are, specifically that the right hand is basically just along for the ride. Yesterday, a man approached me in the clubhouse after I practiced. He had noted my contact, and the unusual closed positioning we JVGA students adopt. He noted he was battling a left to right ball flight. I pointed out that closing the body and shoulders, then swinging along that orientation forces inside out and a draw, which is what I was working on. He said something about how my contact was good and I was getting nice ball flight. He may just be a dabbler, uninterested in going further, but I told him who is teaching me. We shall see if he engages me again.

Same here! Jim is a genius, my terrible slice has now turned into a consistent draw and now I actually enjoy hitting my irons!

Right on. Glad you’re experiencing the action. Tip of the iceberg.

Trained coyotes

That's who he reminds me of too

Good call - Jim you got a good Halloween costume idea over here

Copy that. The swing is a pre-set in the set up to create a shallow, circular and descending swing. The videos you’re looking for are in my school. jimvenetosgolfacademy.com

If you only play the par 3 course, this is the swing for you. Venetos' swing doesn't work with the longer clubs. Notice you don't see him swing a long club in his videos?

Great, sign up for my school to learn that and much more.

Copy all that. You have many questions that are all answered in my school with detailed videos.

Both thoroughly explained in my school.

No need for them

I’ve trained lizards to fetch

How did that work? I predict because Jim's swing obviously puts less pressure on the right knee, an although it puts more pressure on the left knee, the stability of the swing reduces the chances of injury versus a conventional swing.

That and many more videos are in my school. Sign up and enjoy.

I agree. It looks and sounds great.

Swing speed + spin rate = distance. Not chs alone.

The grip isn’t your issue it’s your shoulders opening in the downswing. Sign up and I’ll get you sorted

Try being more closed at set up.

Great question...Answered in my school in great detail.

@@osXcanada neither

@@jimvenetosgolf that’s not an answer…the club does not move itself….its either your turning your shoulders or you are just swinging your arms….would you be so kind to elaborate?

@@osXcanada it’s neither of those things and of course, the club doesn’t move itself, the set up does. For you to think that there’s only two ways is going to keep you in the place that you are as a golfer. Open your mind that there might be not only one but probably 15 different ways that I could describe for you how the club moves. I thoroughly explain how the club moves and it’s neither an arm swing or a shoulder swing. If you’d like to learn more kindly sign up for my school.

@@jimvenetosgolf That’s just bizarre! The most powerful contact at least for me is when I turn my shoulders and let the arms ride on my chest as per Ben Hogan…The problem with taking online classes, is what does one do while we send in a video and then wait for a response.. do we practice, do we not practice, do we play, do we not play. Our season is too short to wait 4 or 5 days for a response. I would love to take your course, but it would be in person. Online may work for others, but for me I need personal contact. I want instant feedback. Thanks for your input…

@@osXcanada I only teach high level competitive golfers in person because my online school and the one on one coaching you receive from me will cut your handicap in half at a minimum. If you want immediate feedback, I give virtual lessons which are just like in person lessons but at a fraction of the cost. When you describe you making hogans swing please remember your handicap and that you are a hobby golfer. I can assure and it has been proven that no hobby golfer can consistently make hogans swing. And no hobby golfer should be so certain about techniques until they’ve reached a consistent ability to perform the techniques.

I hit tight draws. My miss is usually a hook, but it’s playable.

I experienced hooks (a lot!) at first (and still occasionally) using the JVGA method- but discovered it was because I was either overswinging or not keeping my shoulders closed until impact (or both!). I've found that learning/trusting the JVGA swing is actually pretty easy...but unlearning my old bad swing habits is the hard part. It's taken a lot of time, patience, perseverance- and hitting a lot of balls for my mind/body to forget bad swing habits...they keep trying to creep back in. The journey using Jim's swing has transformed my ball striking and confidence standing over the ball...trust him and yourself...it's worth it. My 2.5 cents anyways.

As long as the face isn't too closed. Clubface that's closed to path and open to target will make quite a nice push draw.

Fades are easy and explained thoroughly in my school

The swing works off of all lies. Sign up for my school for more great content.

Negative. Sounds like you need the help of the pro that created this system. Sign up for my school to gain access to me and over 400 videos that will help you to play the best golf of your life.

@@jimvenetosgolf I would love to but I can’t afford to!

@@lukehathaway7955 if you play golf, you can afford it

Nothing like it. No tilt, no trail arm strike, no power loss, no over complicated sequencing.

My target off this mat is always the telephone pole in the distance.

@@jimvenetosgolf suggest putting this target in camera view 🤔

@@dapperdank3701 you’re missing the point fella, if you want to play significantly better just simply apply the technique I teach, if not, that’s cool with me. Carry on with your game.

Issue with your set up or focus during the swing. Sign up, I’ll get you sorted

I swing too fast mostly, and I hit fat alot, losing power