Hey everyone, Shawn Sav and Mu are at your service. And today we're going to be talking about
the power that you get from a fully loaded arm club unit. Now, if you look here in there in
our split-screen, some of you are trying to get artificial width and the backswing. So
you're waiting way too long. And that that club gets, it waits too long. And then you get floppy
at the top of the backswing. And sometimes you get to hinging way too soon because you've been
told you gotta, you know, hinge your wrist in the backswing. We're going to show you
how to naturally get this amazing amount of stored power in your swing so that you
got everything you need to deliver effortlessly through the ball. Don't want to miss this show
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and please hit that bell. So you don't miss any Fisher videos. So a really important way
to understand how the arms work let's say we're going fishing. So you take your club and you hold
it upside down like a fishing pole. And you're going to get ready to cast that fishing pole.
Now, casting is a fantastic thing for the golf swing. We just don't want to be casting at the
ball. We want to be cast out toward the target. So in the backswing, your right arm is going to
fold and your wrists are going to hinge and they hinge on that anatomical snuffbox. So, and then on
the follow-through, as you release that fishing line, you're not going to go toward the sky.
You got to go toward the pond, the lake or that, or the ocean. So as we're releasing out there,
an extended version of that release would be that follow-through, see that,
and an anatomical release in there. So as we go back at folds and hinges, and as we come through,
we get the full measure of that release. The arms are designed to make beautiful circles,
and there's a tremendous amount of stored power in there. So if we look at that in the backswing,
now, if I wanted to do a full backswing and stop, so the, a really good way to get into a backswing,
that's not going to hinder your ability to load or force you to try and manipulate.
You're going to go into the backswing in super slow motion. So we go very slow and relaxed,
very slow and relax. So you notice if we go relax, the body's got to move with you.
And then right about here, if you don't allow that right arm to fold, then everything starts to get
tight. And then the right arm starts to shove you out of position. And now we're gone this way
out of balance, out of sync, and it's going to be really difficult for you to go to the target.
So we go super slow and relaxed and allow that right arm to fold wherever it wants to
write about there. And when it does, it's going to rotate the forearms
and set you in a great position to hinge. So there's me getting ready to cast my fishing
pole. So if let's say I'm casting my fishing pole, that way it would load here and release there.
So obviously if I want the golf ball to go toward the target,
that would not be the greatest place to release what it is, but this is the best place to load.
So slow fold and hinge. And now we're going to go cast the fishing pole out there. So we're throwing
the club out there. So to help you, you know, once we've got this all gathered in the backswing
to help you deliver to the target, we want you to go see throwing the club. Sean,
Clemett looks at all the videos that come up by searching that in the search box.
And you'll really appreciate how amazing this machine is when you've gathered it completely.
Okay. So today's goal is to gather that backswing perfectly so that you got the power package. You
need to send it out there. So if we were to do here's a second exercise for you. So you remember
if we're doing the sword drill, you grabbed the sword, let it fold release. Now,
after you've released it that way, do the same thing in the backswing, let it release.
So you notice as I go back that my right arm is going to have to kick
out of the way. If I do this, then I get it in the shoulder and you're really going to
injure yourself. If you do that with any kind of power. So as you allow it to place itself,
it'll load up really nicely. Now I've got what I need to get out there into my finish. So notice
it reloads on that side. So if I take the club with both hands, it very much feels like I'm
getting ready to hit a baseball. You notice how loaded I am when I'm waiting for that baseball.
So everything is folded in a hinge. Then when the baseball comes, everything's already loaded
and I can unload it into the field. So if I just cut grass in both directions,
notice how as the club releases, the club catches up to my hands.
I still get awesome width. I'm not picking up the club
and I got the width I need to deliver to the target, but I also have
a folding and loading of that arm club unit. That's really, really adequate. So
now we're setting you up to deliver what we call the kinetic chain. Now on our premium channel,
we've got the kinetic chain series and the kinetic chain facilitation series, which is really all
about delivering that stuff out to the target extremely naturally and very easily. And there's
a tremendous amount of detail in there for you, but for the purpose of this video, if we get this
nicely hinged, if you don't get that sucker hinged at the top of the backswing, well, how in the
world are you going to whip the club or throw the club You would never go fishing like this, right
You would never hammer nails like this, and you wouldn't serve tennis balls like
that. So everything you do, whether it's in tennis, hammering, nails, slashing swords,
or slashing golf clubs, this is exactly what we're going to be doing. So you want to feel that
fold and that hinge in the backswing. Now we have what we need to throw the club in the
direction that we want it to go. So let's have a look with a couple of golf shots here where on
the SX country club, Donald Ross gym here in Canada, Windsor, Ontario, we're at 182-yard par
three. And you can see that it's a very tightly tree-lined course, the pins upfront. So we gotta
be accurate, but at 182 yards, Hey, it's no slouch. We got to get the ball out there. So
I'm going with a seven iron Manasseh is going with a smooth nine, smooth, a smooth eight I'm sorry.
And savvy is going to go with a wonderful little five and that's right in our wheelhouse for a five
iron. Okay. So let's get to it. So a great way for you to build this into your golf shots because
you don't want to be thinking too much of the backswing when you're hitting shots on
the golf course, you can do that, however, in your practice swing. So what we're going to
do is we're going to go load up in the practice swing, make sure everything's nicely loaded up,
and then we're going to send it out to the target. And then now, because if I don't get that same
load in the backswing, it feels like I have to shove on it. So then the brain says, Hey,
this shove is no good. And this release feels unbelievable. You'll, you'll feel an incredible
difference when you get that sucker loaded up. So then all I gotta do now is just focus on releasing
that feel in the direction. I want that ball to go. So I pick an intermediate point right here,
and now I'm just going to go with a nice throw of that release in that direction.
So that felt like I got a really nice snap out of it.
And there it is. The great shot left side of the green. We'll take it. All right, move. Come on in.
So move before you swing. Yeah. Go to the top of your backswing and stop. Okay.
So one of the things that, you know, the move has gone too prodigious when it comes to distance
in this last season, look at the top of the backswing here, how that Trey alarm is folded.
He's not trying to keep the arm close to his body. Notice how there's some nice space
here between that elbow in his and his rib cage. So if you face the camera move, okay.
Right on. So notice the hands are on this side of the body. They're not stuck behind them over
here. So that's where you get that with from you see how that you got lots of room for that
elbow now face away from the target move face away, face toward the screen. Okay. Nope. Face
rate on the screen. Yes. Perfect. There you go. Excellent. So look at what makes a beautiful,
a little bit deeper than a rectangle. And one of the things that I want to pay,
I want you to pay close attention to is facing the camera, move with
your grip. Okay. Sam, do you want to make sure that grip is right in there?
So you see that notice how his index finger is hooked onto the club right
now. So when he hinges the club and he gets that beautiful set of wrists,
the club has resting inside that index finger. So have a look at the knife, the grip, Shawn Clement,
to make sure that that trail hand has got that really solid index finger to feel
to it. You can also see the best video on grip ever. And you'll see how I'm holding
a Clementine, right Yeah. All right. Move. All right. Let's see a couple of shots. Okay.
Not bad. So it looks like the club faces just a little too close. Okay. Kinda overdrew that a bit.
Yeah. But you know what I want you guys to pay attention to. I mean, look at everything's great.
Except for club face angle, that's it Yeah. Pay attention to the quality of the load and how moose
snaps right through. It's just unbelievable. Then, the amount of compression he's able to generate
because you load up so nicely. Right. Just it's beautiful to watch. Thanks, Sean.
Well done. That should be good. That's your catch a piece of it. Yeah. Oh yeah. Oh, guess
so you said a smooth eight, right Yeah. And there it is. Nutted in the center of the face. Yeah.
So started, just left the centerline and just cross the centerline slightly. You're 36 feet from
the pin. Yeah. But you're only 15 feet offline to the right. So I mean, that is a very successful
shot for a 190-yard carry. Don't forget. Yeah. That's right. Yeah. So smooth 185 yards. Now,
when you watch Sav come up, I want to lead in with a little bit, of a hammer. So stay tuned
for salve. You don't want to miss that for all of you out there. We have a strong grip and you've
been told to make your grip neutral or else. Yeah. We got some news for you. Don't do it. All right.
You just don't want to do it. Wait till you see this gal and you'll see the reasoning behind this.
So release it right into that bunker to the left of that intermediate point.
There you go. Nice. There you go. Folks. Getting home, got a little birdie. Try right here. That's
a lovely five iron you got there. SAF. So here's the hammer. Now you obviously know what to do
with that hammer. Right So come on in front of the camera here and move let's just make sure
that's in the, in the frame. Okay. It should be good. Yeah. No, that was good. Yeah. All right.
So Sam was getting ready to hammer down on this nail. Go ahead, SAF. Right. So look at how lovely
this grip is. This is anatomically correct, for the place that she's hammering into. There's that
anatomical snuffbox and then it's going to caulk on that and it's going to uncork through that
nail. Right All right. Now we're hammering this wing golf, right Yeah. Look what you just did.
So yes, come on. I want you to mean business. So we're, we're going this way. First,
both hands-on, take a normal golf grip. There you go. And look at, see the tilt.
Now notice the position of her hands. She is now able to load that arm club unit properly
to go hammer through that nail. Right So now take your club, stay facing the camera,
and pretend you're going to hammer through that, that handle right there. Does that look pretty
good Mu? I got to zoom out. There we go. Okay. So backswing, come on down a slow motion. Look
at that. So notice her hands are coming through first. Everything's still loaded.
Notice the clubface. She'll never have to worry about squaring up that club and look at how nice
and square that is coming into impact. Now, what I want you to do, Sav is move the hammer,
push the hammer along the floor that way and show me what the release would look like.
Don't do it up there. Okay, good. You don't want to put it through the screen right
There we go. Okay. So collect the hammer from where it is
and push the hammer down and there you go. Stay right there. Stay right there.
You got to hold that finished for me. So notice that release now how this
lead hands getting out of the way. And that trail hand is crossing over that's for next
week and you really don't want to miss that one. Okay. So sad. Go to the top of the backswing.
Look at that trail arm. That is absolutely perfect. Face the screen staff
does that, do a full backswing. So notice how her whole backsides facing the target, including her,
her pelvis, and look at that loading of the club. Yes. And look at how the face of the club is
facing the sky. Just like Dustin Johnson. That's going to allow her to go deep, deep, deep, that
way. And this loading is what's going to provide that power. All right. Let's see. One more.
Aw, sweet. Look at that flag. Hunting by Savannah Meyer-Clement. Great. Awesome. So
we hope you enjoyed that. Stay with us for next week. We're going to show you the building blocks
for the follow-through. All right. So let's get this done this week and we'll see you next week.