Hey everyone, Shawn Sav & Mu. And today we're going to, I have this so
often on my teacher's deck, new students that come in with this beautiful interlocking grip.
And as you can see right next to us, if you're not doing it correctly, there's just no way to
properly put your fingers on the club. And if the contact with your golf club is off, I'm sorry,
but your swing is going to be suffering badly. So you really need to see this, especially for all
of you who interlock the golf club, very precious information coming your way right now stay tuned.
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Get yourself your old-fashioned yardstick at a yard sale. If you will. And you'll notice the
way we take the grip is to imagine I'm holding an umbrella. So notice how the yardstick fits right
underneath the heel pad of my hand. So you get a beautiful squeeze right thereof that yardstick
underneath. And now, yeah, there's a little wear spot right there, but this glove is over
a month old and I use it every day. So most of you can't last the day without tearing a hole in it.
That's why you want to have the heel pad on top of the yardstick like this, see how that works.
So there's a great way. Notice how my fingers are wrapping around
the yardstick and coming right back into the Palm like that and notice how my thumb is on top.
So this feels very compressive. Now notice my thumb is coming in from a one o'clock position
back to noon to the top of that yardstick. Why is that It's so important because, at the top of the
backswing, my golf club is going to be settling on top of the tip of that thumb of your lead thumb?
All right, now here's the important
Stuff. When you take your trail hand and you put it on notice how my hand is, the two pads of my
trail hand will fit in the thumb and my fingers are going to wrap around the yardstick right
here. So, my fingerprints are going to go right there. Now notice how that index hooks onto that.
See there, it's right up against the yardstick. So if I put a little bit of pressure, I could snap
that thing very easily. Right now, notice how I'm applying pressure with that index finger.
And then the thumb just comes alongside the other side of the yardstick.
So at the top of the backswing, what actually supports the yardstick is my index finger.
Now, if I take
That and I interlock all the way in watch what happens,
see what happens now, everything just disintegrates. This is what I see all too often.
Notice how the middle finger and the ring finger are wrapping around the thumb of my trail hand,
right And then there's no place to put the index and the thumb. So in desperation, you got to put
the thumb on top to stabilize the top of that hand. So then you get a lot of blisters on the
hand, you get a lot of blisters in the palm of your right hand. You got to wear two gloves
and it's altogether a pretty bad thing because when you don't, interlock properly.
So notice if I put this down here south, can you take a look at the, just make sure
everything's in, in the, in the frame. So if I've got my 10 finger grip, you see everything nicely.
So notice how all my fingers are nicely wrapped around the club. My index finger hooks on my thumb
alongside just like I showed you in the yardstick. Now, if I overlap, notice, all I did was bring my,
my, my, my pinky over between my middle finger and my index on my lead hand. And now
if I interlock notice how I can only interlock halfway so that everything stays intact.
Notice how my fingers are neatly wrapped around the grip. And my index finger stays
right up against the side of the shaft. And the thumb comes alongside. Look how tidy that is.
Right So if I take my left hand off and I put some pressure against the ground,
notice the pressure. These fingers are leveraging against that index finger. And
everything stays very tidy where you go wrong is the interlock, which should only be about half.
You go all the way in. So watch what happens. You go all the way in and look at what happens here.
Complete disintegration of that right-hand notice where I got the club running right now through my
right hand, that will annihilate your golf swing. So I can't throw from here. It's like taking a
ball noticing when I throw a ball, I'm holding it in my fingers. See this grip right here
that is identical to the grip you should have with the golf club. Look how tidy that is.
Index hooks on thumb alongside notice. When I hinge at the top of the backswing, how the club
is resting underneath the index finger. But if I interlock all the way in watch what happens
And now It's just resting here. And if I don't have the size of a baseball bat, I can't stabilize
that. It's just going to move around in my hands and a lot of havoc. So yeah, that index finger,
the way it hooks on and the thumb comes alongside. Look how vacuum sealed. That is and how the thumb
and the grip of my lead hand fit right between the two pads of my trail hand.
Now everything can hinge up and down beautifully on my snuff boxes. The anatomical snuff boxes are
that little cavity above your thumbs. And I get this beautiful simultaneous hinge of both hands.
Now, if I go all the way in again, we'll look at how one hand is on one side of the club. And the
other hand is on the other side of the club I see is way too often. So I have competing hands now.
So if I hinge on the right side, the left side collapses and it'll feel very,
very tender actually. And if I hinge on the left side, then everything cups and my clubface ends
up being open off the face of the planet. So you're, you're going to be playing army right.
Left, right-left. All right. We'd be gone always to decide. Okay. Whereas when your
hands are nice hinges properly, they hinge in the backswing release and re hinge in the finish.
So I'm going to bring move in here and I'm going to show you moves favorite drill for
clubhead speed, and you will see how important it is to have both hands tidy on the club
so that that beautiful release can occur in your swing. And we did a video a while back that says
five more miles per hour with this, with this drill here, here it comes,
Mu! All right. your dominant hand is your left hand. So we'll start with that.
Okay. So let's, you had a bamboo shoot here and you're going to slash it
towards it. Okay. So give it a nice slash
beautiful. Now, as mu is doing, keep going. You'll notice how he's never letting go of the club
and there's a release into the backswing, and there's a full release into the finish.
Hold your finish. So noticing the finish, you've got this beautiful
reload on that. Snuffbox here. And that's what allows him to go back in the other dress
release and hold. So at the top of the backswing notice, it's nicely hinged on
that snuff box and it's ready to slash in the opposite direction right now, do the lead hand.
So we're gathering in the backswing release and re-release and re-hinge
stop right there. Now, so many of you over here are going to be letting go of the clubs on notice
Mo is not letting go of that club, right Mo no. And that's what allows the club to fully release
his lead arm into that finish. Okay. So let's look at, I haven't, I haven't shown you this yet.
No. So go ahead and hold that with your right hand first. Okay. Okay. So notice how the heel pad fits
on top, close your hand around it. Okay. Feel that. Yeah. So
Yeah, you could literally crush that in your hand and make a big dent feel how there's so
much leverage in there, right Yeah. It feels really good. Yeah. So face this way with it.
Beautiful. I look at that. I mean,
The heel pads are on top and he's got some beautiful leverage there. All
right. Come on back now. Put the other hand on,
above that. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Very good. So notice the trail hand fits right between right on the thumb of the,
of the lead hand. You feel that, and notice moose fingers are wrapped around
the wood part, but they're not wrapping around the thumb and the top of the thumb there.
So notice if I were to put a little pressure against my hand. Okay.
Yeah. Feel that you can stretch out that index a bit more. Okay. Right here. Okay. There, I feel
that now push against it. Look at that. That's how you apply pressure through the ball. Now,
notice that hand is pushing this way. It's going this way and that hands pushing that
way. And then you get this beautiful release. That's going to occur through the shot.
Can we feel that Yeah? So there's, I mean, I could see how that's going to help you a ton,
you know, as, as far as feeling the leverage and how the lead hand clamps on
Then, on the grip, it helps a lot. It feels pretty good. Doesn't it Alright. Thanks, Mu
excellent. Sav!
Come on over Sav has an interlocking grip. Yep. And a very strong interlocking grip,
mood. You want to man The, the camera, just to, make sure we get this in the frame because a lot
of people are going to benefit from this. Okay. So let me see you put the lead hand on just that.
Okay. So do you feel there feel that, so doesn't that feel like you could crush that ruler in
there, so face this, the camera that way? So can you see that moot So right now, does it feel like
you could just dent your hand with the side of that ruler Yeah? Okay. Now put the other hand on
good. Come face the camera the other way, face me. There we go. So notice how the two pads of
her trail hand fit right in the thumb, the index finger wraps around that push against
my body. Good. And then the thumb just comes alongside there. So a little more in the fingers.
Yeah. Just a little more in the fingers there. Feel that. Yeah. So push against
my body. You feel how that hands going that way now in your case face the camera. Now,
this would be a very neutral grip for you. Yeah. But you play like this. Don't you notice we
haven't changed anything in the hands? You still have the same grip club relationship. Your hands
are just like that. Now doesn't it feel like you're going to slice through that bamboo shoot
This way. All right. Let's see it. Give it a good slash so do it in slow mo.
Yes. Very good. Again, the slow-motion stopped just before impact. So notice that the trailing
arm is still bent. The hands are coming through first. And then as this trailing arm extends,
it starts to square up. We're collecting the ball from here and we're releasing the ball
in that direction there. Did you feel, did you hear where the wind occurred Do it again
Hear it Yeah. So make a swing now. Awesome. One more time. That was really good. So,
Wow.
So the yardstick actually has, a wonderful sound that it's going to make. And you always
want to hear that sound in the direction of the target. That's where you want to spend
the energy in your swing. So you'll see in this, in the video, you see salve swinging now,
and you really see us she's coming in and slow motion. How our hands come through first,
then the shaft, then the heel of the club. And she collects the ball here.
And the full extension of her arms is out here. And that's where you get that amazing speed. Now,
if we were to get your club, I'm going to, I want to have you experience what
a lot of students are experiencing right now. Go ahead and take your grip.
Okay. So you got that. So notice how that leads hands on top. The trail hand is underneath.
See how her fingers are neatly wrapped around the grip. Now, what I want you to
do is interlock all the way in all the way. Oh, right. Doesn't that feel absolutely horrible?
We really feel for you because it'll feel strange at first when you get this grip going,
but the benefits to your golf swing are going to be a hundredfold. It's going to be amazing
for you because now go ahead and take that grip again. I know it doesn't feel very good
right now. Well, it's neutral here, but it's strong here. You actually have a neutral top
hand and a very strong bottom hand. Now take it back. Swing. How are you supposed
to hinge Your wrists actually hurts? It does hurt. Exactly. So this becomes very strained.
Okay. And
You, the support at the top of the swing has been compromised. So, all right. Very important that
you, you know, get this settled. Another video I want you to look at is called a knife. The grip,
Shawn Clement. It's a real oldie, but a real goodie. You need to get you, you know, bottom hand
intact and make sure that you don't interlock all the way in. It's a partial interlock. It's not, a
full bore all the way in interlock. Okay. Thanks for your hopes. Have move. Thanks, buddy.