How Opposite Pressure Creates the ‘Slingshot Snap Swing’

How Opposite Pressure Creates the ‘Slingshot Snap Swing’

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  1. Looks wonderful and will be my practice drill at the range today – Thanks. +Well the range went very well and was keeping the ball lower than normal which is an improvement for me and driver went very straight. Thanks again.

  2. Watching this 09.00 before an 11.30 medal tee time … genuinely excited to see this.
    The odd time I’ve felt this I’ve wondered what actually happened… now I know it was all Sir Isaac’s fault 😀
    For me it feels like a big old fascial stretch the old school X-factor thing.
    If I get anywhere near your ball/turf contacts I’ll be a happy camper.
    Great video.

  3. Love your passion in this video Warren.. I find that so difficult to do!.. It's like patting your head and rubbing your tummy!.. Will definitely work on it though.. Thanks again..

  4. Warren I would love to know your views on Manuel de la Torre’s theory on the golf swing. He was golf club focused as opposed to body focused. Still can’t figure out which one you fit into. For me there is far too much emphasis on body focused swing with coaches on YouTube. Sometimes I wonder why we need so many lessons on YouTube to explain the basic golf swing. Had nobody worked it out yet? Having said all that I do find your demonstrations to be helpful.

  5. My wife Diana and I love watching your videos together. We played together yesterday and we both felt that we could mentally hear your voice as though we had brought a little bit of you along with us. We love watching you play, and the way you approach different situations, especially the unexpected challenge or occasional disappointing outcome, taking everything in stride, and with confidence and self belief. We know that are so many golfers who would benefit from watching your channel, if only they could get started. Hopefully in time your viewership will continue to expand. Those of us who have been lucky enough to have found you, treasure you. We love watching Trevor raise his head up to watch your ball flight. It's clearly in his breeding to want to see where the ball is going, and I'm sure he wants to get them and bring them back to you. Only problem with that is that he would be in harm's way from the next shot, we get that. He is magnificent and a very worthy companion indeed. 
    Best, Arnie

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