All I did was try to snap there. That can't is the party. It'll make you swing into a disaster area.
So what's it feel like when I snap out there high Yeah. I remember what it feels like.
And is the ball in the way of that snap out there Yep? Ball, position, distance. The ball
levels and grip club relationship feels pretty good. So what are we doing again Oh
yeah? We're snapping out there. Going to use some momentum. Go get the snap. I'm going for the snap.
Get it out there. Hold. How about that
There it is.
Hey everyone, Shawn. Clement here. Wisdom in golf. And boy, do we have an amazing show for you today
Now throwing is a really big deal because it involves, you know, your legs.
It involves the full kinetic chain. It involves the way that your arm is supposed to lead. So what
many of you don't realize is when that elbow leads it flattens or shallows out the club.
Now there are two ways that you can throw, you can throw toward the target, or you could throw toward
the ball. Now, if you're going to throw toward the ball, this is what it would look like. Recognize
that. So notice it's like spiking a football you're coming over the top. Golf is like a
submarine pitch. If I'm going to skip a stone on water, remember that, notice how my elbow leads
on the way through. And we just did a video on that and it was called fix your swing.
And it had everything to do with skipping a stone. So if I underhand it,
this is me. Underhanding it notices I'm facing the target. Here's me under handing one to the ball.
Notice how I have to throw it early to go there,
look familiar. So there's yours over the top. There's you throwing toward the ball.
There's another way that you can get that feeling if you're not the best thrower of the ball
and throwing has been a little awkward for you. We'll do a different twist on this. We will become
Cowboys and cowgirls. So let's look at if I had a little lunge whip here, right So if I want it to
snap something toward the target, it would look like this. If I want it to snap something toward
the ball, it would look like this. So notice I'd flip it this way in order to get to the ball.
So every instrument known to man, you know, every instrument known to humanity,
pardon me, is designed with a handle. First in mind. Notice the elbow leads the hand,
the hands got the handle, the handles coming through way before
the clubhead. So if I'm going fishing handle first, then the tip of the fishing pole,
baseball, tennis, it's all handled first, even in the backswing handle. First,
follow through handle first. So if I had a lasso, so if I turn this upside down
and I turn this into a lasso, well, here we go. So now look at how I'm using my legs. If this
was a heavy rope, I'd have to use my legs and my arm to get that sucker too, to go around.
Now, notice how, if I turn it this way, how the elbow is always leading elbow, then hand,
see how, and then on the way back, the elbow is leading as well. See how the elbow leads
and the elbow leads going through notice. Now, if I want it to throw this lasso toward the target,
throw, Throw, see how that works. See I'm using my legs. So if you look at this and stop action,
you'll notice as I'm initiating, see then it's coming around and as gravity has it, it's being
suspended in the air. Then the brain can go to the ground, use the ground to give it the next
loop. And you notice when we're doing that, how it's easy to time.
So what we want is the ball in the way of that. So if the ball was here on a tee,
I'm taking the ball from where it is, and I'm collecting it from over here
and sending it out into the picture, send it out there. So I'm never trying to
reach back and try to hit the ball. So if you take a golf club, now hold it with one hand.
There it is. With the golf club, you can feel how you're throwing it in that direction.
See I'm using my legs, the clubs coming around, elbow, first hand, then club.
Then it, now I'm going back this way. So the elbows pulling back
snap, snap, weight, snap, weight, very easy. So now I'm going to take the whip with both hands,
snap it out there, snap it out there. All I need now is the ball in the way of that
Well, guess what On our premium channel right now, we're talking about how the ball gets in the way
of the task. Not in the way of you performing the task. You see what I'm saying. So for many of you,
the ball is a mental obstacle. It can't be a physical obstacle. It's way too small.
It doesn't weigh enough. So the ball is simply in the way of that twirl. So if I were to do a
twirl above the ball, you gonna love this. So now this is how we put it in the way
we need a reference. So if I give it a little bit of a twirl here,
yes, I felt the release of my lasso. And I saw that I missed the ball by about that much.
So now I get lower. Well, if I perform that same lasso, it feels like I'm going to top the ball.
Okay. Let's see if I do. So I'm not trying to make sure I'm topping the ball. I want to
make sure I get that lasso to release over there. So I'm going to release the lasso.
Yes. I released the lasso. And then, Hey, look at that. I did top the ball. So it's not about
making sure of contact down here, it's about delivering a task. So I am
throwing the club into a snap lasso release. And the ball is in the way of that or it isn't.
Many of you are going to have to really close the face at this point.
Okay So make sure you see our videos on that. We have tons of videos even recently go to our,
you know, YouTube home page and scroll down and you'll see the titles that,
you know, regard, closing the face enough to do this.
So you can get all the way through the ball. So if I lower myself, so from here I with,
from here I top and from here, we'll wait a second. It feels like the sole of the club's going
to cut some grass. And if that happens, the ball's going to get mashed up against the clubface.
Can the ball stop me from getting my last sole release No, it can slow me down a little bit
by a couple of milliseconds? That's it. So now I'm going to go get my snap release
despite the ball being in the way. So now it feels like the ball is part of that package
over there. It did not become the party. You see what I'm saying You can't let that become
the party. The target that's like me saying, go to your car and you get to the car and you go, okay,
where are we going I said, nowhere. That's what happens when this becomes your target.
So we're going to feel that nice lasso release when we do the ball is gonna skedaddled out there
with it. All right. What's it feel like that snap lasso release. Oh yeah. Yeah. Feels about like
Snap. Well, look here. Way out there. The left side of the green. No big deal.
And the peak speed felt like it was deep out here. That's, you know, stock seven iron now for me
because I started working out. I can't let Sally get, you know, get too close.
So I'm back over here at a 1 94, carry between 1 92 and 1 95. And all I'm trying to do is feel
snap out here. Not back here, where the ball is out here, where I want the ball to go.
Let's do that again. If I snap, I miss. If I snap, I top, if I snap, it's good.
Now what about ball position Well,
I can't snap over there and hit the ball. Solid Can't snap over there. I got to reach back.
But from here, Ooh, that feels like it's in the way of my snap over there. Distance the ball.
If I snap over there, I miss. I have to snap over there to get, Got no room to snap, way too
much slack in my lasso. We cannot. And this is so many of you with the longer irons. You can't have
slack in the rope. So as the club gets longer, this is a wedge. Notice how vertical it is.
This is the driver. You can't have the hands at the same distance to your body,
with all of your clubs. So where does it want to pass When I perform my lasso out there,
Snap it out there. So it wants to pass there. If I snap out the ball who look out, shank, dig,
pull, left, slice, right Hang on. Early extension. You name it. All I did was try to snap there.
That can't be the party. It'll make your swing into a disaster area. So what's it feel like
when I snap out there high Yeah, I remember what it feels like. And is the ball in the way of that
snap out there Yup? Ball, position, distance. The ball levels and grip club relationship
feels pretty good. So what are we doing again Oh yeah? We're snapping out. They're going to
use some momentum. Go get the snap. I'm going for the snap. Get it out there. Whoa. How about that
There it is. So how perfect is that started at about seven degrees,
right Had a little bit of thought? A thousand sides. Spin left. Not a big deal.
I'm six feet right from my pin. So we're going out there. The parties out there, you got to throw
the energy out there. You want some fabulous information, go to www.wisdomingolfpremium.com.
Check out the throwing series, check out the release videos. Then you're going to see
the kinetic chain engagement or facilitation series. And then we're getting really warm. So
the latest series that we're working on right now that is going to come out
next week should be out this week, actually is all about having the ball in the way mentally.
It's not in the way physically. It's not in the way the ball is never in the way of your delivery
to the target. It's part of the delivery to the target. Okay. Get cracking. See you next week.