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Love this, love the membership. Anyone on here, do yourself a favor and join. One analogy that I think exemplifies your point is connected to the fighting arts. In TKD or Karate practitioners are taught to snap their kicks at the target. This strike has it's uses, but the most powerful strike in all of martial arts is the Muay Thai leg kick. In the Muay Thai leg kick, your throw your hip in the direction of the target and the shin lags behind and then snaps through, "delofted" at impact. Fighters are taught to kick "through" the target not at the target (this is often a "light bulb" moment for newbies in gyms). In fact, when they miss, they spin because there is too much power to pull back. Also, notably, you'll never seen a Muay Thai fighter strike with the top of their foot because doing so can brake the bones on the top of the foot. I've never seen a golf instructor analogize the Muay Thai leg kick, but I think it has a ton in common with the golf swing. Cheers, guys.
Another great video. The DeWiz watch shows the maximum hand speed for the best players is 12- 18 inches BEFORE impact. This isn’t to be confused with where maximum club speed is. This slowing down of the hands provides the whipping action through the ball. Bryson’s hand speed with a driver is 22mph and achieved well before impact.
Great video! Totally agree with allowing the head to rotate with the turning torso. It’s very hard to have a stable club face when the head drops down and the chin buries into the chest at impact. To have a more rotational golf swing with a stable club face, the head has to swivel along with the rotation.
Jim Morrison of the Doors actually wrote a song about the golf swing when he was a film student at UCLA and the whole idea was about generating proper rotation through the ball as illustrated here in your video. Of course Morrison was way ahead of his time and played to a +4 handicap out at Riviera Country Club, which few people are even aware because they think he was all about the music. He played music to make money. But he made golf ⛳️ his mistress.
In my opinion the secret of the golf swing is, that the club is turned upside down on the backswing. Its like a turning a steering wheel in a car. On the upswing your body turns to the right and your arms and hands steer to the left...on the downswing your body turns to the left and your hands and arms steer to the right. I saw this secret on a youtube chanel (chagol TV) of a japanese golf teaching pro. Milo you need to watch some of his videos. So many golfers will struggle their whole life, if they do not understand this motoric foundation and the key element in the golfswing.
I think the best I’ve heard this described is to have your right ear to the ball to keep you in the correct neck tilts… i over did this a while back turning out of shots and really got my path going left and way too down on the ball… the key if putting your right ear to the ball helped all of that and it was simple… another great video guys
I’m going to rebut, I believe morikawa and shauflee hold their head down at impact And the momentum arms are what brings them out of posture. However the head should not be so fixated down where causes one to stall rotation, or stall the arms coming around. At impact their head is also like a foot behind the ball. Morikawas is I need to watch again their slowmos But I believe, 35% of the pros have their heads down, and the momentum of the arms is what pull them out of posture Probably more so for skinning players, the heads stays fixated, but shoulders keep rotating under the chin
After watching, I will say morikawa keeps his down alittle longer than most but then swivels his head to watch the ball His is definitely more delayed.
how do you keep the arms from coming down so quickly ?And I don't mean someone who pulls the arms down. The arms definitely want to come down quick when rotating.
Great to hear, I typically don't like too much lowering in the backswing, although you'll tend to see a tiny bit from most towards the top. Creating a good stretch and feeling tall on the way back to then sink is typically what I encourage.
If I do the flippy hand swing my PRGR launch monitor says 85 mph, but when I attempt your style of swing I get 93 to 96 mph . . . What The Frogs is going on.
I hit a driver into a net like that once at a friends house ... The ball went straight through the center of the target and up and out into the neighborhood. Oops. I hope yours holds up.
Great video, Milo, as always. Here is a recent video from Steve Pratt, who condones a Mike Austin swing. th-cam.com/video/KnJlY0jDqnI/w-d-xo.html In this video he compares Ben Hogan's release with Austin's release. Pratt shows a video clip that I haven't seen before, presenting Hogan's turn around the corner. What makes it significant is that Hogan's turn is apparently very similar to yours. He basically sets his elbow next to his waist and keep turning until the ball is struck. His bent right elbow and extended right wrist do not move at all as he turns through impact. The video clip is shown various times in the early part of Pratt's video. Let me know if I'm way off in finding these similarities.
Thanks for your thoughts, it's really dependent on the player and to some extent their eye dominance. However we see the best either following the ball with their head and eyes or leading it, not staying down long past impact.
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Love this, love the membership. Anyone on here, do yourself a favor and join. One analogy that I think exemplifies your point is connected to the fighting arts. In TKD or Karate practitioners are taught to snap their kicks at the target. This strike has it's uses, but the most powerful strike in all of martial arts is the Muay Thai leg kick. In the Muay Thai leg kick, your throw your hip in the direction of the target and the shin lags behind and then snaps through, "delofted" at impact. Fighters are taught to kick "through" the target not at the target (this is often a "light bulb" moment for newbies in gyms). In fact, when they miss, they spin because there is too much power to pull back. Also, notably, you'll never seen a Muay Thai fighter strike with the top of their foot because doing so can brake the bones on the top of the foot. I've never seen a golf instructor analogize the Muay Thai leg kick, but I think it has a ton in common with the golf swing. Cheers, guys.
Love it! Thanks so much
Another great video. The DeWiz watch shows the maximum hand speed for the best players is 12- 18 inches BEFORE impact. This isn’t to be confused with where maximum club speed is. This slowing down of the hands provides the whipping action through the ball. Bryson’s hand speed with a driver is 22mph and achieved well before impact.
This is 100% true, one of those "feel vs. real" things.
Very good. Insightful information. You. are a great team. Appreciate all you do
Thanks for watching!
Would love to see more info of this regarding driver. The tendency would be to have a more open face with driver, due to the loft and longer shaft.
I really enjoyed this one. I'm gonna start swinging at the target more. Thanks
Glad you liked it, and thanks for watching!
Great video! Totally agree with allowing the head to rotate with the turning torso. It’s very hard to have a stable club face when the head drops down and the chin buries into the chest at impact. To have a more rotational golf swing with a stable club face, the head has to swivel along with the rotation.
Break on through to the other side
@@MiloLinesGolf...great reference
Jim Morrison of the Doors actually wrote a song about the golf swing when he was a film student at UCLA and the whole idea was about generating proper rotation through the ball as illustrated here in your video. Of course Morrison was way ahead of his time and played to a +4 handicap out at Riviera Country Club, which few people are even aware because they think he was all about the music. He played music to make money. But he made golf ⛳️ his mistress.
In my opinion the secret of the golf swing is, that the club is turned upside down on the backswing. Its like a turning a steering wheel in a car. On the upswing your body turns to the right and your arms and hands steer to the left...on the downswing your body turns to the left and your hands and arms steer to the right. I saw this secret on a youtube chanel (chagol TV) of a japanese golf teaching pro. Milo you need to watch some of his videos. So many golfers will struggle their whole life, if they do not understand this motoric foundation and the key element in the golfswing.
That is a drill I use all the time with students and a great visual thanks
So glad I saw this comment, the visual and feel is what I have been missing
I think the best I’ve heard this described is to have your right ear to the ball to keep you in the correct neck tilts… i over did this a while back turning out of shots and really got my path going left and way too down on the ball… the key if putting your right ear to the ball helped all of that and it was simple… another great video guys
That can be a nice thought!
Beautiful swing!
Thank you very much!
I’m going to rebut, I believe morikawa and shauflee hold their head down at impact
And the momentum arms are what brings them out of posture.
However the head should not be so fixated down where causes one to stall rotation, or stall the arms coming around.
At impact their head is also like a foot behind the ball. Morikawas is
I need to watch again their slowmos
But I believe, 35% of the pros have their heads down, and the momentum of the arms is what pull them out of posture
Probably more so for skinning players, the heads stays fixated, but shoulders keep rotating under the chin
After watching, I will say morikawa keeps his down alittle longer than most but then swivels his head to watch the ball
His is definitely more delayed.
Like the blue kicks
What are those fresh
Swing is looking good Henry!
That was a good day haha.
Question: Despite the aggressive head turn with the sternum do these players still keep their eyes on the ball whilst the head is turning away?
Some do, yes. We talked about that.
how do you keep the arms from coming down so quickly ?And I don't mean someone who pulls the arms down. The arms definitely want to come down quick when rotating.
Started squating in my back swing, then followed through. I've
never hit the ball better. Thanks for the tips.
Great to hear, I typically don't like too much lowering in the backswing, although you'll tend to see a tiny bit from most towards the top. Creating a good stretch and feeling tall on the way back to then sink is typically what I encourage.
Milo is your right hip firing towards the target. Are you engaging the right hip more than the left.
I actually feel more of a sit in transition to keep the hips back and create space, then feel my lead side clear.
Does the right shoulder move head?
I'm more of a lead side feel player, but some prefer trail side.
I'm one of those tension free practice swing guys. Been trying to take that to the real swing for years.
Good practice
God, my practice swings are beautiful :)
Good video Gents ! 👍💯🇨🇦
George Knudson used to say...
The head simply goes where
the body takes it.
That's a good one, except when people intentionally try and keep their head down 😆.
Keep the Head on the swivel. So that’s what that means?
I am very much right-eye, right-side, and right-hand dominant.
If I do the flippy hand swing my PRGR launch monitor says 85 mph, but when I attempt your style of swing I get 93 to 96 mph . . . What The Frogs is going on.
Haha, now you're getting dynamic
I wish I had this information when I first started playing golf. Now, my knee can’t take making this move.
Sorry to hear that, have I seen your swing? Maybe I could help. milolinesgolf.com
I hit a driver into a net like that once at a friends house ... The ball went straight through the center of the target and up and out into the neighborhood. Oops. I hope yours holds up.
So far so good, Rukket has provided us with some great products! The new SPDR Steel netting seems especially good.
Great video, Milo, as always.
Here is a recent video from Steve Pratt, who condones a Mike Austin swing.
th-cam.com/video/KnJlY0jDqnI/w-d-xo.html
In this video he compares Ben Hogan's release with Austin's release. Pratt shows a video clip that I haven't seen before, presenting Hogan's turn around the corner. What makes it significant is that Hogan's turn is apparently very similar to yours. He basically sets his elbow next to his waist and keep turning until the ball is struck. His bent right elbow and extended right wrist do not move at all as he turns through impact. The video clip is shown various times in the early part of Pratt's video.
Let me know if I'm way off in finding these similarities.
Hey Milo, do you ever worry about someone ever shanking one through your neighbour's window to the right of the net?
So far so good haha
My 5 iron would go over that net.
Yikes haha
Not sure I liked it. Difficult to determine where you guys were headed keeping head down, moving etc… or not making the ball the target.
Thanks for your thoughts, it's really dependent on the player and to some extent their eye dominance. However we see the best either following the ball with their head and eyes or leading it, not staying down long past impact.