This is How To Build a Free Flowing Golf Swing

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Have you ever had that experience when you play golf? You know, you play really well one day, then you go at golfing the next day and it’s like somebody else is holding the golf club. So, you’ve lost all the feel. Everything starts to become a little bit not wooden, but certainly guided. So, you try and force things. You try and ensure that you get that club face square to target, but it’s not as fluid and you don’t have the freedom and the flow that you had the day before. Why is that? I’ve got the answer for you. We’re going to do this in three parts today. Part one. Part one, take a golf club. I’ve simply got an eight iron in my hand here. I’m going to tee a ball up and we’re going to try and get your swing synchronized like it was the day before. Take my address position, take my lead hand off, trail hand only. Now I’m going to take my trail hand back and through and just swing onehanded. Okay, I’m just swinging one-handed there. And I can feel the rhythm. I can feel the flow. And that’s where I want to get back to because that’s what I had the day before. But it’s not just a case of the one arm right right-handed swing. The body has to go with the arm. So watch this. So when I take my arm back, my body turns with it. So when I take my arm back and turn my body with it, all of a sudden I start to swing more round my body there. The club comes more round behind me. If I don’t use my body, I swing up the way. If I use my body, I swing round. So the trail arm swinging only, it’s a very, very natural thing. If I was to, if I was to take this head cover, for example, and just throw the head cover, I wouldn’t even think about what I was doing. I would just throw it. My body would turn away from my intended target. I would push off my right foot or get deep into my lead foot. Hips would open up, knee would open up, hips would open up, chest would open up, hands, arms, hands, and then the head cover would follow. And it’s a very, very natural motion. If I throw the golf club down the fairway with both hands, even there, it’s a very natural motion. Forehand in tennis, very natural motion. We have to get back to that unforced action. And just swinging right hand only. Just feel that right hand only. How your torso is turn. My left shoulder goes down and round behind me there without even trying. And then from there to get the club back down, I’m going to have to move my weight. if the club has to follow the body because the mass of the body is what’s pulling the arm back down. It’s I’m never going to do that with a one- arm swing. I’m never going to come up here and do that with a one- arm swing. I’m always going to be there, body, club and body turn, body, club follows, club and body turn, body, club follows. And that’s what happens on the way down. It’s feeling that. It’s getting the feel for that. I’m there. Turn the body turns. Right hand swing only there. Effortless. Decent strike and I wasn’t really nothing was forced. Nothing was forced there at all. Then we come on to the second part. So we’ve now got a little bit of flow of the body body leading the right hand down into impact. And it’s it’s productive. It’s sequenced. But it’s only sequenced because it was unforced. Now the left arm, what happens with the left arm? If I put my left hand on the grip where it’s supposed to be, not down here, but where it would normally be when I take my hold on the club and make just left arm only swings. Okay, we’re going to get to the body and how that all works together in just a second. But just now, left arm only. Again, my body has to turn. My body goes before my hand and arm because I can’t. That’s as far as I can go. And then I start going up the way. If I don’t use my body, I get to here and then I start to go up. That’s quite stressful. It’s heavy. It’s quite a heavy club. 120 g shaft. So, my body goes first, which allows the club to turn. And again, doing that, the club comes in behind me. And then way through, the key point here is I let my left arm fold. So, I let the club face close over. As I come down in there, I let the club face just close over. And you can see that position there of this V is very different than that. And when we force the swing in here with the flying right elbow, that’s us trying to keep the club face too square to target, not releasing. If I turn this whole assembly upside down, that looks much better, doesn’t it? And just let that happen there. There. When I’m up here, body goes first in order to get me some force or some velocity to bring that club back down. And it folds over naturally. I can feel how it would fold over naturally. Again, that’s a natural thing. If I had a a Frisbee, let’s say, and I was throwing it left-handed, I would throw I wouldn’t throw it this way, I would throw it and let it go. And now, of course, I’m in that Vshape. So, it’s a natural action as well. So, letting that work. Right hand, body takes it back, club head goes, follows the body and through. Left hand body takes it back. Club head follows the body on the way down. Body goes first. Club head follows and the course we let it release over to that position. Nice Vshape. Now to feel that, this is the third part to feel how the body controls that. There is speed with the hands. Of course, there’s speed with the hands. Body controls it. Come back down. There’s some speed there with the hands. But it’s the body that’s guiding where these hands and arms are going. If I take a heavy object, if I take a heavy object. In order to swing this, I’m going to have to move body first. So, it’s body that’s going in order for that to swing. So, you can see there how the mass of the club is swung by the mass of the body. That’s a really, really easy way to practice and to synchronize the coordination of the golf swing. Again, it’s all about creating feel. What does the golf swing feel like? That’s what the golf swing should feel like. That’s what it felt like yesterday when I was playing really well. Why is it not feeling like that today? Because I’m trying to force things. I’m not letting things happen. There’s nothing natural going on. And now, of course, I want to put everything together. So, my right arm, left arm, right arm, turn body first. So natural. I can feel I can feel how that motion there having the left hand off I can actually physically feel the body turn the weight transfer and if I can control my low point so get the golf ball I know in doing that that I’m centered over it. I’m not pulling away to get there. If I was pulling away to get there the club’s going out towards the camera. If I stay centered the club’s going more behind me. So the body takes the club round and the arms go up slightly which takes it up. But that’s all coordinated from a one arm swing, a right arm swing. Then the left arm swing is post impact. I’m there in the way down. I’m there letting it release over at this point here. The back of my left hand and club face will marry up with target. And I just let it close into my Vshape. Vshape from bicep tricep to forearm and radius. And then from there, I put both together like so. And I just take lighter grip pressure to ensure that I can feel how this works. I want to feel the flow there. So I now feel as though I’m staying centered over the ball. I feel as though my body’s turning, which takes the golf club. And then the way back down feels my body is turning, which takes the golf club to its Vshape there. And that feels more like what I did with the golf bag. One other thing we must mention is lag. Let me swing this first. There to there. Really good. If I hold that position, look, we’veed it. We’ve not We’re not there. So, lag. What is lag? Quite simply, lag is stress on the shaft. It’s the shaft of the golf club being stressed on the down swing. the shaft of the golf club being stressed on the down swing. So stressing the shaft, bending that shaft on the way down, that is lag. And how do we feel lag? Well, the three things we’ve done there just now, right arm, left arm, and body swing with the golf bag. If I wanted to feel lag, all I simply need to do, so if I get up to here and then I come back down, this club gets closer to me as my body moves. That’s creating lag. that’s creating stress on the shaft and then releases. Now, all I need to do to feel that because we’re trying to in this video explain feels within the golf swing, what should it feel like, which is very hard to do to create that lag or the feel of lag if you take the handle of the golf club away first. So, if I go handle first, I’m going to exaggerate. If I go even with right hand, if I go handle first up to there, it’s going to come closer to me. Okay. If I go club head first, I’ve kept the width. If I go handle first there, can you see that? Can you see how from here that happens? I’m watching my shadow now. That happens. Club gets closer to my body as I turn back around. John Ram. And then both hands to feel it. Also focusing on this V-shape on the way through of course. So just a little touch of the hands first. I mean just just an inch of travel will give you the feel of lag. Finishing in the Vshape. So just a little touch of the hands first. There. It’s cool. Really good. I hope that’s helped. I’m trying to put across here what it feels like to swing the golf club. Why did it feel great yesterday? It feels rubbish today. Yesterday I shot 64. Today I shot 194. Why is that? I was the same guy. I had the same food. I had the same diet. I forced it today because yesterday was great. Let’s do it again. Well, yesterday we didn’t know it was going to be great. So, we just swung. We just played. We were natural. We were throwing head covers. We were throwing frisbes. We were just releasing that golf club. No problem. Today, I want to shoot 64 again. So, do you know what? Let’s make sure. Let’s make sure I get this club in the air, the ball in the air. Let’s make sure I hold the club face square. You’ve forced it. You need to let it go. Be natural. Be free. Those three or four actions there, trail arm, lead arm into V. Great release there. Feeling how the body is taking the club where it’s going to go. And then if you can get that right, you will then get a bit of lag. But to feel the lag in the drill, use the handle away from the golf club first. That’s just a feel. Don’t try that on the golf course. But if you get the other three correct, you will feel that. On the screen right now, there is a training aid called the Gem. You’ve probably seen this in the past. It’s an old video. I’ve put it back up there. There’s a promo code with that. The Gem puts you on plane. It puts your golf swing on plane. It’s very, very interesting. It’s It will straighten up your ball flight. Put it that way. If you slice it, you won’t after you’ve used the gem. I’ll see you in my next video. Thanks for watching. in Dubai.