Hi Christo. Loved your new Miracle OTT swing revised video. I now understand when you said that as you lift right/you lean left. I believe this makes a smother,fluid, progressive non stopping swing. Am I right? Or is there another reason why you feel you must do this? Bobby Jones beautiful swing proves beyond a doubt that the perfect golf swing must be maintained an one continuous fluid, flowing motion of the traveling golf club. Would you agree? I notice on the old Bobby Jones video the tracing is on the looping of the traveling golf club from the ground to impact to his ball and we see the narrow part of the loop extends over both shoulders then seemingly quickly looping around his head. I wonder if you were to trace just the movement of your golf club how similar to Bobby Jones it may or may not look. I think very similar; but perhaps with an even tighter looping being traced over both of your shoulders. What say you. Cheers 👍😃⛳️
Would love to hear you address Jack's comment about using the legs i.e. as hogan says (the most important part of the swing is the use of the lower body) and how that contributes to the miracle swing. Did he also affirm your idea about the miracle swing? Would love to hear more.
Another grwat example of OTT, is Ian Poulter. Did you know that Hogan was borne as a lefty, left-handed. So his left side was always in control, and to hit it far enough, really had to work on hitting it with the right side, causing too many tendency to low duck pulled shots, out of control. So he had to cup to open the club, whereas a right handed player needs to learn to strengthen the left side. Hogan was forced to play righthanded as there were hardly any clubs available for a lefty, unless they swam in money, to have them custom build. Have you read Larry Miller's book on the Hogan Secret, how Hogan helped Tommy Bolt to remedy his troubles with pulled hooks. Miller claimed that Hogan shared the Holy Grail only with Bolt. Every other socalled secrets, were the natural consequences of the big secret, only shared with Bolt, who helped Larry Miller on his way to become a professional golfer.
You can talk forever about Hogan's swing and it was a great swing but the most standout feature is he resisted the clubface turning over in the impact/follow through area more than almost anyone else. The arm/body connection was also a great feature and helped in this follow through extension. Just look at how long his right arm stays straight through the shot. When they talk about Hogan's legs remember they were smashed in his crash and he had to have them wrapped because of circulation problems.
Christo - I am sofa king excited about finding your videos ! My quick story: About three years ago I decided to get serious about golf, had lessons, practiced a lot, and focused over-and-over on coming from the inside, "like all the pros do. " My handicap is up, and I was consistently hitting the driver 30-40 yards shorter than I used to, and I was hooking, slicing, and spraying the driver all over the fairway, all of which I attributed to being older, out of shape, etc. Ironically, last weekend I accidently discovered you when searching for videos on how NOT to come over the top. I went to the range on Tuesday, and wow! My distance is back!! One session was all it took!! Your teaching has me really excited about golf and I am looking forward to learning more and ordering your videos ! BTW, I appreciate your presentation and soft-spoken and humble manor !
Hi Christo. Loved your new Miracle OTT swing revised video. I now understand when you said that as you lift right/you lean left. I believe this makes a smother,fluid, progressive non stopping swing. Am I right? Or is there another reason why you feel you must do this?
Bobby Jones beautiful swing proves beyond a doubt that the perfect golf swing must be maintained an one continuous fluid, flowing motion of the traveling golf club. Would you agree?
I notice on the old Bobby Jones video the tracing is on the looping of the traveling golf club from the ground to impact to his ball and we see the narrow part of the loop extends over both shoulders then seemingly quickly looping around his head. I wonder if you were to trace just the movement of your golf club how similar to Bobby Jones it may or may not look. I think very similar; but perhaps with an even tighter looping being traced over both of your shoulders. What say you. Cheers 👍😃⛳️
There’s no doubt we have to pressure left for a right handed. I doubt my club head trace would be similar to Bobby Jones.
@@MiracleSwingExperience you might be pleasantly surprised
Interesting that the 'goat' big Jack said Hogan' swing was 'flowing motion' vs. the modern guys.
You also have to consider that Ben Hogan was a shorter guy. If he swung differently he wouldn’t be Ben Hogan.
I wish you would add "from the inside" to your "over the top" description.
I can do that, sure. 👍🏻
Would love to hear you address Jack's comment about using the legs i.e. as hogan says (the most important part of the swing is the use of the lower body) and how that contributes to the miracle swing. Did he also affirm your idea about the miracle swing? Would love to hear more.
Sure, I demonstrate in my new video how my swing is more stable even though I’m swinging pretty hard!
Wow
Right on Big Boy!
Another grwat example of OTT, is Ian Poulter.
Did you know that Hogan was borne as a lefty, left-handed. So his left side was always in control, and to hit it far enough, really had to work on hitting it with the right side, causing too many tendency to low duck pulled shots, out of control.
So he had to cup to open the club, whereas a right handed player needs to learn to strengthen the left side.
Hogan was forced to play righthanded as there were hardly any clubs available for a lefty, unless they swam in money, to have them custom build.
Have you read Larry Miller's book on the Hogan Secret, how Hogan helped Tommy Bolt to remedy his troubles with pulled hooks. Miller claimed that Hogan shared the Holy Grail only with Bolt. Every other socalled secrets, were the natural consequences of the big secret, only shared with Bolt, who helped Larry Miller on his way to become a professional golfer.
You can talk forever about Hogan's swing and it was a great swing but the most standout feature is he resisted the clubface turning over in the impact/follow through area more than almost anyone else. The arm/body connection was also a great feature and helped in this follow through extension. Just look at how long his right arm stays straight through the shot. When they talk about Hogan's legs remember they were smashed in his crash and he had to have them wrapped because of circulation problems.
Christo - I am sofa king excited about finding your videos !
My quick story: About three years ago I decided to get serious about golf, had lessons, practiced a lot, and focused over-and-over on coming from the inside, "like all the pros do. " My handicap is up, and I was consistently hitting the driver 30-40 yards shorter than I used to, and I was hooking, slicing, and spraying the driver all over the fairway, all of which I attributed to being older, out of shape, etc.
Ironically, last weekend I accidently discovered you when searching for videos on how NOT to come over the top.
I went to the range on Tuesday, and wow! My distance is back!! One session was all it took!!
Your teaching has me really excited about golf and I am looking forward to learning more and ordering your videos !
BTW, I appreciate your presentation and soft-spoken and humble manor !
where can you find the full interviews you do?