Hey everyone, Shawn and Mu. Hey guys, we're going to be showing you
today, how to keep that head steady. And you'll realize that what really keeps the
head steady is not what you think. And you'll never have to focus on your head
and magically your head's going to stay steady. You don't want to miss this show
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That's a win-win win. So I'll go first with an iron. And if you guys have never seen
a slow motion view of a golf club approaching and hitting a golf shot with an iron,
this is a really important. So notice I've got, let's imagine this as the,
a stump of a tree. And I got the ball at the back of that stump. Notice how I'm setting up. I'm not
setting up to hit the ball. I'm setting up to deliver the ball toward the target.
If I was a lumberjack and I'll want it to deliver my ax to the side of the stump,
notice where I would position myself. I wouldn't position myself out in front and reach back. And I
wouldn't position myself way back here to lunge forward. There's just this absolute sweet spot
where you feel like you're going to be in order to deliver your acts into the side of that tree.
So notice how I'm behind it. And I am in a great position to deliver my acts.
Well, I'm not going to sway away from this tree. Now. It feels like I'm going to Nick this log on
the way up, and I'm not going to go forward into the tree. So many of you are thinking,
I got to shift my weight forward, unbeknownst to you. You're throwing yourself way out in
front of the bus. So you don't want to be out in front of the tree. Now you have to
reach back. So for those of you who feel like you have this quick backs, quick downswing,
and you're using a lot of force in the down swing, and you feel like your,
your right arm is defective. Well, that's why you're trying to shift weight, or you're trying
to go for the ball. If I was going for the ball here, this is what it would look like.
So notice me in relation to that tree stump, my head is way out in front. So if I stay
with my task of delivering the acts through the tree, it would look like this.
I didn't veer away. And I didn't move ahead through,
through the tree, through the tree. Now I'm thinking about delivering my acts through
the tree, notice how my head's staying perfectly in position. Don't need to think about that. So
imagine this being a dandelion in disguise now, and I want to cut the dandy line stem
along the surface of the ground in the direction of my target. So here's my dandelion stem.
Notice how my club is moving through the stem and toward the target. If I move my head forward,
now I'm gouging the ground. So for those of you taking deep divots and your divots are always
pointing to the left, well, you're going for a golf ball, or you're trying to shift your weight.
Weight shift just happens. If you don't believe me, take a look at throwing the club. Sean,
Clemett have a look at all of them. If you're taking a club and you're throwing it out there
to the target, you will have tour quality, weight shift. You'll never move forward. You'll have the
best hip clearance you'll ever see in your life with your swing and big bonus, unbelievable lag.
So I've got my dandelion stem that I'm going to cut that way. It's like my mini tree, the soul
of my golf club is going to be cutting the grass in that direction. So I'm staying with my task
and I'm staying with my task. So notice how my head didn't move forward. Notice how that divot
started exactly in the right place. So I can put a ball right there at the back of this divot.
See my dandelion stem cutting through cutting through.
And that is just spectacularly straight, beautiful contact along the surface of
the ground. Notice where my divot is and my divots are shallow. They're just the
right depth for my eight iron. Okay. So another drill that you're really going to appreciate,
and it is amazing how it's going to fix your weight shift and it's going to fix your steady
head. So if you look at, we have, one of our tasks here at wisdom and golf is the grass whip.
People don't understand that the soul of the golf club is designed to cut grass. Now you'll see me
walking and cutting grass here with this grass whip near my academy right now,
if I do the same thing with the eight iron, this is what it's going to look like. So notice
I'm just cutting grass along the surface of the ground. Can you see that
Now I'm just going to walk and cut roads
known as my head's moving up and down, but notice how I'm cutting. Absolutely perfect rows of grass
as I'm walking forward. Now, if I were to walk towards you, you'll notice my center of gravity
stays inside my feet. If I walk away from you, same thing. Notice how my head stays in place.
So if I do this grass cutting towards you again, you'll see my head bobbing up and down,
but my head never goes outside of my feet. I'm cutting grass
from the center of my stance forward, going that way and cutting grass from the center of
my stance that way on the back swing. Observe that again. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. So all
I'm doing is cutting grass and my head staying beautifully steady. Now the last thing that I
want to talk to you about is notice how there's no resistance with my legs in either direction.
So if you go to one of our videos, entitled feet together, drill.
So if I put both feet together, if I sway, I fall down. If I move forward, I fall down.
So all I'm trying to do is noticed the weight of my arms and club going into the back swing
will all my butt has to counterbalance that in the opposite direction. So I don't fall over.
So I'm staying beautifully centered. And then on the way through
staying beautifully centered, centered, centered, centered, centered, don't let, don't
let the legs resist. Don't let the legs resist. So if I resist in the legs, my arms are going
to crash into me and I'm going to get moved off the ball, same thing in that direction.
So what I'm looking for is out of the way. So have a look at an oldie, but goodie called arms and
body timing, Shawn Clement or arms swing versus body turn Shawn Clement. So now if I do my rows
and I'm like, I got some dandelions to cut here. This is what it's going to look like.
Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut.
Notice how my head stayed beautifully centered the whole time. Just awesome. Never have to
think about the head. So feet together. Drill is an absolute guarantee of staying centered.
The walking drill. Don't let the arms hit you going back.
Don't let the arms hit you coming through. There's nothing more natural than walking. So if you can
walk and cut grass, get yourself a grass whip on our, on our website, wisdom in golf.com.
Then take a look at the grass whip order one and do five minutes of grass whipping every day.
As you walk and perform that task till the cows come home. If you want to do more than that,
go ahead. And myelinate your brains, you know, efficiency into those muscles.
So the more you perform the proper move, the more the brain is going to encourage that
and add myelin around those conduits, into your muscles. And then you'll have a golf swing
before you know it. So next treat don't go away now because I got Moe coming in he's to show you
how important it is to glide around that head for full range of motion when you're competing
in long drive competitions. So if you're your head stay center, you're going to hit the grid.
If your head's all over the place, you're going home. All right. Stay tuned.
So in this situation here, move, you're going to be going with the low drive first.
Yeah. So I'll demonstrate it, right Like you want me to show going along with the teacher Exactly.
So when you're playing on the golf course, yeah. You got to hit the ball low. You're going to see
Cameron champ do that. You're going to see a lot of the players on tour tee the ball low.
Yeah. To keep the ball under control. So you'll see a video of ours called driver for accuracy,
Shawn Clement. Yeah. That'll explain this to you. But when mu is following the ground
with the sole of his club, you'll notice his heads stays very steady
over the course of the swing. So do a practice swing right beside it move. Okay. And keep that
in that task in mind so that you don't have to go scurrying after teas. Yeah. Beautiful.
So you'll notice you see the right there. You saw that beautiful streak along the ground as this
club is following the ground. Just like a fairway wood. Yeah. So like a lot of the players that
you'll see on tour, like Rory and, Tommy Fleetwood you'll notice, moves head turns in the backswing,
but then steadies on the downswing as he staying with his task. So you're gathering range of motion
and allowing the head to turn. Yeah. But then, because you're staying with your task, your
head steadies itself. Right. And then everything just revolves around that beautiful hub. Yeah.
And is forced in the direction of the target. All right. Let's see. You hit a couple. Okay.
Going failure. Okay. To the clubhouse. Perfect.
Oh, it's so beautiful. Mu you got to draw instead of a fade, but it's all over the left door of the
academy building. Yeah. Well, what was your carry there It was 304 yards. I cut that high in the
face. Okay. it was a good start. That's a good start. So three or four carry on a bullet. That's
basically going to be topping out at around 3 25 on S on solid surface. And what was the spin rate
on that So spin rate was 1600, 1600. Yeah. And, it said, eight, eight RPMs that are right for the,
so you had a straight draw on that one and it looked amazing in the air. So at 1600
RPM that sucker will roll like a son of a gun. Great ball move. Thanks. That's fading. Nicely
fading from the left, from the right door to the left door. Yeah. Amazing. All right. Now
Make it rain baby. Oh my gosh. That was close.
Beautiful draw. Just a little left of the cloud. Drawn back to the academy building.
What was Carrie on that 341yards, 341 yards carry. Yeah. Wow. One 90 ball speed.
angle attack was only two degrees up. Okay. That's fine. That's fine. But the
way this guy's lofted. Yeah, the, the, the height was perfect on that
23, a hundred RPMs backspin there you go, man. At 340 yards carry would that
backspin you're looking at three 70. Yeah. And it's 2283 RPMs to the right. So it's drawing
on a tight rope at a super well done, man. Thank you. All right. See you later guys. Take care.