Hey everyone. Today, a hundred, even a thousand percent weight shift. Every time you make a swing,
it is absolutely possible. Your body is actually designed to do this
in spades. You really don't want to miss this show. It'll save you a tons of headaches.
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see in a bit now to the meat of things right out of the gate, none of my students ever fail this.
We're just going to do a little soft ball toss. So I'm going to toss a softball
or a golf ball just down here about 20 yards. So
you'll notice the first thing that happens. The brain's got to go get the ground.
It's got to use the ground to get the body out of the way. So it actually goes down to the ground,
uses the ground to turn my body. So I have full access to my target.
So if I did it from the side here and I want to toss the ball over here,
see how the body's got to turn out of the way through the ground. This is what we call a human
kinetic chain. You have one, if you got two arms, two legs and you are insurable, we're all set. You
have weight shift for golf. Your human central nervous system is self-preserving and built into
the system at 40 million bits per second is your weight shift and your hip clearance and
your shallowing of the club. I E your golf swing. So let's look at a really cool way that we can go
about this. So you can feel this for yourself. And we always come back to our good old throwing of
the club. So if I'm going to take a club and I'm going to throw it, acts style, notice the first
thing that happened. I had to get the ground. Now I'm going to go single hand golf style. Notice
everything has to be out of the way for me to go that way. If I don't move my body and
I try to Chuck it that way, it's going behind me. Now, the reason why you're not shifting
your is that you're making the golf ball, your target. Why would see if the ball is
right here in front of me And I want to throw the club at the ball? That's all I got to do.
Don't need to shift weight. Don't need to clear hips. So if you want to cancel the weight shift,
go ahead and try to hit the golf ball right away. The brain is facing it, and it's going
to use the hands and arms in order to meet the golf ball. The golf ball is your target.
Good luck as to where you want it to go. But if your target is over there and you see the
golf ball as the intersection on the way to the target, then things change drastically.
So we take both hands and put it on the clubs. So make sure you got a nice, safe place to do this
wide open field, nothing but trees behind me. I got an alignment rod here that I'm going
to stay to the right of. So I'm going to take this club and I'm going to throw it that way.
Here's a few of my students that have done this at our academy. No one ever
fails this. So I highly recommend you take a look at our videos, throwing the club, Sean, Clemett,
there's one, that's called throwing the club straight, Sean Clemett with this alignment rod.
So we have a very specific target we're going to, and we just throw the club toward the target
without thinking. Now here's another way that we can really get proper weight shift through
another task. That's going to also help you with ball contact. So I'm just going to back up here,
give myself a little bit more grassy so you can see this. So my goal now is to take
the grass from here and to send the grass clippings towards my target over there. So
send the grass clippings over there. Now the brain has to go collect the grass clippings from here
and extend the grass clippings over there.
If that was your task, you would never do this. That's not sending grass clippings that way.
Now here's the cool part. If you really understand how to put the ball in the right position and
atomically. So if I only had one arm and I was sending grass with one arm in that direction,
notice the center of this machine is my shoulder. And notice how the club is constantly cutting the
grass underneath the shoulder. And I'm sending that grass out there towards the target. Now,
when I bring both arms together to take my grip if I'm going to be walking towards you,
sending grass to the target in our premium channel at https://www.wisdomingolfpremium.com,
you're going to see kinetic chain facilitation series, which is all about facilitating
your ability to deliver that kinetic chain through that front leg, with the proper
tasks. So all I'm going to do is walk and send, grasp that way. Here we go, send the grass,
send the grass, send the grass, sending the grass, then the grass, the grass, then the grass.
So notice I'm always catching from the center forward.
So if you want to make sure that you've got the right divots in your golfing life,
Then what we want to do is set up with the ball in the center. So if I'm playing a draw,
I'm playing it a hair back a center. My eyes are on the grass here in front of the ball.
And I'm delivering those, those grass clippings out
over the tree that I have in my mind right now. That's, right on the right edge of the fairway. So
send the grass clippings. And that was absolutely flush.
That was a six iron 2 0 6 carry my ball speed was 1 37, my carry 2 0 6. It just started one
degree to the right. And my launch angle was 13 degrees. The average launch angle
for a seven iron is 16 degrees. So I've got a nice downward angle of attack. That's really going to,
give me beautiful strikes with the ball. So notice my divot right here in front.
Now I can use the same pivot to hit all my shots. So I get set up ball, hair back center. My eyes
are on the front of this divot right there, and I'm going to deliver another air divot in that
direction. In other words, I'm sending a divot appeal toward the target with some nice momentum.
Deliver my divot appeal in the direction of my target. Oh man. Was that just
the next divot again Notice I still have the same blade of grass that my ball is sitting
on. I'm still going to use the same air divot. My eyes are on the front of the divot.
I'm sending another divot in the direction of my target using momentum.
Again, I could put a blanket on that shot and we got 1 95 carry just a little thin
and just the hair. More speed, same launch angle, 12.3 degrees of lunch. So I could basically stay
here all day and use the same divot to hit all my shots. Why is that so accurate
Because I've got a very specific task in mind. I'm going that way. And another way of looking at it.
If I were to throw the club from here, it feels like I would miss the ball. So I'm going to
go ahead and throw the club without letting go. Here we go. Throw. So I threw the club out there,
the club passes, my hands here, releases me and then pulls me into my finish.
So if I lower that to the ground, and now I'm thinking, Hey, if I throw this again, I'm a low
enough that the divot is going to get taken in front of the ball. So my focus is throwing
the club to the right of that alignment rod in that direction, using a nice flow of momentum.
nice throw once again, that started just a little more left than what I wanted.
200 yards carry 12.2 launch angle and 1 35 ball speeds. So you see the consistency
and best yet. Look at this. I still have that same piece of grass. Isn't that amazing So
we're talking super precise ball striking without thinking about the ball. All we're thinking about
is sending divid peels to the target or grass clippings to the target or throwing the club
to the target. You get weight shift, you get hip clearance, how much hip clearance, by the way, do
we get, I don't know how much hip Clarence at 40 million bits of information per second, do I need
to throw the club to the right of this alignment rod down the fairway here. So let's look at that.
Look where I'm facing. So the brain goes to the ground, uses the ground to get my body out of
the way and notice here coming through impact. I'm about 30 degrees open. There's where it's going to
let go. Not your job. You just want to throw the club that way. The brain knows when to let go,
because you have a specific target. So the release of the club is going to find its way
in that direction as well. So throw that way. Weight shift takes care of hip clearance,
which takes care of release point, which takes care of finish because you'll have way more
finished than you know, what to do with. And now you'll have to find a way to dissipate the excess
instead of wondering why you're not finishing your swing, enjoy that. We'll see you next week.
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