Hey everyone, Shawn Sav and Mu, and as you can see right next to us, Sav is swinging
back and through she's walking and hitting golf balls in the direction that she wants
to go notice how our heads going up and down and she's walking forward. And there's no
restriction in her movement. Just the simple task of cutting dandelions in the direction
that she wants the ball to go. One person that's really doing a lot of that. These days
is Bryson DeChambeau. You watch his head goes right up into the back. Swing comes back down
and then comes through and his knees are both extending in the backswing. It's the Wild
West out there folks. And we're here to show you why you want to do this because you're
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So you never miss any of the videos. All right now, to begin the righty, we'll start it off
first. It's extremely important that you understand how the weight shifts from the backside to
the front side. And you'll see that in the walking drill, it is stupendously precise.
Okay The days of gotta load the trailside, and then you got a fire off the trailside
are long gone. We don't, you know, you don't, you really should have never done that in
the first place. And this is why, you know, we've, we've been experts at teaching this
for the last 25 years. So if you look at Bobby Jones, the King of this move, the smoothest
transition you'll ever see, and the best way of shifting weight, notice how he's turning
into the backswing.
His backside is going in that direction. And at the top of the backswing, it's like he
can't stay on his trailside. So the way it goes to the trailside bounces off and falls
back into the lead side. This is exactly how we shift weight. If you're playing baseball,
you're waiting for the ball. The pitch comes, notice how we don't turn. As we shift, we
fall all over ourselves. So when you're waiting for the pitch, the pit comes, the pitch comes
and you commit to it. Notice how as I'm stepping forward, the arms go up. So I'm giving myself
some momentum as stepping into it. So as I'm going into the backswing, we're getting out
of the way. So there's like a really easy, tasks that you can do. Imagine a lumberjack.
And imagine I have my tree right here and I'm getting ready to heave my ax.
Well, I would never heave the act this way and bring myself away from the tree. I would
miss the tree. So you notice when I'm heaving, the ax, I'm staying right there next to the
tree. There is no sway. And because the weight of my arms and acts are moving in that direction,
it's naturally bringing weight into my trailside. I don't have to add to that when my arms go
over here, imagine I'm in a tug of war here. I can hold my ground. But then as soon as
I let myself shift a little bit and I try to pull against that, I'm going to completely
lose my balance and pull myself towards my opponent. And that's what you don't want to
do. So for those of you trying to lift the ball, you sway back and try to lift that won't
work for those of you trying to hit the ball and keep your head down.
Well, now you're throwing yourself down that won't work either because now you're way out
in front of the ball. And I see that way too often. So what's the blend. Well, here we
go. As you could see at the beginning of the video, you saw salve walking and cutting grass.
It didn't take her long to master that. You'll see her do that on her Instagram page. What
do you get like 300,000 hits on that particular video Almost 295,000? Isn't that cool So if
I'm walking towards you notice how my center of gravity doesn't go outside my feet. It
doesn't even go on top of my feet. I would never walk like this. It doesn't work. So
if I'm walking in cutting grass, you'll notice as I'm walking towards you. I'm always cutting
grass here. My head's bobbing up and down, but you notice how my head never goes outside
my feet.
And you notice how the weight never goes outside my feet. It is a fabulous drill to center
the machine. Now notice where my weight shifts so inside or right back to left. Notice how
it's shifting from behind. Take a look at Bobby again. Notice how it's shifting from
behind back into the forward leg. Now the body has what it needs to deliver that way.
If you're a baseball pitcher and I'm pitching towards you notice the first move I got to
go secure the ground. Now that kinetic chain can kick in football quarterbacks, boxing a
punch, throwing golf clubs. So if I throw the club in that direction and that's what
you're going to see, so Savannah's task. And you'll see that in a lot of our videos, you
go see throwing the club, Shawn Clement and throw the club straight, Shawn Clement. So
when I'm throwing the club, notice I have to go get the ground, use the ground to get
my body out of the way. And now I have access to my target. So be safe, right Because at
first, a lot of you are going to be throwing it backward. I promise you, so start off with
some simple throws and get a good one-arm throw going. And then when you take your club,
make sure you're throwing a gently at first, but always throw it towards a target. So your
brain knows when to let go of the club. If you've got no target out there, it literally
can go anywhere. So
No people are buildings around.
You don't want that beautiful car of yours back there or behind you. Okay So now I have
my ball that I want to move in that direction. Notice as I'm walking and cutting grass towards
it. Okay. See how balanced I was at the end of my swing and how solid that was. So you'll
see that the platform that you get, you can't sway.
See that always nice and solid. That was one of the things that you saw Hogan do unbelievably
well, every time he finished his swing, he finished super stacked on top of an excellent
front foot. And obviously, you want some nice flat shoes. Go check out true shoes@truelinkswhere.com
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freest stuff you'll ever wear. So no restrictions. That's what we're all about. Now let's have
a look at a couple of easy tasks that you can mind yourself on to get this weight shift
done properly. So a, you never want to restrict your legs in the backswing. So a really easy
drill to use. Imagine you're your club was a sword. You're going to hold the club at
the bottom of the shaft here. And you're going to turn your whole backside to the target.
So notice as I turned my backside to the target, look at Bryson, look at Jack, look at Arnie,
see that picture. And then you saw Bobby Jones. This is where they get to. So if I had to
take the sword and slash through a bamboo shoot, I would gather the weight of my arm,
sword unit and slashed through. I would not do this. I would not restrict, collapsed my
arm into my body. A mat. Could you imagine me trying to chop that down I'd rip my arm
apart? So imagine this as your dandelion and the leading edge of your club is your saber
or your machete. I'm going to gather my backswing turned my back to the target and let the weight
of its slash through the dandelion stem in the direction. I want that ball to start.
So we gather and slash and man, did that feel good
That went exactly in the direction I wanted to. And there we have it right next to the
flagstick at 190 yards with an easy seven iron. So have a look at two of my favorite
lefties right here. You're going to see Sav, do the same thing. She's throwing the club
in the direction. She wants to start through the arc of the swing and Mu is using the
weight of his pipes to squeeze the ball into the direction that he wants it to go check
this out. So watch a Sav, you just put three golf balls down and when she's walking and
cutting grass. So, actually do a little walk in that direction Sav on the mat. So watch
us, she cuts these tidy rows and you see how she stepping into it. Notice that before the
club comes down, she stepping into that right side. So she's really engaging that kinetic
chain nicely. Right So let's see you do itself. Use your legs to throw it out there.
Yeah,
There we go. That was different.
Yeah. Your club tight too, because we can have a loose grip with this.
Yes. The a that was really good Sav. You could see that you were engaging it. So you're basically
throwing the club and the direction that you want the ball to go. And because you see where
the club is passing, right When you guys saw her walking that direction, you could actually
see where the next role was going to get cut. So your eyes are seeing the blur down there.
And this brain of yours is so amazing. And it's a gravity-flipping genius. It knows exactly
where to step to catch the next ball. So notice solid contacts, not a big deal. Then when
you get your confidence, you can start just throw it farther. So let's see you throw it
with a nice authority and ease.
Oh yeah, that was better.
So now you're hitting that seven-iron one, hopping it onto the green at 170 yards. Yeah.
Okay. So what's your carry on that 7 iron now?
Oh, like 161yard 160 yard, 160 something.
So let's see you do a stock shot now. So you're, what's your task. You're throwing the club
through that arc to the left edge of the intermediate. Yeah.
Good. How'd that feel good That was 160 Carry. Awesome. The greens are at 170. Yes. Yeah.
Sorry. I was stretching you out there. I could pump it out. All right. So what are you going
to do to get it out there Farther throws my legs. You're going to throw it out there with
your legs. Not with the arms.
How did that feel 163?
Nice. Look at that. Look how accurate that is whole. Very good. Take a bow Mu to come
to check this out, man. We're starting this awesome series on our premium channel, which
is all about engaging your kinetic chain, right And the first video in there, we talk
about our feet together, drill, and I want you to go check out feet together, drill Shawn
Clement best-drilling golf. And it's an amazing introduction for preparing the groundwork
for you to get this kinetic chain engaged. Yeah. And if we had an, what we like to do,
we'd like to use a volleyball and not an impact bag because we can take the volleyball and
actually focus, compress it in the direction that we want the volleyball to go. And this
was an instrumental, particular task that really lit up Mu's brain. And he's, he was
now able to connect ball from here to target over there and bring them together. Instead,
most of you are just gone. Okay, I'm going over there. All right, enough with that, my
feet are lined up. Now I'm going to make sure I hit the ball. And there's just no connection
for you between here and there. And the ball keeps, you know, staying your, your target.
And that's a big problem. So Mu let's see you deliver this volleyball in that direction.
Okay. So
When you do that, you'll notice when Mu he's cupping the volleyball, see how close the
faces. So he's cupping the volleyball because you're going to be striking it with both the
bottom of the shaft and toe here. So cups the volleyball, and we're going to compress
it, compress it toward the target. Right. And we're using the weight of your arms
To do that, right Yeah, man.
Yeah. There it goes the intermediate point. Very nice. So when you were looking down at
the volleyball, what did you see
Oh, the blur of my club. The picture right.
And, and you could sense that the energy of your swing was getting ready to move it toward
the target. Right. So if we replace that with a golf ball.
Yeah.
So now imagine, and this is what I like using. Yeah. I'll put my art, the arch of my foot
there. Yeah. And Mu is trying to drive the ball under the arch of my foot, into the direction
he wants that ball to start. So show me that in slow motion
There,
You see that, see him engaging that lead leg. So it becomes like a revolving door. The lead
leg now has the ground and it's clearing back this way. So his butt is actually moving this
way and the club and the arms are coming around the other side of that revolving door. So
you have this catapulting effect. That's compressing the ball through my foot and in that direction.
That's right. That looks awesome,
Dude. So
Now, because we're using the weight of his arm club unit, right.
So, I mean, you've got to,
He's got some good weight in those pipes. So we're using the weight of your arms and
club to squeeze the ball in that direction. So if you're an efficient carpenter, you're
using the weight of your instrument to drive that ball.
Right. Another good miss. So you have the mass yeah.
Driving through there. So I got, I put the green at 215 yards and you carry that
212 yards. Let's see one more. There are some good shots.
Oh, that's really good swings. Say it was two degrees down. So all the numbers are there
from the inside. It's down, we're on the right track. To continue using the weight of the
arms to squeeze that ball to the left of the intermediate.
Oh yeah. Oh
Yeah. That was whoa
213 carry, that was weight right there. So
Mu's seven. Iron is this two 15 club and it's the apex 21. They're not beefed up, you know,
27 degrees, seven irons. These are over 30 degrees, seven irons. So, I mean, look at
that, carry 215 on the nose right here, about 1200rpm side spin. You started four degrees
left and you just, it's about 30 feet to the right of the pin. Just a hair too close in
the face, that's it
Oh,
But then the next swing won't be exactly the same anyways. So what my recommendations are
to you is to keep doing what you're doing.
Yeah.
So I hope you guys enjoyed that. I hope you enjoyed the wisdom in there. And by the way,
we have Edouard Montaz who is starting his English channel. Can you imagine a Frenchmen
from Paris with, beautiful French accent on his English? It's called golf legacy. And
what a great name, right. If you want to, you know, really do the circle and go check
out what Edward is doing. He's doing a beautiful golf legacy piece on Bobby Jones. And if we
were to turn your swing upside down and put it right-handed, it would look exactly like
Bobby Jones. Yeah. Looking forward to liking, this is your he's going into his third year.
Okay. You know, very rare that you'll see this kind of technique in a third-year student,
in any athlete. So we're really looking forward to the season. We'll see you soon.