Hey, everyone. Exciting video today really important. If you look in the, Oh,
by the way, Mu how are you man? Good how are you? Sav, Shawn. We have an amazing
video on tilt axis or side bend. Every tour player, male or male or female does this.
And you'll see in the, in the screen next to us, how there have that impact position
is in a way that allows them to go in that direction. That's where the money is. The
money is over there at the target. This, when you watch, when you go to your local driving
range and you see the person going after the ball this way, that's because the ball is
the target. And this over the top thing is not a defect. It's just you not on the right
task. So we're going to show you two very important, drills. That'll help you stay on
task, which is delivering your shot to the target. Stay tuned. Before we start Sav, what
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One of the, I did a video a while back in Los Angeles and, we were at the, Tierra
Rejada Golf Club. That's what one of my students told me how to say it. That way I went to
Tierra Rejada. None. No, no, no. Tierra Rejada okay?! Okay! So, and I respect now, we, we did something.
So if you get a ball cap or a visor now savvy you're out. Cause you didn't bring your visor.
Okay So you're out of this video. Just go get out of here. We don't need you. Alright.
So the tilt in your visor or your sunglasses, you can do sunglasses or if you've got regular
glasses and you tip them down, you see the frame of your glasses or you tip down the
peak of your cap to see the peak of your cap. So Mu I'm going to start with you.
Okay. So skipping away. So take your set up. And this is a, we're going to
pretend, this is a doorframe. We wait till we see what we got with this thing. So I'm
going to put a doorframe here in front of you, right And we put a ball right there in
front of that doorframe. Yeah. So you want to feel like you're going to sandwich that
ball between the club and the doorframe. So where's your head to begin with right here,
right there. So one of the things, if you've got a friend, this is the way you really want
to hold the head. We're not trying to keep the head down. We're keeping the head back
on it's tilt axis. So if I hold your head there, do a backswing and stop. So did everybody
see how that turn around that axis your butt. That tailbone is gonna swivel toward the target.
You feel that right So now from there you want the weight just on the inside here. Fantastic.
And now, so if I hold your head over here, go ahead and swing.
Didn't that feel like everything was just spat out there? Yeah. So when I have
a student on my teaching deck and they keep delivering the club into the ground and they
can't get past the ground, that's because they're focused on trying to hit a golf ball.
Yeah. So yes, exactly. So you see that on the range. If you're here, you're trying to
go for the ball, the body doesn't lie. You see that on the range. You know what they're
focused on. They're focused on hitting the ball, but when you see a real pro on the range,
what they're focused on is ball flight into picture that was Jack Nicholas used to talk
about, you know, you want to see a moving picture of the ball in the air. Yeah. So go
ahead and set up again here Mu.
Okay. All right.
So if you come to the doorframe, yeah. Show me in slow motion. How you're going
to bust through that doorframe. Good. So you can see how he's braced inside that lead leg.
That lead leg helps him keep that head back. So if I push on the top of his head right
now, right on this button here, the pressure is going to go there. Can you feel that Yeah.
So, and now you feel like you can really move through the doorframe and along the surface
of the ground. Yeah. You feel that right. Okay. You, you are, you keen, he's got his
safety glasses on. Right. And we're going to bust through, this is a half inch by half
inch balsa wood. So it's easy to bust through. So his task is going to be on squeezing that
ball through and along the ground in that direction.
Okay. Okay.
So where's, it basically lined up basically just to the right of our Academy
building. Okay. Yes. He saw how through. That was fantastic.
Nice. Look at that. Perfect divot. Yeah. Look, the steak was here Mu right. So
notice your divot came out after the steak. That's brilliant. So let me show you one.
Right-handed awesome, man. Good job. Thank you.
Yeah.
Oh yes. Thank you. The need those safety goggles, safety everybody. And make
sure there's nobody else around too. Now the ball is basically going about 30, 40 yards.
So if you want to do this and an open field, you won't have to go very far. So I'm going
down there. Notice how I'm braced against. See the peak of my cap and my glasses. I can
see the angle of my glasses. So watch as I swing back and through. Notice how this angle
doesn't change. I constantly have access. What you'll see guys like Roy McIlroy do.
Tommy Fleetwood does it really well. They start pretty square. And as they get to the
top of the swing, you'll see the head tilt back. That's because they're going that way.
So it's important that you feel that moving through the ball you'll have access to that.
So I get right up against this and I want to feel like I'm using the weight of the arms
and hammer to squeeze that through this doorframe. Here we go.
Oh, that was nutted. And the ball just right. And the thing just splintered
beautifully. So the piece of wood, where are we Oh, so I caught ball first. Then I started
cutting grass. Then I got through the doorframe. So that really illustrates nicely where that
doorframe is supposed to be. So I'm here with the piece of wood. The ball is up against
that. There it is. So I caught ball first. Then I shaved grass through the doorframe
and you can see that the low point is right out here in front of the doorframe. And the
exit point is after that. So really a brilliant image as to what you need to do to get through
and toward the target. It's the same for a lumberjack with a tree. You'd never see a
lumberjack do this. So I got my tree, I got my ax look at where my head has to stay for
me to go.
Speaker 1: Now, if my head moves forward, I'm just shaving bark down the tree into the
ground. It's just not going to work. Same thing for driving nails into doorframes. So
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