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I wish I could figure out how to teach this stuff to my beginner friend but teaching is also a gift so hats off to you and all your teachers. Amazing what you do. I’m finally comfortably dropped 5 strokes and shooting in the high 70s low 80s and feel like the rounds can be much better. Thank you
love these lessons where you go step by step to help the client. Really easy to see the concepts from your other videos Milo. Henry had some gem suggestions on this one too. The lesson videos are some of my favorite content.
Really interesting to see this change happening to a very athletic guy w/ an aesthetic move. In the learning process, I always go from thinking I know something (e.g. impact position) to realizing that I really don't! --Have to get more open w/ trail arm in close and stabilizing. Great stuff that you can almost feel like you were a part of the lesson! Never get tired of seeing Superstition in the background!
Great video. Best part of the video for me was 18min 25sec to 20min 50sec where you worked with your client to demonstrate impact. And then a couple half-swing rehearsals to simulate the goal. Great work here!
Thanks Bryan, we have a few more on the docket, but the full length long versions and numerous other lesson videos reside on my website for academy members. milolinesgolf.com
Hi Milo, It seems like there is always a misconception that causes flawed swings. Probably even more important in good golfers. Digging in to what they are trying to do will get to it. You have a great ability to sniff out what isn’t quite right and it might even make it easier if you ask them specifically what they are trying to do. He also has a hard time with the left hand grip because the club is on the ground and he can really dig it into the fingers and come over it. Why I try to change that, I get the grip with the club out in front of me… that way I’ll never grip over it like that. That was a great lesson. Thanks, Alan.
Always enjoy your video . After seeing this video , in your advise to takeaway , do you have a video that shows step by step of how to takeaway . I think this is the most important factor for golf swing . Much appreciated!
Most of my how-to guide videos are on my website for members of milolinesgolf.com. Here's one that may help though here on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/IbOyJN2mh2Q/w-d-xo.html
Really great to follow along with this lesson. Would love to see these recorded at 60 FPS so I can see more granularity in the golf swing when I pause it and go through frame by frame.
Interesting that you bat left-handed Milo.🤔 Also, love the baseball analogy at 7:10. Something I used to struggle with a lot, and that demo gets the point across pretty swiftly!
Hey Milo and Henry! I've noticed in Milo's slo mo swings that he lowers his body and head in the backswing/loading phase and then he actually stands up more/his head raises after transition and through impact. I assume this has a lot to do with ground force and timing. In videos of my swing I noticed that I am doing the opposite (tall in the backswing and then I immediately drop down in transition and through impact) If you could do a video at some point on how this works that would be awesome! Thanks guys.
Really enjoyable video. Quick question.....was Henry suggesting that the student have his club face slightly open or heel ahead of toe? And if so, is that supposed to "tell the brain" in essence to hit the ball more to the left for this player? Thanks
Hey Vance, Henry here. When the toe surpasses the heel at or prior to strike we get a pull or pull hook. For RJ, feeling the heel win the race a bit helped with shaft lean, trail arm under lead, and a more square to slightly open face.
@@MiloLinesGolf thanks so much for the reply. I have a similar issue, right handed. I never get the ball to start to the right. I can see how heel ahead allows lead arm to be above trail arm when thinking heel ahead. Will work on this. The video with that baseball player was awesome.
I cover this more in detail on my website for our academy members at milolinesgolf.com. But perhaps these videos could be of help: th-cam.com/video/gMXi1Ajjyiw/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/GXdCkrNlpzM/w-d-xo.html
@@MiloLinesGolf Thanks, you mentioned in this video the importance of the soft bent right arm that needs to be under the left arm. I think that important.
For a right handed golfer, is it a valid feel to swing left? With making sure to not come from out to in. I have the feeling swinging left could promote rotation.
The force you push into your legs will make you rotate. If the lead side of your pelvis is lower than your right side, and you push into your lead toes and shift the pressure into your lead heel, you should feel your lead glute pull back and your hip will rotate.
@@JorJor812 Thanks for the response! I've tried that for a longer time now but still the feeling is still unusual for me. Feeling the weigth in the lead foot travel from toes to heel is difficult.
@@JorJor812 Since a few days I shallow the shaft pretty good actually! Maybe I need to do the hip/leg work slowly and conciously for some time before it feels natural. I've shifted for many years now before.
My best and most solid shots are a 15 to 20 ft pull to the left. If I try to keep my trail arm under my lead arm they go straight but dead off the toe. I moved a little closer to the ball to try and hit the sweet spot but now I feel like I'm almost too close to the ball and still hit off the toe. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated
I’d have to see you swing to give good advice. If you want personalized coaching come join us at milolinesgolf.com and you’ll get monthly swing evaluations and personalized practice plans.
Hey! Don't dis us righties who play lefty!!! Lol! I can't swing right-handed worth a dang! Be good to have you summarize all the key points in writing at the end of these lessons. Great stuff Milo!
@@MiloLinesGolf This may help me too. My tendency is to hit pulls and pull hooks. I rarely hit a slice and have difficulty hitting fades with my irons. I've wondered if being right hand dominant and playing left handed is partly to blame. I pull with my dominant right hand and the left hand turns over because of this. If I focus on using more left hand and arm I hit better shots. My left hand grip is not strong like RJ's was though.
I prefer to see a stronger looking lead hand grip, but I would need to see your swing to give you the best feedback in your case. Have you looked into our online academy? milolinesgolf.com
@@MiloLinesGolf Well, when someone is trying to rush the clubhead toward the ball have them try to swing the club backward or handle first, and the easiest way to feel that is to feel like you're trying to pull the grip off the club. That's the way we swing a baseball bat, which is why it's got a knob on the end. (Which has a name that I can't think of right now.) I think if we were allowed to have that on a golf club, golf would be a lot easier.
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Are you a former baseball player??
⚾🚀 *Milo’s Switch Hitting System: milolinesgolf.com/watch-now-turning-your-baseball-swing-into-a-consistent-golf-swing-the-9-essentials/
Your interaction with your students is spectacular. It's amazing what an athletic mentality can produce.
Thanks for following along!
I wish I could figure out how to teach this stuff to my beginner friend but teaching is also a gift so hats off to you and all your teachers. Amazing what you do. I’m finally comfortably dropped 5 strokes and shooting in the high 70s low 80s and feel like the rounds can be much better. Thank you
Thanks for following along Jordan!
Milo deserves more subscribers….❤❤❤
They're coming =)
love these lessons where you go step by step to help the client. Really easy to see the concepts from your other videos Milo. Henry had some gem suggestions on this one too. The lesson videos are some of my favorite content.
Many more on my website! Thanks for following along - milolinesgolf.com
@@MiloLinesGolf I know, there's great lessons there too!
Really interesting to see this change happening to a very athletic guy w/ an aesthetic move. In the learning process, I always go from thinking I know something (e.g. impact position) to realizing that I really don't! --Have to get more open w/ trail arm in close and stabilizing. Great stuff that you can almost feel like you were a part of the lesson! Never get tired of seeing Superstition in the background!
We'll keep them coming Dennis! Do check out the full length lesson videos on the website as well.
Great video. Best part of the video for me was 18min 25sec to 20min 50sec where you worked with your client to demonstrate impact. And then a couple half-swing rehearsals to simulate the goal. Great work here!
I like this style of video, Milo. Would like to see more lesson videos if possible. Good stuff.
Thanks Bryan, we have a few more on the docket, but the full length long versions and numerous other lesson videos reside on my website for academy members. milolinesgolf.com
I'm the baseball guy that's loves to see all of this!!
More to come Mike!
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing it. I am also a right handed thrower who bats/golfs left.
Another gem vid. Thanks a lot 👏🖐️👍.
My pleasure!
Hi Milo,
It seems like there is always a misconception that causes flawed swings. Probably even more important in good golfers. Digging in to what they are trying to do will get to it. You have a great ability to sniff out what isn’t quite right and it might even make it easier if you ask them specifically what they are trying to do. He also has a hard time with the left hand grip because the club is on the ground and he can really dig it into the fingers and come over it. Why I try to change that, I get the grip with the club out in front of me… that way I’ll never grip over it like that.
That was a great lesson.
Thanks, Alan.
Great lesson. Thx.
Thanks Ron!
Always enjoy your video . After seeing this video , in your advise to takeaway , do you have a video that shows step by step of how to takeaway . I think this is the most important factor for golf swing . Much appreciated!
Most of my how-to guide videos are on my website for members of milolinesgolf.com. Here's one that may help though here on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/IbOyJN2mh2Q/w-d-xo.html
@@MiloLinesGolf great . thank you !
Wow milo great work 💪💪💪👍
Thanks
Really great to follow along with this lesson. Would love to see these recorded at 60 FPS so I can see more granularity in the golf swing when I pause it and go through frame by frame.
Awesome lesson guys
Thanks
such good stuff!!
Thanks!
leftys have the most syrupy tempo!! cool video milo keep em coming
Thanks Ben
Liked the video of a live lesson. How does one prevent the trail elbow from straightening while opening up the shoulders fast thru rotation.
Trail wrist and good symmetrical turn with side bend. Just gotta train that new impact position slowly. We lay this out on my website.
Do you have a swing station setup for this ?
Interesting that you bat left-handed Milo.🤔 Also, love the baseball analogy at 7:10. Something I used to struggle with a lot, and that demo gets the point across pretty swiftly!
Hey Milo and Henry! I've noticed in Milo's slo mo swings that he lowers his body and head in the backswing/loading phase and then he actually stands up more/his head raises after transition and through impact. I assume this has a lot to do with ground force and timing.
In videos of my swing I noticed that I am doing the opposite (tall in the backswing and then I immediately drop down in transition and through impact)
If you could do a video at some point on how this works that would be awesome! Thanks guys.
is it possible to share your Ipad screen for the viewers... thanks. great videos!
Will keep that in mind for future videos 👍
Really enjoyable video. Quick question.....was Henry suggesting that the student have his club face slightly open or heel ahead of toe? And if so, is that supposed to "tell the brain" in essence to hit the ball more to the left for this player? Thanks
Hey Vance, Henry here. When the toe surpasses the heel at or prior to strike we get a pull or pull hook. For RJ, feeling the heel win the race a bit helped with shaft lean, trail arm under lead, and a more square to slightly open face.
@@MiloLinesGolf thanks so much for the reply. I have a similar issue, right handed. I never get the ball to start to the right. I can see how heel ahead allows lead arm to be above trail arm when thinking heel ahead. Will work on this. The video with that baseball player was awesome.
Hello Milo, could you show the IMPACT position from more angles.
And, maybe the key elements that need to happen.
I cover this more in detail on my website for our academy members at milolinesgolf.com. But perhaps these videos could be of help: th-cam.com/video/gMXi1Ajjyiw/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/GXdCkrNlpzM/w-d-xo.html
@@MiloLinesGolf Thanks, you mentioned in this video the importance of the soft bent right arm that needs to be under the left arm. I think that important.
For a right handed golfer, is it a valid feel to swing left? With making sure to not come from out to in. I have the feeling swinging left could promote rotation.
The force you push into your legs will make you rotate.
If the lead side of your pelvis is lower than your right side, and you push into your lead toes and shift the pressure into your lead heel, you should feel your lead glute pull back and your hip will rotate.
@@JorJor812 Thanks for the response! I've tried that for a longer time now but still the feeling is still unusual for me. Feeling the weigth in the lead foot travel from toes to heel is difficult.
@@jnfyeah Probably because there’s an issue going on elsewhere. You’ll need the shaft shallowed out to do it properly.
@@JorJor812 Since a few days I shallow the shaft pretty good actually! Maybe I need to do the hip/leg work slowly and conciously for some time before it feels natural. I've shifted for many years now before.
@@jnfyeah Make sure you you start the swing with your lead knee/leg rotating externally before you put pressure into the front foot and heel.
I thought you were giving a lesson to Bob MacInytre 😃
Haha
My best and most solid shots are a 15 to 20 ft pull to the left. If I try to keep my trail arm under my lead arm they go straight but dead off the toe. I moved a little closer to the ball to try and hit the sweet spot but now I feel like I'm almost too close to the ball and still hit off the toe. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated
I’d have to see you swing to give good advice. If you want personalized coaching come join us at milolinesgolf.com and you’ll get monthly swing evaluations and personalized practice plans.
@@MiloLinesGolf thank you for the rep!y
Hey! Don't dis us righties who play lefty!!! Lol! I can't swing right-handed worth a dang! Be good to have you summarize all the key points in writing at the end of these lessons. Great stuff Milo!
Thanks for following along Dave!
@@MiloLinesGolf This may help me too. My tendency is to hit pulls and pull hooks. I rarely hit a slice and have difficulty hitting fades with my irons. I've wondered if being right hand dominant and playing left handed is partly to blame. I pull with my dominant right hand and the left hand turns over because of this. If I focus on using more left hand and arm I hit better shots. My left hand grip is not strong like RJ's was though.
I prefer to see a stronger looking lead hand grip, but I would need to see your swing to give you the best feedback in your case. Have you looked into our online academy? milolinesgolf.com
@@MiloLinesGolf I employ a stronger lead hand on the grip with my trail hand palm facing toward target. Thanks!
Good pupil.
Solid player!
Is it me or did the student just keep doing his own thing 😂😂😂😂
Changing patterns is harder than it looks, I think RJ did a great job.
For the impact, I try to feel like my trail shoulder is chasing or trying to hit the ball. Does this make sense?
Can work, here is a video that may resonate: th-cam.com/video/0Ggd63StcDA/w-d-xo.html
I enjoyed your video Milo-I'd love to get a lesson when I'm in Phoenix
Sure thing Jack. You can book on my website at milolinesgolf.com.
Not easy to improve a guy this good.
He was already pretty good but struggled with pulls and swipe-y cuts.
The good ones at the end still look very steep to me. Can you get to the proper impact position even when being steep?
Definitely not steep. At p5 shaft is bisecting his trail bicep and points at the ball.
@@MiloLinesGolf video at 21:37 isn’t steep? If not then I really know nothing about golf.
@@coreyhickman3095 yea it’s not steep in my view
No way is he getting 10 shots with that swing. Jesus great video haha
Haha you bet Gary
Didnt see your earlier post...we call that FC. FFiing cheater.
Have him feel like he's trying to pull the grip off the club from the top.
Why?
He’s hitting beautiful little cuts now and 300 yard bombs with driver already no reason to change much?
@@MiloLinesGolf I couldn't agree more. Don't chance anything that ain't broken.
@@MiloLinesGolf Well, when someone is trying to rush the clubhead toward the ball have them try to swing the club backward or handle first, and the easiest way to feel that is to feel like you're trying to pull the grip off the club. That's the way we swing a baseball bat, which is why it's got a knob on the end. (Which has a name that I can't think of right now.) I think if we were allowed to have that on a golf club, golf would be a lot easier.
This guy (RJ) is a king sandbagger. Handi at 8-10? Good lord.
Haha, he doesn't get to play a ton from what I hear, he just started a family last year.
@@MiloLinesGolf
Great lesson. Love your stuff.
Thank you sir!
Ringer.
He's solid!
From the rear looks like his left hand and arm are too high. IMO
Looks like he has to get his weight shifted more to his back right heal to give him space so he can come inside to the ball.