Chasing 200mph Ball Speed - How I Added SERIOUS Speed To My Swing
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Distance makes the game easier and almost always results in lower scores, and the data is there to prove this!
Ive always been able to generate high club and ball speeds with the driver, but I wanted to see just how far i could push this and challenge myself to break the elusive 200mph barrier.
In this lesson i'm chasing 200mph ball speed and you will see how I added serious speed to my swing thanks to the help of Steve Furlonger
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Had no idea you had this much speed since you swing so smooth. Impressive!!!
I've been waiting for this Chris! I already knew you had speed, but I've always wanted to see you just unload some monster drives because I always knew you have massive potential. Keep it up, and keep us posted. Then show off your hard work to us. Show us some monster drives. My philosophy has always been to push for more. I always say to my friends when I train for speed; " Raise your ceiling, you raise your floor ".
Thanks Kiley, for me it’s fun and a personal journey, so let’s hope o can get there
From Zimbabwe, i enjoy your videos Chris.. Keep them coming.
Great video Chris and it was awesome to see you trying to crack that elusive 200mhp ball speed look forward to seeing you break that barrier
Let’s hope so Michael
Interesting. Portions of Marcus Bell Zen Golf (GRF) and Dr. Kwon (Rope & Step Drills) in this video. Thanks for posting!
WOW!!!! Amazing
Shot number 20 was a 400 yard total distance! well done. Great video, enjoyed it
Thanks Andrew, I actually only spotted that in the edit after, definitely one to remember
Ah, so Chris is finally hitting it as far as everyone else on youtube if we go by the comments on golf videos. :)
Hi Chris. Just wondering do you use this technique now with driver every time when you play on the course? Thanks
"Furlonger" is certainly a good name for his line of work.
🤣🤣great point, I’d never noticed that
Best video ever!
Thanks Steve appreciate it
Chris I think a light bulb went off for me thanks to this video to ensure my center of mass stays behind the ball at impact instead of trying to force my body to stay back. Solution:push lead foot to make the lead hip go up and back. I have not tried this on the range yet however would like to know if should do this with my irons and fairway woods or would it cause me to thin my shots by hitting up on it? Or not because I dont tilt my trail shoulder with irons like the driver?
Amazing
Great video..interesting to see how fast your speed came up. Maybe something guys should look at. Speed with control!
I think that’s the holy grail, adding speed without losing too much is terms of accuracy
I think that’s the holy grail, adding speed without losing too much is terms of accuracy
Interesting that your instinctively your left heel replants closer to the target than your left toes, which allows you to clear your left hip faster as the foot “spins” back and out. Kelvin Miyahira stuff.
Love it!! 200mph is well within your grasp Chris, will you be doing vids on how you convert the added club speed into ball speed?
To anyone commenting about injuries this is only relevant if you suffer from pre-existing injuries or mobility issues, which I'm sure if Chris had he wouldn't be pursuing this goal.
If you're someone who plays occasionally and hasn't lifted anything heavier than a golf bag for a few years its probably not the best idea to jump straight into overspeed training. Get some strength & conditioning before attempting overspeed training, I would recommend Fit For Golf.
Chris, could the front foot Foam pad be implemented to help with generating speed and contact with a regular smooth swing?
Absolutely yes! Cheap and easy to do
Good luck with your quest for speed. Lots of fast swings out there, but not many that can articulate the mechanics as well as you.
Thanks Gerry
Thanks Gerry
Update: I tried downswing pushing back and up with lead foot so I keep center of mass back however pushing back with lead foot I am restricting the turning of the lead hip resulting it terrible slices. Any thoughts to clear lead hip with keeping center of mass behind the ball?
How much of this were you able to transfer to the course? And are these techniques driver-specific, or can you apply them to other clubs?
Its possible man keep workin and youll get there! I hit 194 yesterday, up from 177 last year
Hey man what is your club head speed?
@@Chazze135 on average with my on course swing its 119mph. when i push it with a "long drive swing" i can get up into the 130-135 range. Thats only in speed training that i touch the 190s. I can also get there with standard equipment, with a long drive shaft i can get into slightly higher numbers
@@Chazze135 ive uploaded a few Shorts on my channel but they dont have any data with them
Wow!
Does flight scope read quicker trackman be about 133 still really fast ?
Chris big fan of your content
Do you do online lessons? I live in Mexico
I do yes, head to my website ChrisRyanGolf.com and all the info is there
I do yes, head to my website ChrisRyanGolf.com and all the info is there
What workouts are you doing 💪
Just curious if training for pure speed has also boosted your "playing" speed a bit? I would imagine it probably would go up a touch.
Generally it does yes and I think if anyone wanted to get more distance won the course that would be the way, I’d never play golf with this swing, but working on this is practice will increase the on course speed
Hi when I am swinging all out I can only get to 135. I don't know how to go any faster than that.
Interesting concept! In watching the "long driving" contestants, very few are hitting the targeted areas. I think most of the successful PGA players are control players. The woods are full of long hitters. As another viewer warned you, be careful!!! These moves may not be too good for your longevity as a golfer. Your swing speed of around 130 mph is good enough to generate 300+ yard drives.
Hi John. Competitive long drivers have to hit a 50 yard grid in 6 shots, within a in 2.5 minutes. Considering their speed which most are over 130, they are very accurate usually hitting it dead straight without curve. Bryson has moved the needles on the PGA tour regarding club speeds by training specialist movements using a force measuring system like mine. The vast majority of tour players could increase their speed also if they trained with the correct coach. The modern strokes gained statistic created by Mark Broadie has proven that more distance results in low scores in tour players hence why Bryson took that approach at the end of the 2019 season. Interestingly If we take the careers of the majority of long drivers they don’t have any more injuries than a tour player, some have even less that tour. What I will say is that Chris is having great fun pursuing a little hobby of his and is training speed responsibly using drills that work. All my players love the speed journey and love either out hitting their playing partners or lowering their scores in competition by reducing their second shot distance into the green which in turn increases their chances of hitting it closer to the hole quite significantly. I am happy to discuss or explain in more depth any of this via email or a video call if you want to link up. Rgds, Steve
@@SteveFurlongerGolfPerformance If you look at Bryson's hit fairway statistics, he lost a couple of points "powering it" in 2020 and 2021. So,. it has no correlation to his better ranking and playing. In fact, the hit greens in regulation and putts per round are the only two stats that have improved. So, I guess it is as the saying goes, "drive for show, putt for dough". :-)
Where can I get that resistance flag?
I’m not too sure actually, I’ll ask Steve and find out
He's trying to get 135mph club speed, I'm struggling just to get 125mph ball speed....fml.
And I'm struggling to get 110 lol Always gonna be someone faster
Any feedback on where the ball was going?
The data was on the screen at the end of the video, shows direction in yards left or right
Too many golfers these days with really bad backs Chris, just be careful buddy,I’m 64, been playing since I was 16, I’m also over 6’ tall, and have yet to suffer any back troubles. Longevity in this game rarely accompanies really fast swing speeds.
It's great that you haven't suffered back troubles at that age especially. Here's to many more years of golfing!
Unfortunately so many people have back problems now vs back then because of the way society is setup now.
Majority of golfers I'd say work office or white collared jobs that require many hours of extended sitting.
The extended hours of sitting at work, in traffic, at home, etc exacerbates the many pre-existing back issues among the average person/golfer today.
Always gotta take care of your body if you want your body to continue to play this beautiful game.
What’s your club speed useing trackman . Flight scoop measures. Faster m8
Not fast enough!!!! About the same, I maxed out around 133 before this lesson now o can get it up around the 136/137 mark on my top end
Some going m8 I maxed out last week 135 finally got the 200 ball speed
Trying to get my driver up to 136 to 140 what ya doing m8
Can you do a speed session on trackman m8
what i want to know is how does your back feel after this kind of practice? it might put me in the hospital....
I don’t know why people hate seeing golfers increase in distance. They use every myth alive to keep others from doing it. Myths will start in 3, 2, 1….
400 yards total and 3.4R of center? Not too shabby right there.
If you hit that many balls your bound to get 1 good one 🤣🤣
If you hit that many balls your bound to get 1 good one 🤣🤣
I thought Bryson and the long drive guys were in the 2 teens ?
More like Byron lives at 200 now lol
I know!! And that keep going up and up!!
That’s long drive speed . Get a long drive club in ur hand and you will be 140 207 ball speed plus
that instructor was yacking away mindlessly inept
At 136 mph the club head at the top of the back swing is all the way down Chris’s back like John Daley ..
At 122 mph the club is parallel at the top..
basically the swing is longer at 136 mph & that comes from overcooked wrists at the top of backswing & not from learning a different kind of “weight distribution”
maybe…….
I’ve been there (over cocked wrists) & the result is more distance but less accuracy…
Just saying…
Hey Steven, so much more goes into the equation. If you were driving a car and slammed on the breaks how quickly would you stop? Drive that car 50% faster and hit the breaks at the same point and do you think it would take longer to stop?? If there is more force being generated in the backswing then physics tell us that the backswing will be longer without any intent. Yes id agree that there id a little more wrist cock but is that intentional or a result of more force being generated early in the swing?
The flag drill is a really bad idea. Good way to run a golfers lead shoulder!
This seems like horrible advice for real golf. Fine for baseball and for long drive, but bad for hitting controlled golf shots.
I don’t personally agree that this is horrible advice, golfers watching TH-cam instruction are wanting to get better, it has been proven that adding speed and hitting the ball longer is a way to do this, not the only way granted but one which many need. Hitting controlled drives 200yds will limit a golfers ability to shoot low,
You can take the fundamentals here and dial it back for the course. Example the trigger at start of backswing and the push back and up with the lead hip to ensure your center of mass stays behind the ball