SWING LESSON // Smart Ball Training featuring Martin Chuck
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Today, Ian is joined by Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Golf Academy. Martin is one of the top instructors in the world and today he gives Ian a lesson and discusses the advantage of using one of Ian's favourite tools, the Smart Ball.
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Ian Fraser & Martin Chuck, that has to be the Golfing Dream Team👍👍
Martin has such a calming way about him. Great stuff.
Love this series with you and Martin. Looking forward to more.
I think golf instruction is trending in the right direction. I’ve heard this similar line of thinking, starting with Shawn Clement. Certainly helped me majorly just to see the shot and sling it out toward the target.
Martin is one of the true gems of our great game. He's a hell of a hockey player as well!
What a nice demeanor. He reminds me of my daughters preschool teacher. She always calmed me down just listening to her. His approach is direct, clear, and calm. I like it.
I was just clicking through golf videos and your comment was at the top and caught my attention. Wanted to see what you were talking about and damn am I glad that I did. This is fantastic instruction and he’s a great teacher. Thanks Daniel
one of the best golf related vids I've seen, definitely the best training related one on the channel, no doubt.
Love this!!! Martin seems like such a good guy as well, great to see a collaboration between you!
TXG is some of the best content ive seen
Amazing video. Love how Martin takes something difficult and breaks it down into is most simplistic form. Right arm integrity is my fault as well, this was very helpful.
Glad to see Martin on the channel! Great instructor and person! Looking forward to seeing more of him! Guaranteed viewers will appreciate the experience and knowledge he brings 💪🏻⛳️
Love the perspective about controlling what you can, seeing it, feeling it, then making it happen.
Also I have struggled forever with a steep shaft and throwing the right arm, courage with the right shoulder required here too!
Just when I thought TXG was as good as it gets, Martin Chuck pops in. Awesomeness
I purchased one of these just yesterday, perfect timing!
Great video. My miss is left and this was really useful. Looking forward to the rest of this series.
More of this series you say? Yaaaaaaaassssssssss!
I enjoyed this. Much more than Martins infomercials that are everywhere. Thanks guys.
I’m a little invasive these days!
Wow! Great show. I love this. Remembered some of the things i used to do well and had forgotten. Been stiff and deliberate, forgot to swing, too focus on technique. All tensed, now i remembered. hahaha. Thanks. Going to enjoy my range sessions with more focus on the 'right' stuff. Thank you.
I'm going leave one word which you two gave to me,and I feel is the most important in anything in life, Inspiration! Thank you !
What a timely lesson video! I have been fighting this exact left miss recently, and it's destroying my scorecard. Thank you both!
Martin is an excellent communicator. It's no surprise he does so well with students.
Martin Chuck seems like such an awesome person.
He’s a gentleman and top top teacher!!
Really enjoyed that….great watch.
Love this right here !! Getting outside the box !!!
Great video Ian. When I train on the range for ball contact and thus compression, my routine is setup the alignment sticks so the direction is set, then lay the ball position stick perpendicular to the intended direction. The next critical step is to place your feet equidistant so the ball position stick is in the middle. From there take what ever club you want to practice and take your stance where the ball should be. I mark the leading of the club and place a tee a couple of inches outside the the toe. This procedure takes like zero time to setup, but the most important next step is take a full swing and take a small divot, or use contact mat and identify where the leading edge makes contact with the ground. Now place the ball, after a couple of more practice swing’s, without the ball, on the leading edge or slightly behind it. Boom perfect ball position for that club!! I am always amazed where that ball position is relative to the club in hand. The first time I performed this setup sequence, I discovered what proper compression felt like, and it was life changing! During a round take practice swings next to your ball as if the ball is the tee in this drill and take practice swings with or without divots and pay attention where the club makes contact with the ground relative to the ball and adjust your address, including your feet, to make ball first contact. I promise you it will change contact for the better. When Jordan Spieth was winning all the time, he would employ this practice swing method on every shot, and he was considered the best ball striker those days.
i found a new favorite golf channel, thnx.
Such an awesome video. Love Martin Chuck!
Quaility video looking forward to this series 💪🏻
That was awesome guys. 👏Thanks!
This was excellent, thanks guys
Nice one... Having watched Ian's Swing the last couple of years, I often noticed how deliberate your takeaway with your Irons is, even thought maybe too slow at times. Amazing how Martin honed in on that right away and suggested a less deliberate takeaway, less to think about.. even the best swings can be improved,
that means there is hope for the rest of us out there... Great session...Looking forward to more of this.
Yeah his tempo is always off to me, the backswing doesn’t flow smooth at all, I think that would be something that would improve his game cause he gets so deliberate he gets into that weird head tilt position then wrists position different and is across the line and sweepy
Just bought one of these a couple days ago. Hasn’t been delivered yet. Perfectly timed video
Try weakening your right hand grip or feeling like you’re gripping very loosely with the right hand and you won’t pick the club up and take it outside your hands. I used to have the same exact problem and this really helped get my backswing more on plane in combination with the feeling of my right elbow pointing more inward at address and leading the takeaway with left shoulder/straight lead-arm. The straight lead arm and weaker right hand will keep the club lower and more inside (on-plane) which will neutralize your start line as well 👍🏼
That was great keep it up!!!! Thanks
Great vid!
Outstanding information!
Great explanation of setup sequence...based on your knowledge I changed my ball position (1inch) right and ball compression felt awesome..THANKS...how do I setup more consistently with the driver?
Great stuff!
Outstanding
Martin has really large, strong hands for his height. No doubt that helps. Question: could Martin add a few comments about keeping the left wrist straight to bowed (in flexion) rather than cupped (in extension). One of the key parts of the swing for me, that I may have to remind myself to do, is to start the clubhead going back a bit outside (which I assume helps bring it down from inside on the downswing) and keeping my left wrist bowed and my right wrist in extension. The bowed left wrist brings the clubface square at contact, while the cupped wrist means the face is open.
John, I like your plan. Keep it up.
Thank you!
Hey Martin, can you and Ian do a video on your ball delivery tool? I would love to see how that works and see it in action. Would be interesting to see how your students reaction to it!
The ReflexArc is a product I love to use. It’s not mine. I have one at my studio in AZ, but it’s hard for me to travel w it. Maybe Ian will have the inventor on his show.
Thanks for bringing Martin on: I own several tools from the Tour Striker catalog and I do find the Smart ball one of the easiest to add to the warmup/practice routine to keep that connected feeling. If he can't get your to take the club back a wee bit quicker Ian, no one can :)
Ian question? Should i try the ball 1st or the tour striker 7 iron ? I can hit off a tee great but ball stricking is hit or miss. Tyvm.
I have the ball. This guy is a great coach.
Good stuff
Will this help with getting across the line at the top?
My coach said its better to swing at full speed or the speed that you want to hit it, rather than visualizing a mini swing.
I shoot right handed but for some reason when I use the ball I block everything NOT slice everything to the right and not sure why.
I feed my dogs iams dog food now, but after watching Ian and Martin I’m switching to pure-inia
Ha! Love it.
Haha
Great stuff right there.
Love that tip at the end. When your trying to change your swing your asking your brain to try and change something pretty in grained. But when you feel it come off its wow. For me its the total loss of control and almost like your finished you swing with the club lagging behind on a square powerful path. And there wasnt a lot you could do, to overly control the outcome. It was all done at settup and backswing. The guiding swing has got to go.
And people say DJ is laid back! 🏌️♂️
The cost of lessons with Martin is WELL worth it!
I was really hoping you would show how to use the device and the technique instead of talking about yo, you hit with the ball maybe 4 times and spent the rest of 20 minutes talking about ?, how about showing short shots with different ball placement?…how about using the ball while swinging with the orange whip?
Blah, blah, blah. Another golf video on....."Just do this and you'll never hit a bad shot the rest of your life".
Definitely buy the Amazon version for less than half the price.
Eric, that's a fake copy of my patented product. When you buy the actual product, you get training videos to help you develop. Amazon both helps and crushes small business like mine.
content really stinkin lately
What type of content appeals to you?
@@tourstriker lets face it, Ian is just like a LIV tour player now. He sold out to CC, got his money, and doesnt have to grind on youtube (PGA) anymore. This was a nice ball and lanyard infomercial tho
@@consigliereofyoutube5565 you didn’t answer my question. You made a statement. I’m thrilled for Ian. Worked his ass off and got rewarded. Kudos to him. If you want to pay me a boatload for Tour Striker, I’ll send my number along.
@@tourstriker I actually respect the reply, unlike old Matty B who would block anyone that said anything he did not like. I would rather have a 5 minute review video on anything (a shaft, a club, or q&a) rather than this new direction the channel is going... look at the views, its going downhill, the data doesnt lie. NOBODY is going to change their terrible swings (me including) but i will by some stuff based on Ians reviews
@@consigliereofyoutube5565 oh damn
Love the perspective about controlling what you can, seeing it, feeling it, then making it happen.
Also I have struggled forever with a steep shaft and throwing the right arm, courage with the right shoulder required here too!