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In the year 2000 my son was 6 years old, I had cut down a golf club and was teaching him how to swing, he was automatically doing this exact thing, lifting lead foot then back. And he was hitting the ball great, time for me to do thing same thing.
Had a gears session with James Leitz last week! One of the best for sure! He made me work on D force. All of these movements are what I had to work on with James
Like 95% of all amateurs out there I struggle exactly with this. Too much weight/pressure going over to trail side and stays there way too long. Will take this to the range as another drill to work on. This seems more real than step drills to be honest. Nobody does step drills on the course but plenty people even on tour raises their heels.
Couldn’t agree more! Not saying step drills don’t work or help but I like things that relate more to hitting shots like I would on the course! Thanks for sharing and let me know how it goes!
This such a great progression! 1) Effect of the grip on your release pattern → 2) from P2 a burst of energy generated by transferring weight from lead side to trail side and back to a posted lead side → (to maybe, 3) using hackmotion to get feedback on wrist conditions at P4 to better control club face through impact? Assuming you think this would be a good 3rd progression and since most people won't be able to afford a hackmotion device (like me) any thoughts on how to get feedback on your wrist condition at the top of the back swing? In other words, without using hackmotion is there any way to get feedback to know you are hitting the the sweet spot between to much flexion at the top + at impact, or to much extension at the top + impact?
Thanks so much for the comment and feedback here! I do greatly appreciate it! Happy to help any way I can! The best way I would say to monitor the wrist conditions (and more so the face control) would be through video and comprehending how the club face stays square the leading edge of the shaft! I’d be happy to jump on a call and explain this i to you if you’d like! Here is a link for a free consultation call below: calendly.com/trevorsalzmangolf/free-15-minute-consultation Thanks again and please let me know if you ever need anything or have any questions! TS
Free 14 Day Trial To My Community, Club TS → www.trevorsalzmangolf.com/club-ts
If you haven’t seen the video I uploaded last week, click here to watch → th-cam.com/video/BPPlfXD9Pu4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZQ8_wfyrdKitsKKD
Here is the link for my free crash course Understanding Impact → www.trevorsalzmangolf.com/understanding-impact
In the year 2000 my son was 6 years old, I had cut down a golf club and was teaching him how to swing, he was automatically doing this exact thing, lifting lead foot then back. And he was hitting the ball great, time for me to do thing same thing.
Might not be a bad thing right here to try if it can help you to get pressure forward more efficiently! Let me know if you have any questions on this!
Had a gears session with James Leitz last week! One of the best for sure! He made me work on D force. All of these movements are what I had to work on with James
Great dude he is! Fun to spend time with! Thanks for sharing!
You create amazing content on the regular, but this might be the best one ever. Great work!
Thanks so much my man! I greatly appreciate it! 🙏🙏
This is why you saw the prior generation of great golfers lifted the lead heel. Really the same thing just a different style.
Very well could be! Thanks for the comment!
This is what baseball hitters do to transfer energy. Excellent presentation! Thank you.
Agree 100%!!! Thanks for the comment and feedback!
Another excellent video Trevor 👌 I’ll be giving this a go down the range 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thank you! Look forward to hearing how it goes! 👊👊👊
THANK YOU!!!
You got it! I hope this helps and please let me know if you ever have any questions!
TS
Yep - soooo key !
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Great 👍
Thank you! Appreciate the feedback here!
Like 95% of all amateurs out there I struggle exactly with this. Too much weight/pressure going over to trail side and stays there way too long. Will take this to the range as another drill to work on. This seems more real than step drills to be honest. Nobody does step drills on the course but plenty people even on tour raises their heels.
Couldn’t agree more! Not saying step drills don’t work or help but I like things that relate more to hitting shots like I would on the course! Thanks for sharing and let me know how it goes!
This works so well, is there a reason why I shouldn't just play this way??? Thanks for the video!
You got it! Give it a go on the course if it is working that well! Would love to hear your feedback!
Cant wait to try this as I struggle with proper weight shift!
Let me know how it goes and if you have any questions!!
TS
This such a great progression! 1) Effect of the grip on your release pattern → 2) from P2 a burst of energy generated by transferring weight from lead side to trail side and back to a posted lead side → (to maybe, 3) using hackmotion to get feedback on wrist conditions at P4 to better control club face through impact?
Assuming you think this would be a good 3rd progression and since most people won't be able to afford a hackmotion device (like me) any thoughts on how to get feedback on your wrist condition at the top of the back swing?
In other words, without using hackmotion is there any way to get feedback to know you are hitting the the sweet spot between to much flexion at the top + at impact, or to much extension at the top + impact?
Thanks so much for the comment and feedback here! I do greatly appreciate it! Happy to help any way I can!
The best way I would say to monitor the wrist conditions (and more so the face control) would be through video and comprehending how the club face stays square the leading edge of the shaft!
I’d be happy to jump on a call and explain this i to you if you’d like! Here is a link for a free consultation call below:
calendly.com/trevorsalzmangolf/free-15-minute-consultation
Thanks again and please let me know if you ever need anything or have any questions!
TS
I’ll definitely give you a call thanks for the offering much appreciated!
fantastic looking forward to learning more on Thursday.
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Awesome video as usual
Thank you so much!