Hey everyone! Shawn Sav & Mu. And as you can see in that thumbnail,
once we got that weight shift and we've loaded the ground, how much do we turn the
hips by. We've heard a lot of angles and, you know, focusing on turning those hips.
Well, you're going to be amazed to understand that's not really your job, what your job is,
is to stay on a specific task. That's going to allow you to turn the hips the right amount so
that you can deliver the goods in the direction of the target. Stay tuned,
because this is really important information. It's going to stop you from chasing your tail
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First things first, if you're not lined up properly,
then turning the hips, the right amount, it's going to be really, really difficult to do.
So I'm choosing a little divot here in front of the ball. Take advantage of the divots
on the tee box. I've got a little leafy tree in the distance that I'm going for,
and I'm going to start my ball to the left edge of this little divot and fade it back to the right,
right side of that leafy tree. So that's what I'm trying to do. And that opens up the green for me,
cause it's a short par five that I love to get into. Now, if your alignment is off. So let's say
I want it to go to the left of this tee marker here. Okay. And I'm lined up on the tee marker.
Well, how in the world am I going to get to the left of that
I actually have to go backward and that's very, very problematic because I won't get
to engage the kinetic chain properly. So once I'm set up if I'm lined up too far to the right
and I got to go to the left, notice how I'm going backward. I have to find a way
to move in that direction. So that's why many of you have a hard time with the weight shift
because of improper alignment. And if I'm lined up a little bit too far to the left
and I have to reroute, now, my hips are actually too open for the shot. And that's why
what's really important is when you're delivering your shots to the target,
if you're thinking about turning the hips instead of delivering to your target,
well, you can easily overdo that and just yank it into the trees on the left or overcut it to the
right now, you'll see some, some video footage here of Mu, Sav and I throwing the golf club.
It, this drill is really, really good for that. So go to my videos, go throwing the club, Sean
Clemett and watch all the videos about throwing the club. Make sure you're in a safe place. Make
sure you're using steel-shafted clubs when you do. And, and, and go with the way I'm showing
you in the videos because the clubs are going to go a little sideways at first, but it's a very,
very important drill for you to do. And then you realize that when you throw the club in a very
specific direction, that weight shift will be on point and the amount of hip clearance
will be on point. So let's have a look at that right now, going that way, playing my little fade.
And so what I'm doing, there are two ways that I can focus on this. If you, when you, when you see
those videos on throwing the club, I'm actually sending the tip of the tee in the direction.
I want the ball to go. So I, I see the tee
and I'm sending the tip of the tee into the direction. I want the ball to go on our premium
channel. We have a whole series called the kinetic chain engagement series or facilitation
series. The kinetic chain is what you get when you're throwing stuff or slinging stuff. So
you'll see, I'll show you a real neat drill with Mu that he loves that really helps you clear the
hips, the right amount as well. So if I take the tip of this tee and I send it in that direction,
get out there. So I'm visualizing that tee tumbling in the air toward the left edge
of that leafy tree. Look where I am. Everything is cleared beautifully in the direction of that
target. So when I have the ball on the tee here, I'm predicting that the tip of the
tee is in the way of that action. So if I throw the club in that direction, without letting go
see how my hips are clear in the same way, cause I'm throwing the club through that
intermediate point and toward that leafy tree. So here it is through that, I'm taking the tip
of the tea and sending it in that direction very easily. Not with strain. Here we go.
And that's perfect right there, right Center of the fairway.
Exactly. Or where I want that to be all right. So let's see
Sav. What a shot Savannah, perfect power fade down the center of the fairway gorgeous
This is a gorgeous 500-yard par-five Mu has really been enjoying this one
cause it suits his eye. And he's been coming in with little wedges,
so much fun to watch this man swing now. Wow. That was absolutely crushed.
Oh, look out gopher. There's a gopher coming out there and his, he almost got hit. Very cool, man.
That was, that was a really good swing. That was a really good swing.
So moves down just on the, toward the cart path down the left-hand side.
Sorry, the right-hand side as a lefty, but that was absolutely plastered.
So
Think about how you're going to deliver towards your target to get the right amount of that hip
clearance. Don't be thinking how many angles don't be thinking about turning the hips. You
were already Pinocchio without the strings. I mean, that's, that's a nice Pinocchio, right
So we hope you enjoyed that and we'll see you next week. Stay with us.