If you liked the content in this video, you will love what we have available in our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com where when you join our “Par” program, you will receive a FREE SWING ANALYSIS worth $59.95 where one of our Wisdom in Golf Team members will analyse a face on and down the line swing clip that you will send in to a special email we will send you when you sign up. This will save you a lot of time and point you in the direction you need to focus on to get to your next level. AND BECAUSE WE REALLY CARE, we will give you a second FOLLOW UP SESSION that you can use later on when you feel you have made strides or if you are stuck so you can really shine on the course next year! That is $120.00 of value for the price of the Par membership; and this at only $9.95 per month! Let’s go!
Didn’t even have time to practice this but did it on every shot today. Shot 78 only thinking about painting in the direction of the target. Two strangers playing with me said my swing looked so effortless. I was also hitting the ball further. 190 yard 6 iron out of a bunker. I felt so free today.
Well I just want to recognize you for reigniting my golf game again. Finally I have found something that is simple to follow exciting because I can actually do what you say and it works. I have without a doubt gained at least 20 meters on my drives and about the same with my irons. However it’s not only that it’s the ease of hitting my shots that I’m impressed with. No sore arms or back anymore and I seem to have a lot more power from my hips. My putting and chipping is a work in progress and that is also improving nicely. Once again I am uplifted by the simplicity of the improvements. All the other videos up until now show the old style and I have never improved this dramatically so quickly. Many thanks and keep up the good work appreciated all the way in Australia.
Right on Chris! You are starting to realize what I keep saying in that we are not defective. Eventually, you will want to make your way to our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and get deeper into it with important video series such as “kinetic chain” and “kinetic chain facilitation series”, “target confirmation series”, “stick your finish despite the ball series”, “pre-motor cortex series” and “flow state series”just to name a few! This will really help you understand and realize that the clarity of focus and the delivery without manipulation or force wins the day every time. All the best and thanks for the great comment!
When you say never losing it, that is so true. I've only played once or twice a year for the last 7 years and every time I go out I still have that swing. It's like I never stopped playing daily. Great video, Shawn!
Thanks to the slow motion stop action views here and in other videos, I see clearly that both of you have the left wrist flat and slightly flexed ( bowed) at the top of the backswing, and both of you drop the right elbow in close to the front of your right hip in the downswing. Neither of you has a very strong grip nor do you make a huge rotation of the hips the way some very flexible pros do to keep the face square, not closed, at impact. (And if I am not mistaken, as do Sav and Mu.) It is good for an 83 year old senior like me to see your positions given them inevitable loss of flexibility with age. I tried the neutral grip with closed club face you have shown, together with retaining a bit of cup in the left wrist at the top of the backswing (not really a cup but the natural position of the wrist in slight extension at address that you have shown occurs when you put your hands together) rather than my left wrist being flexed with the right wrist in extension, and ended up hitting out of control hooks left. Lost several balls in each of three rounds. So I went back to the positions I have worked hard on over the past three years in my last practices indoors with monitor and screen. I have a lot of left sidespin and fight a tendency to go left of the pin even if I hit the green on the screen, and have found that even if the club face looks absolutely square to my path at address, if I assume the position of hands and shaft at contact, the face will actually be slightly closed. This is evident if I place the club down just in front of the ball. So I make a tiny adjustment of the grip in my hands to re-square the face, which then seems slightly open at address. The sneaky tendency of the face to close that tiny bit may in part be due to my irons being a half inch long and a degree toe up. They were made for another slightly taller player. Anyway, because of all this it was extremely helpful to see the positions you both have at the top and with the right elbow coming down. They are actually the same as what I work on doing. And also the fact that while you both turn the hips out of the way, as you always say, it is a natural movement not violent or at all exaggerated, something even a senior can do.
The key variable you want to eliminate in this equation is are you feeling a full release well past the ball and into the direction of flight or are you feeling a release AT THE BALL? (which would cause a premature closing of the club face)
The reason that you want the highest speed of the club after the ball is that you want to be accelerating the clubhead when you strike the ball. Think of a car hitting an object. If the car is accelerating when it strikes an object, there will be greater damage to the car if it is accelerating at impact than if it is going at a constant speed and simply slowing down as a result of the impact. So - make sure you are accelerating the clubhead as you go through the ball.
Love your analogies. Really make it easy to visualize the task now. I’ve been focusing way to hard on the golf ball from day one and have never made great contact. Thins, fats, mishits, embarrassing. Applied these techniques and hit my purest 9 iron I’ve ever hit, and it felt really good. Thanks for the videos 👍
Great post (as usual)!!! Playing “golf swing” (swing thoughts) doesn’t work. Further to that, science proves when using the left brain, the body cannot move as fluidly, and is restricted. Additionally, Shawn’s example of focusing on the ball, is akin to focusing on threading a needle, which forces the body to stay still. Love this stuff, Shawn! A huge help. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Hi Shawn Love the videos, so I have a funny story. I watched a video where Savannah threw the club into the net at her target. I thought I would try this outside my house. Now I have an acre of land and there is quite a bit of distance between me and my neighbors. So I attempted my first throw at the target which was a tree far down on the property. Well I let go and to my horror the club was heading toward my neighbors kitchen window at least 60 feet away and a full 90 degrees left of where I was aiming. Thankfully it fell short (not by much). Anyway I learned a lot from throwing the club and adjusted my release point to get closer to where I was aiming. I'm still a bit left (I am a right handed golfer) but I hope to get better. This drill lets me free my mind to not swing at the ball but to the target. Thinking of going premium, the second I start hitting the ball 240 yards off the tee with some consistency (I am 68 but in good physical condition). I struggle with a consistent low point. Thanks John
Right on John! As soon as you get to premium, the first lesson is called “alignment reload” and then you go to “blur of club” and the “goldie locks series”; then you go to the “release” videos; about 10 of them; and then finally to the “target confirmation series” which is when you throw the club and don’t let go, you get a nice snap release into the direction you want to start the ball; and because you now know how that snap feels like, you can now STAY WITH THE TASK ALL THE WAY TO THE END!
Introducing my kiddos to golf using your task based method! Wish I had this when I started 30 years ago. Any suggestions for videos to check out for beginners?
We have an awesome beginner series on our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com for $9.95 per month only! Less than the cost of a 1 hour lesson with me over a year! Then hit the “task” videos and then do the “throwing series”, the “release” videos and the “goldie locks series” Then let me know how you guys are doing and I will point you to what you should be doing next!
I had a lesson 4 weeks ago after a run of bad golf, since then I’ve been stuck in my head with swing thoughts, positions to achieve etc etc. I tried the paint the line today and wow it was soo freeing..! I loved golf again, and a nice 79 gross. Not near where I usually play, but better than anything in the past couple of months. There is something about this, and need to find out more. What’s a good first step into this method and practice?
Right on Mikael! Top players like Jammie have been shining like a new penny with the way we teach! Get with our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and now that you have a nice task you enjoy, get with other important essential concepts like these videos: -alignment reload -the throwing series -predict contact -the goldie locks series (massive prediction process to always feel comfortable over the ball to allow you to stay with the target!) -target confirmation series” -stick your finish despite the ball” series -kinetic chain facilitation series And then some! (We keep the price at $9.95 per month as we add a video every week and you never know when you will get the next OMG AH-HA one!)
Shawn, When teeing up for driver , higher tee, would you look and cut middle of tee ? Does it matter where you cut the stem ? If cutting too low are you not at risk of going under too much ?
Hey, Shawn. I've had pretty good success with cutting the grass with my irons. However, I'm having a hard time translating that to my driver swing. Any thought? Thanks.
You bet! Practice flicking tees by catching the tip of them on the way up and send them into a summersault towards the direction you want to start the ball; our “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” on our premium channel is MONEY!! Turf for irons, tee tips for driver!
Funny, today was my first day throwing the club. Surprisingly the first throw was on the mark. Then they started going to shortstop. As I continued to throw they started going straight, higher, and farther. It felt really good except for my hands. The grip wasn’t as slick as I thought.
@@golflessons as far as the aha moment, how long should it take (throwing the club drill)? Watching your video with Jammie (awesome video, and love watching him swing), it sounded like it didn't take long with his son. I guess my question is how far/high should the club go when you nail that drill? I've thrown 4-5 clubs, and most went to shortstop. I love the video you and Mu (sp?) made, with the sledge hammer. That one I'm able to feel immediately. Thanks in advance.
Look at attack angle with your irons and how to correct a steep A.A. I hit the ball a fair distance but recently I used blast golf training tool and it’s showing I have an attack angle of -11*-14*. Just trying to figure out how to correct it. Thanks
1-confirm with a GC Quad about the attack angle; and 2-are your shots ok? Do they need to be fixed? Are you staying with your targets? See “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement”
I'm interested in amature long drive compition. I live in Michigan any information on this would be greatly appreciated. I'm 47 I use a 9 degree turned all the down it is stock and I hit it 270-300+
Many golf instructors emphatically stress the need to supinate the (lead) left forearm and wrist along with flexion of the left wrist during impact. Hogan, Rham, and other great ball strikers show this at impact. How can you consciously try to do this when the downswing happens in less than a second, and if so, how do you accomplish this?
hey H! This has everything to do with task. To try and put the strings on Pinocchio back on is not an option and invites chaos itself. You are very correct in your analysis. See “hammer through shawn clement” as a solid task to perform this feel and if the grip and club relationship is too weak (which is the case for the vast majority of golfers with a neutral grip and square face at address) there is NO CHANCE ANATOMICALLY for the club to square DYNAMICALLY when delivering to the target; they have to release AT THE BALL. See also “most overlooked detail with driver shawn clement”, “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement” and “is your swing underpowered shawn clement”
She just got back from Utah with Mu and they both had personal bests at 327 yards for Savy and 397 yards for Mu! Savy was top 6 and Mu made top 24 and moved on to the afternoon finals! Amazing!
This actually doesn't consider the tournament pressure and raised heart beats of feeling any pressure. In my opinion, This will work on the driving range but not in the actual tournament.
You mean making sure you find the correct position in the backswing and then make sure you shift to the left side and then make sure you clear your hips and now the wrist will work better under pressure?
Actually this frees you up more under pressure!! This method of "thinking" and preparing literally changed the way I perform in professional tournaments, everything becomes so much easier. Everything talked about in this video revolves around performance
@@jammielettgolf5154 right on Jammie! Did you realize how spectacular your “positions” while you were busy delivering your task into your clear picture!? AMAZING GOLF SWING!!!
@@golflessons I am an admirer of your teaching and Your videos have helped me a lot. I was talking about the mental side of it, since the title says, Zero Thinking and LET IT GO. Finding the correct position in the backswing and shifting to left are a physical side of golf.. and it surely helps mentally as well. Thought Pattern like "painting" is a great idea, Thanks. But when we talk about ZERO Thinking and Let it Go, In my perspective, it is More about conquering my own NEGATIVE thoughts. When everything is going well, or things are NEUTRAL this technique will Surely Help. But when things are not going your way and You are getting upset at your own game, Mind starts playing tricks and your mind becomes your enemy. You may also call it MInd-Heart coherence. Expectations, Fear of Losing, or just Anger, all contributes to such situations. We have seen it with Great players like Phil Mickelson and John Rahm. And Pressure situations elevates it further., Scottie's Masters winning Finish is a good example. I would like to hear your perspective. @JC Lett You have practically did it in the tournaments, so I trust you and, I will definitely Try this method to experience how it feels. Thanks.
@@amolbook When you don’t have body parts to blame, you have several hornets you don’t need to worry about; the rest is realizing that you can’t control your swing, you can only match the set up to the intent and then make your best loss of control into the flight plan. In our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com you will see incredibly important series such as “pre-motor cortex series” (2 of them) and “flow state series” as well as “target confirmation series” and “stick the finish despite the ball” series which all contribute to ALLOWING AND OBSERVING once the set up matches the picture.
If you liked the content in this video, you will love what we have available in our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com where when you join our “Par” program, you will receive a FREE SWING ANALYSIS worth $59.95 where one of our Wisdom in Golf Team members will analyse a face on and down the line swing clip that you will send in to a special email we will send you when you sign up. This will save you a lot of time and point you in the direction you need to focus on to get to your next level.
AND BECAUSE WE REALLY CARE, we will give you a second FOLLOW UP SESSION that you can use later on when you feel you have made strides or if you are stuck so you can really shine on the course next year!
That is $120.00 of value for the price of the Par membership; and this at only $9.95 per month! Let’s go!
I signed up thanks Shawn
Didn’t even have time to practice this but did it on every shot today. Shot 78 only thinking about painting in the direction of the target. Two strangers playing with me said my swing looked so effortless. I was also hitting the ball further. 190 yard 6 iron out of a bunker. I felt so free today.
Ahhh; sweet stuff Scottie! Easy task to stay with especially when you stay with the direction of the shot; great on you man! 👍👌💪😀
I used this today and won my flight. Shot a final round 79 and was low gross. This works.
Right on Kurt! BOOM! so happy for your grand slam home run! 💪😀👌👍👊
Well I just want to recognize you for reigniting my golf game again. Finally I have found something that is simple to follow exciting because I can actually do what you say and it works. I have without a doubt gained at least 20 meters on my drives and about the same with my irons. However it’s not only that it’s the ease of hitting my shots that I’m impressed with. No sore arms or back anymore and I seem to have a lot more power from my hips.
My putting and chipping is a work in progress and that is also improving nicely. Once again I am uplifted by the simplicity of the improvements. All the other videos up until now show the old style and I have never improved this dramatically so quickly. Many thanks and keep up the good work appreciated all the way in Australia.
Right on Chris! You are starting to realize what I keep saying in that we are not defective. Eventually, you will want to make your way to our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and get deeper into it with important video series such as “kinetic chain” and “kinetic chain facilitation series”, “target confirmation series”, “stick your finish despite the ball series”, “pre-motor cortex series” and “flow state series”just to name a few! This will really help you understand and realize that the clarity of focus and the delivery without manipulation or force wins the day every time. All the best and thanks for the great comment!
When you say never losing it, that is so true. I've only played once or twice a year for the last 7 years and every time I go out I still have that swing. It's like I never stopped playing daily. Great video, Shawn!
Right on Kris! So nice to hear from you brother!
Thanks to the slow motion stop action views here and in other videos, I see clearly that both of you have the left wrist flat and slightly flexed ( bowed) at the top of the backswing, and both of you drop the right elbow in close to the front of your right hip in the downswing. Neither of you has a very strong grip nor do you make a huge rotation of the hips the way some very flexible pros do to keep the face square, not closed, at impact. (And if I am not mistaken, as do Sav and Mu.) It is good for an 83 year old senior like me to see your positions given them inevitable loss of flexibility with age. I tried the neutral grip with closed club face you have shown, together with retaining a bit of cup in the left wrist at the top of the backswing (not really a cup but the natural position of the wrist in slight extension at address that you have shown occurs when you put your hands together) rather than my left wrist being flexed with the right wrist in extension, and ended up hitting out of control hooks left. Lost several balls in each of three rounds. So I went back to the positions I have worked hard on over the past three years in my last practices indoors with monitor and screen. I have a lot of left sidespin and fight a tendency to go left of the pin even if I hit the green on the screen, and have found that even if the club face looks absolutely square to my path at address, if I assume the position of hands and shaft at contact, the face will actually be slightly closed. This is evident if I place the club down just in front of the ball. So I make a tiny adjustment of the grip in my hands to re-square the face, which then seems slightly open at address. The sneaky tendency of the face to close that tiny bit may in part be due to my irons being a half inch long and a degree toe up. They were made for another slightly taller player. Anyway, because of all this it was extremely helpful to see the positions you both have at the top and with the right elbow coming down. They are actually the same as what I work on doing. And also the fact that while you both turn the hips out of the way, as you always say, it is a natural movement not violent or at all exaggerated, something even a senior can do.
The key variable you want to eliminate in this equation is are you feeling a full release well past the ball and into the direction of flight or are you feeling a release AT THE BALL? (which would cause a premature closing of the club face)
The reason that you want the highest speed of the club after the ball is that you want to be accelerating the clubhead when you strike the ball. Think of a car hitting an object. If the car is accelerating when it strikes an object, there will be greater damage to the car if it is accelerating at impact than if it is going at a constant speed and simply slowing down as a result of the impact. So - make sure you are accelerating the clubhead as you go through the ball.
Yes! Cutting THROUGH A BAMBOO, Cutting through the stem of the dandelion; this is what we have been preaching for 30 + Years!👍😀
Thank you for the email and great comment!👍👊👌
Love your analogies. Really make it easy to visualize the task now. I’ve been focusing way to hard on the golf ball from day one and have never made great contact. Thins, fats, mishits, embarrassing. Applied these techniques and hit my purest 9 iron I’ve ever hit, and it felt really good. Thanks for the videos 👍
Yessir! You made the ball a precise intersection on the way to the target! That is how you flush the ball!
Great post (as usual)!!! Playing “golf swing” (swing thoughts) doesn’t work. Further to that, science proves when using the left brain, the body cannot move as fluidly, and is restricted. Additionally, Shawn’s example of focusing on the ball, is akin to focusing on threading a needle, which forces the body to stay still. Love this stuff, Shawn! A huge help. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Perfect analogy! Threading a needle! Tongue hanging out with still stiff tight body!
Thank you! (light bulb moment) Golf is a right brain activity!
Hi Shawn Love the videos, so I have a funny story. I watched a video where Savannah threw the club into the net at her target. I thought I would try this outside my house. Now I have an acre of land and there is quite a bit of distance between me and my neighbors. So I attempted my first throw at the target which was a tree far down on the property. Well I let go and to my horror the club was heading toward my neighbors kitchen window at least 60 feet away and a full 90 degrees left of where I was aiming. Thankfully it fell short (not by much). Anyway I learned a lot from throwing the club and adjusted my release point to get closer to where I was aiming. I'm still a bit left (I am a right handed golfer) but I hope to get better. This drill lets me free my mind to not swing at the ball but to the target. Thinking of going premium, the second I start hitting the ball 240 yards off the tee with some consistency (I am 68 but in good physical condition). I struggle with a consistent low point. Thanks John
Right on John! As soon as you get to premium, the first lesson is called “alignment reload” and then you go to “blur of club” and the “goldie locks series”; then you go to the “release” videos; about 10 of them; and then finally to the “target confirmation series” which is when you throw the club and don’t let go, you get a nice snap release into the direction you want to start the ball; and because you now know how that snap feels like, you can now STAY WITH THE TASK ALL THE WAY TO THE END!
Hi Shawn. It would really have been something if Jose Maria had shot the 62, but actually it was his son, Alejandro. J-M Canizares is now 75!
Excellent!
Read "Be the Target" by Byron Huff. He explained all this, and more, back in 1996. It's the secret to going low.
Introducing my kiddos to golf using your task based method! Wish I had this when I started 30 years ago. Any suggestions for videos to check out for beginners?
We have an awesome beginner series on our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com for $9.95 per month only! Less than the cost of a 1 hour lesson with me over a year! Then hit the “task” videos and then do the “throwing series”, the “release” videos and the “goldie locks series”
Then let me know how you guys are doing and I will point you to what you should be doing next!
I had a lesson 4 weeks ago after a run of bad golf, since then I’ve been stuck in my head with swing thoughts, positions to achieve etc etc. I tried the paint the line today and wow it was soo freeing..! I loved golf again, and a nice 79 gross. Not near where I usually play, but better than anything in the past couple of months. There is something about this, and need to find out more. What’s a good first step into this method and practice?
Right on Mikael! Top players like Jammie have been shining like a new penny with the way we teach! Get with our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and now that you have a nice task you enjoy, get with other important essential concepts like these videos:
-alignment reload
-the throwing series
-predict contact
-the goldie locks series (massive prediction process to always feel comfortable over the ball to allow you to stay with the target!)
-target confirmation series”
-stick your finish despite the ball” series
-kinetic chain facilitation series
And then some! (We keep the price at $9.95 per month as we add a video every week and you never know when you will get the next OMG AH-HA one!)
Great video as always. Just a quick question, does painting a stripe after the ball work for driver?
See “driver for accuracy shawn clement” and it would be a yes for that one!
Shawn, are there are "masters teachers" in my area like Jammie Lett is in Alabama? I live in Iowa. Thanks for your reply.
Not Yet! worth the trip to Alabama, I can tell you that!!
Shawn, When teeing up for driver , higher tee, would you look and cut middle of tee ? Does it matter where you cut the stem ? If cutting too low are you not at risk of going under too much ?
Please see “driver speed and smash shawn clement” and “high draw driver shawn clement”
Hey, Shawn. I've had pretty good success with cutting the grass with my irons. However, I'm having a hard time translating that to my driver swing. Any thought? Thanks.
You bet! Practice flicking tees by catching the tip of them on the way up and send them into a summersault towards the direction you want to start the ball; our “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” on our premium channel is MONEY!! Turf for irons, tee tips for driver!
Shawn’s task focused methods have transformed my golf. Combine Shawn with listening to Bob Rotella and your scores will tumble.
Great buffer zone between “traditional golf” and Dr Rotella or Parent! This is why we call it Wisdom! 😀👍
Funny, today was my first day throwing the club. Surprisingly the first throw was on the mark. Then they started going to shortstop. As I continued to throw they started going straight, higher, and farther. It felt really good except for my hands. The grip wasn’t as slick as I thought.
Stay with it! the aha moments will come soon enough!!
@@golflessons as far as the aha moment, how long should it take (throwing the club drill)? Watching your video with Jammie (awesome video, and love watching him swing), it sounded like it didn't take long with his son. I guess my question is how far/high should the club go when you nail that drill? I've thrown 4-5 clubs, and most went to shortstop. I love the video you and Mu (sp?) made, with the sledge hammer. That one I'm able to feel immediately. Thanks in advance.
Look at attack angle with your irons and how to correct a steep A.A. I hit the ball a fair distance but recently I used blast golf training tool and it’s showing I have an attack angle of -11*-14*. Just trying to figure out how to correct it. Thanks
1-confirm with a GC Quad about the attack angle; and 2-are your shots ok? Do they need to be fixed? Are you staying with your targets? See “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement”
I'm interested in amature long drive compition. I live in Michigan any information on this would be greatly appreciated. I'm 47 I use a 9 degree turned all the down it is stock and I hit it 270-300+
The PLDA has an Amateur division!
Many golf instructors emphatically stress the need to supinate the (lead) left forearm and wrist along with flexion of the left wrist during impact. Hogan, Rham, and other great ball strikers show this at impact. How can you consciously try to do this when the downswing happens in less than a second, and if so, how do you accomplish this?
hey H! This has everything to do with task. To try and put the strings on Pinocchio back on is not an option and invites chaos itself. You are very correct in your analysis.
See “hammer through shawn clement” as a solid task to perform this feel and if the grip and club relationship is too weak (which is the case for the vast majority of golfers with a neutral grip and square face at address) there is NO CHANCE ANATOMICALLY for the club to square DYNAMICALLY when delivering to the target; they have to release AT THE BALL.
See also “most overlooked detail with driver shawn clement”, “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement” and “is your swing underpowered shawn clement”
@@golflessons Thank you, Shawn. Manipulation in the golf swing is never a good thing.
Is Savvy competing in Canadian Open?
She just got back from Utah with Mu and they both had personal bests at 327 yards for Savy and 397 yards for Mu! Savy was top 6 and Mu made top 24 and moved on to the afternoon finals! Amazing!
Maybe you need a High Speed camera 🤔 to demo the golf swing.
What was the matter with the stop action?
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Really wish you would start using golf clubs as your props.
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This actually doesn't consider the tournament pressure and raised heart beats of feeling any pressure. In my opinion, This will work on the driving range but not in the actual tournament.
You mean making sure you find the correct position in the backswing and then make sure you shift to the left side and then make sure you clear your hips and now the wrist will work better under pressure?
Actually this frees you up more under pressure!! This method of "thinking" and preparing literally changed the way I perform in professional tournaments, everything becomes so much easier. Everything talked about in this video revolves around performance
@@jammielettgolf5154 right on Jammie! Did you realize how spectacular your “positions” while you were busy delivering your task into your clear picture!? AMAZING GOLF SWING!!!
@@golflessons I am an admirer of your teaching and Your videos have helped me a lot.
I was talking about the mental side of it, since the title says, Zero Thinking and LET IT GO. Finding the correct position in the backswing and shifting to left are a physical side of golf.. and it surely helps mentally as well. Thought Pattern like "painting" is a great idea, Thanks. But when we talk about ZERO Thinking and Let it Go, In my perspective, it is More about conquering my own NEGATIVE thoughts. When everything is going well, or things are NEUTRAL this technique will Surely Help. But when things are not going your way and You are getting upset at your own game, Mind starts playing tricks and your mind becomes your enemy. You may also call it MInd-Heart coherence. Expectations, Fear of Losing, or just Anger, all contributes to such situations. We have seen it with Great players like Phil Mickelson and John Rahm. And Pressure situations elevates it further., Scottie's Masters winning Finish is a good example. I would like to hear your perspective. @JC Lett You have practically did it in the tournaments, so I trust you and, I will definitely Try this method to experience how it feels. Thanks.
@@amolbook When you don’t have body parts to blame, you have several hornets you don’t need to worry about; the rest is realizing that you can’t control your swing, you can only match the set up to the intent and then make your best loss of control into the flight plan. In our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com you will see incredibly important series such as “pre-motor cortex series” (2 of them) and “flow state series” as well as “target confirmation series” and “stick the finish despite the ball” series which all contribute to ALLOWING AND OBSERVING once the set up matches the picture.
Very good looking swing just doing the simple task 🖌 🏌👍👍
Thanks 👍