Hey everyone! Shawn, Sav Mu. And today we're going to show you how to compress those irons,
to impress the people around you, and really knock down those scores and get you that,
that beautiful pleasure that you want in your golf game. And we've got three awesome
exercises. You're going to see Savannah do a two-ball drill down the Hill. You don't want
to miss that. I'm going to show you the two tee drill, and Mu's going to show you the volume back
drill. That's going to end the show on a bang. You don't want to miss that. We'll see in a bit
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miss any videos. Don't miss the need. Any more of the videos. Wow! Now, one of the tasks that
we use at wisdom in golf is the carrot peeler tasks. So imagine I had a carrot peel here
and I wanted to flip the carrot peels over here on Savannah's head. Rude! She'll be really happy
about that one. So notice the peak speed is out there. When I'm trying to send the carrot peels.
That way the sole of your club is a carrot peeler. The surface of the grass is the surface of your
carrot. And we're sending divot peels of grass into the direction that we want the ball to go.
So notice I got two tees here on the ground. I want to take both tees and send them
into my net here. So if I'm over here, I can't get to the second tee. That's
no good. If I'm over here, I can't get to the first one. So I need to position the tees in a
way that I can take both and send them over there. And you'll notice that the first one
will need to be very close to the center of your feet. If I were to cut some grass with one arm,
notice that my big windmill here, the bottom of that windmill is always under the center
of that circle, which is my shoulder. So whether I go that way or that way,
it's always cutting grass here. Now, when you bring both hands together to take your grip, the
center of the machine now is right there between your two clavicles, which is the sternal notch.
And notice I got the first tee situated there and look where the club wants to cut and notice
it's cutting a wide enough swath of turf that I can send it in that direction.
A swath of turf. Never heard of that one. Had to take my time on that one.
So I'm going to deliver my divot peel in the direction of my target. Here we go.
Notice the energy of my swing is being delivered that way and notice
I was cutting the grass there. So now I'm going to take
both tees and whip them into the net there where that target is. Here we go.
Notice how both tees fly out of there and they're sticking right into the net.
Now, if I take the ball, notice the above my head or beside me right now,
you'll see a Dustin Johnson chip and you see where the club is coming down, catches the ball,
cuts the stem of the dandelion, then continues down to take the turf. Notice the turf,
the blades of grass are flying out after the ball has already started to take off.
So if I were to put a ball in relation to these teas, notice that would need to be
positioned here. So I want, if I'm collecting both teas with the sole of the club, to watch
what happens in slow motion. I want those teas to go into the net. So my brain goes to the ground,
uses the ground to get my body out of the way. Notice my hands come through first. Then the
shaft, then the heel of the club notice that. So now the ball gets struck by the face first.
Then the stem of the dandelion gets cut and where it starts to cut grass is where the first tee is.
And then where, it cuts grass at ground level is basically between the tees. And then it leaves
the ground and leaves the grass. But I get the second tee before it comes out of the grass.
So all I'm focused on is sending both tees into the net. My,
the ball is just an afterthought and a, and a result of me sending those tees in
there. So I'm feeling the weight of my arm club unit, and I'm whipping the tees into
the net. And did you hear that sound And then look at that. There is my 140 yard, A-wedge kind of
cool. Right, You see how solidly struck that was. Now you want to get a little more adventurous.
You're going to see SAF do this drill right now. And I'm just introducing her to this drill.
I don't think she's seen this yet. And I don't think Mu seen this yet either. So I'm going to
put two golf balls about four to six inches apart. And imagine these are two dandelions in disguise,
and I'm going to take both dandelions stems and cut through them in direction.
So what's actually going to transpire and that's why I need enough loft. I got me, a wedge here.
The first ball's going to get struck and leap off the face, over the second ball.
And then the club keeps coming up along the grass. And then I'm going to cut through the
second ball. It's going to feel when we do that. If I swing towards you, when I'm coming down,
I'm playing the first ball, the hair backs a center, like almost hitting a draw.
So I'm coming down. The club's coming from the inside. It feels like the first ball is going
to start a little to the right edge of the second ball. And then as the club stabilizes through the
arc, the second ball is going to feel like it's going straight. But what actually happens is
the first ball fly straight. And the second ball goes a little to the left. Okay. So here we go.
You probably won't see the flight on this one. Cause there's the machine's got confused by two
golf balls here, but here we go. You're going to see two golf balls. Come off this clubface though.
News eyes were like, what What So notice how those two golf balls came off the clubface. Yeah,
we should do that in slow-mo right. We'll do it in slow-motion for you right now. How about that
So my turn, let's have a look at Sav down the slope and you're also gonna get a great tip on
how to hit downhill shots. And this really goes against the grain. Okay. So you had got to pay
attention because you're going to really improve your downhill shots. So if you look at the soul
of the club, look where it's cutting. It's cutting all the way past. Yeah. Say that you got it. Yep.
Ready to go down the slope. Let's do the simple task of sending two tees
into the net. So tee number one, tee, number two. Let's see you sweep those into the net,
there you have it.
So two tees one ball you're sweeping both tees into the net. Now take your address
position please. Notice how her weight is down the slope right in there. Do her shoulders look
like they're lined up with the slope. No, that's a big no-no if put your shoulders with the slope.
No line them up with the slope. No, no. Down this way. Yeah. So now after you Izzy, well,
hang on a second. Now there with the slope. Does that make any sense? No. Your shoulders
are not even with the slope on a flat lie. Please banish this from your mind. Okay. So
all we want is we want to settle ourselves in a balanced position where the weight is obviously
going to be on the downhill foot. So Sav, if you were walking in cutting grass, please do that.
Go ahead and walk through it.
All right. So we're walking in, cutting grass down the slope, right So let me see you
walk and send those tees down the slope. So up the slope, down the slope, up the slope
down the slope. Fabulous. Wasn't that awesome. So now if we put two balls down the slope,
you really have to stay all the way down the slope because you notice her balance
is phenomenal at the end of the swing. She's not, didn't have to take a walk down the Hill.
She's beautifully braced on the inside of that, on, on her forward leg.
That was your first time. Yeah. The first time
two balls down the Hill. Any issues No drop the mic. Wasn't that cool?. Yeah. Just going to do
one more. She says absolutely. It is a phenomenal drill to keep you in the shot.
Bingo. Right Yeah. So you can't slide up the hill and try to lift the ball off the
hill. No, can't do that. So you have to stay with the slope with your grass cutting tool and
get really good at whipping down the slope. And you notice the brain naturally will hold you.
If we would just love every golf course to have every shot on a, on a hilly lie. It's so easy way,
easier than everybody makes it out to. And notice we're just staying on a simple task
to tees down the Hill, two golf balls down the Hill when it comes to one ball.
Now imagine there's a second tee or a second ball in front of that one
and whip the soul of a club down the slope beyond the golf ball. And you'll always have amazingly
solid contact. Thanks, Sav. Mu is next with the volleyball. Stay tuned just for the fun of it,
because you know, moves in his third year. we want to take it a little easier on them, but
we're going to do the two tee drill and two ball drill because you said you struggling this week
with a little bit of upward angle of attack. So you kinda lost the wheels a little bit. All
right. So I didn't know about that. So let's do two tees. Send them out there. Fantastic.
Yeah, that was brilliant. So here are the two tees again, send the two tees into the net.
Okay.
There it is. Beautifully struck shot. Oh, there you go. A little, 130 yards sand wedge with a
little bit of two-foot back. Spin. How good is that Right. So he's still smiling. So the two tees
would basically be sitting like this. Okay. So send both tees into the net. Okay.
Bingo. Okay. And that the ball just actually hit the Stripe. Right Was I was awesome.
So there are your two tees. Okay. And you're going to just sweep both teas
to the left side of the intermediate point with that, with the weight of your arms.
No worries. So let's just look at that angle of attack and how it changed if any.
And we're now 3.3 down 2.4 to three points. You see his face, right.
To tees into the net. Please use momentum. No force.
There we go. Oh, it's pretty. So that was seven iron.
So 213 -214yards. Yeah. That's your 215 yards club. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. And the angle of
attack, drum roll 1.5 down. So you're no longer up right where you were like two, three degrees up,
four degrees, four degrees up sometimes. So it just means that you were not clear about the
task that was in front of you. Do you find that it makes you stay with the shot longer when you got
two items to put in there For sure? Great. Yeah. If you want to see the volleyball go to the last
video that we did. You'll see Mu with the volleyball. Okay. We'll catch you later.