Hey guys, welcome back to the wonderful channel of wisdom and golf. We have Sav. We have Mu, we
have myself as Shawn and we have as beautiful sunshine. That's so bright, isn't it? So we're
going to learn how to use the legs in this video. This is an important video. We're going
to be heating some hammers around, especially with this guy. It's going to be a blast. And
so we're going to, we're going to show you how to use some household tools in your backyard
to activate those legs in the golf swing. You won't believe the difference afterward,
and you'll really understand what it means to engage your kinetic chain. So let's have
at it.
Now, before we start even hammers around with this gentleman here, you need to hit the subscribe
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a bit, all right, now you're a backyard, three-pound hammer. We're playing horseshoes with it.
So let's say I'm sending a hammer. I've got a leaf right there. So as you're swinging
this horseshoe back and forth, you notice you wouldn't do it like this with just your
arm. I know some of you would even try, so we don't want to feel like we're placing the
hammer. We want to feel like we're letting the hammer swing from the shoulder socket
and the arm is not doing anything, right Yeah. So you notice as I go back, there's a little
mini heave, the hammer floats up, and then the brain magically knows when to turn on
the juice.
You remember when you were a kid on a swing and you want it to, you know, get the swing to
go a lot higher, so you would stand up on the swing. And you knew exactly when to pump
the swing to get you that, that levitation that's right. Right. So we're doing exactly
the same thing. So here we go. One on the leaf two on the leaf three on the leaf. There
it is. So we're doing this in the rough so that our greenskeeper doesn't yell at us for
doing this in the fairway. So let's see you toss it right to the left side of that hammer.
Okay.
Look at that. So notice how immediately it gotta go to the legs. So let's do one more,
but we're going to do this golf-style now. All right. So if you take it with both hands,
I'll give you the four-pound hammer. Okay. I'll take three pounds. Alright. So I'm feeling
the weight of the hammer here. You're not going to go to a full backswing with a full
cocking of the wrist. You're just using a long chip swing and you're heaving that hammer
now golf style. So it's one, two, three. Oh, look at that. That's perfect. Okay.
Well, Oh, I let go too early. We'll and go weren't you a little careful. Yeah. I was
very careful there. So, I mean, I can't manipulate weight like this the same way you can. Right.
So let me see, he, that passed the three hammers. Yeah. I didn't have a philosophy target there.
So you see that you lose your target. You don't know when to let go and everything sputters.
Yeah, I ceased there. So let's see a go keep that over the middle hammer. Okay. There it
is. So notice now. Yeah. You were able to use those legs effectively. That's right.
So if you have a sledgehammer, this is absolutely phenomenal. So everything's hanging right
here in front of you and you don't want to feel like you're reaching out with that hammer.
Cause as you get back there, it's going to fall behind you. And that's the last thing
you want is take out an ankle with a six-pound sledgehammer.
Yeah. So you just let it swing in front of you back and through and notice how
it is so much fun. And it's so liberating to heave a sledgehammer out there. So notice
what we're doing is we're doing exactly the same thing as a ball on a string. So I give
this ball on a string to gravity and notice how my hand is going up and down. Yeah. If
I stop it from moving up and down, then the juice goes that's right. So in the golf swing,
this up and down motion and everybody started to talk about, you got to let yourself come
up a little bit in the backswing. Yeah. There's that little heave. Yeah. So you're heating
the hammer and you're going to levitate up a little bit, please. Don't be afraid of that.
You're already designed for that right now. Now you're starting to experience what it's
like to free yourself from that manipulation state.
Yeah. And you're really feeling how those, those arms begin to levitate. Yeah. So when
you're using the legs to throw the arms towards the target, it really feels like a ball on
a string. So, Ernest Jones used to talk about a penknife at the end of the handkerchief.
Right! So as you're performing that, well, I could do it with my legs. See how I keep
it going with the legs or I can keep it going with the arm either way. If I don't turbocharge,
this it'll just fall right out of the sky. Right. So if you look at and what I'm going
to have, you do move. Yeah. Sav. Can you go get us, our lunch whip please Oh, okay. And
yeah. I'll have you do the lunge whip. Stay tuned for that. Exactly. Build a little rodeo.
So in tennis, you'll notice when you're doing a topspin forehand, you'll see the tennis
pros using the ground to create a lot of topspin in the shot. So whether it's backhand or it's
forehand, we're using the legs to create speed. Thank you, dear. So, Oh, the wrong end. Yeah.
This way. So let's say, I'm going to give you a little room here. Let's say you're going
to toss that over the camera. Okay. This would be more like a driver. The ball on a string
was more like a wedge. Okay. So let's see a twirl that above your head there. Okay.
Exactly. And then release. And then if you let's say pretend you're going to throw it
over the camera. Okay. Alright. Excellent. So from the forward side, you'll actually
see, as the, as the club gets longer, it's a little less down, a little more out because
it's a little more out. See the there's a little rotation that occurs in my legs, a
little rotate. So there's a little rotation that occurs in the legs right there. And so
this is none of your business. This is all, this is working at 40 million bits of information
per second. Yeah. Your machine is actually beautifully designed to feel that all you
need is a little bit of a, you know, a feel at the end of your shoulder sockets. So if
you grab your eight iron here, let's get a couple shots. Okay. You got a ball on, you
know, let me get a couple of balls here. Savvy. Can you grab my balls, please?
I don't know. That's a, that's a, okay. Get your mind out of
the gutter. All right. Good. So no, where do you go. Boys will be boys. You know So
now let's say we're hitting a shot right over the center of the sledgehammer. Okay. I'm
going to give you an intermediate point. So, hang on. I'll just use a ball here. Okay.
I've got a tee right here. You got a tee perfect. Put it right there in front of you. I know.
You're like, yo, how you like that practicing. Yeah. So we'll aim above the sledgehammer
there. Good. So now we just finished doing an amazing session on our premium channel.
You're going to see a kinetic chain series. You're going to see turbocharging the release
series. You're going to see unstoppable momentum series. And we're just starting our perpetual
motion, kinetic chain premotor cortex series. And it's just, just so you get all the pieces
of the puzzle all lined up and you understand, and then any boil it down into one feel. Yeah.
So if you swing back and through above the ball Mu. Yeah.
Good. So you see the arc moving above your ball. Yeah. So that arc is actually swinging
from his shoulder sockets down around the sternal notch. If you only had one, if you
only had one arm, it would be basically swinging around one shoulder. Yeah. So you see the
arch. Yeah. Can you feel how you're getting ready to use your legs to turbocharge the
arc in that direction Yeah? All right. So let's see you throw it with your legs. Well,
there is that shankalacious. So did you feel a little bit tight Yeah, I was too close to
the ball there. Well, you think it is now you remember when, you tossed that hammer
a little tentatively, so we're swinging through there using your legs. Right. So did you feel
a little tentativeness in that swing Yeah? The position changed. Yeah. You are on camera
with thousands of people are watching you, right Yeah. That's right. So let's see that
wonderful throw using your legs. LA de da. Okay.
All right. Much better. Yeah. So when you go from a little shankalicious to a pull,
yeah. You're almost there. That's right, right. So that was nice. That was nice solid contact.
Wasn't it Yeah. We'll use your that's right. We use your Bridgestone. Yeah. So you see
the arc in your mind. Yeah. You're feeling how you're ready to use your legs to throw
that club. Yeah. Just like you're throwing the hammer and there we got it. There we go.
Look at that. Right in the middle. They want a shot. So big because it's Mu's second year.
Late yesterday when we played. Yeah. You had a few awful ones, but he had a couple of benchmark
shots that were off the charts. Yeah. He hits this. I say, okay, move we're into the wind.
We're uphill the trees at 240 yards. Nice smooth three. Would you be fine
Yeah. Blows it right past that tree. I mean, you hit that the Hill about 280 yards. Yeah.
I feel good with the three. I was just scratching my head. I was happy. I got to the tree with
my three wood. So you get that. And then you, and then you had this and we're going to have
this awesome chip. It's the same in your chipping. Right. But when you, when you're doing those
beautiful chip shots and you put it on, you put it like five feet, you miss the damn putt.
That's okay. We didn't know the greens. It brings it very slopey. But he made this like
unbelievable par, which should have been on a nice birdie. It'll happen. And you look
at the brilliance in that action. And all it was was, Hey, you're into the wind trees
at two 40. I gave you a number that was like, okay, whatever.
And then you put a nice swing on it. And the thing just took off like a freaking rocket.
Yeah. So, because you were able to engage that kinetic chain, everything fell into place,
but the instant, you try to rush it or you try to use your arms. You will immediately
cease or you'll seize the machine. So it's like a dentist getting ready to drill in the
tooth. They're an absolute statue over you. So when your brain senses that you're trying
to make a nice manipulation, it will seize the body. It says, Hey, turn this guy into
a statue. We got to make sure we get accurate with this. The problem is both arms are handcuffed
in front of you. And if you don't move the body, all you get is arms slapping you twice
backswing and follow through. You get really sore. You don't go anywhere and you don't
have any fun.
That's right. That last swing was a blast to watch. That was great. And I really, really
so proud of you because, you know, I mean, you're turning into this like next year, it's
going to be off the charts he's going to go from, this is where you, you get these success
stories. You go from just breaking a hundred to just shooting into the low eighties, high
seventies. And I can see that happening because you're getting that keener awareness in the
difference between you, you know, trying to place the club and be careful, watch out that's
right. Versus you just letting it go. Yeah, that's right. So I hope that gives you a wonderful
indication of how to use your legs. you need to hit the subscribe button and hit that notification
bell and make sure you comment and like the video. And so what you do is you go and go
in the backyard and do that.
you remember last time you threw some clubs, no. I've actually done that exercise with
you yet, to be honest, I'd never, yeah. We haven't thrown with Mu, next video folks.
Very, very important. Okay. So let me, let me demonstrate this. Yeah, for sure. So we
see where this is going after you do a few hammer throws, then you do a few throwings
of the clubs. So look at my video, entitled throwing the club, Shawn Clement, and another
one that's called throw the club straight. Make sure you have an intermediate point when
you're throwing because there's a pine tree right next to our Academy. That is wonderful
at collecting golf clubs. There's three of them up there right now. So when people start
throwing the club, they tend to go backwards because when they're used to throwing at the
ball, what happens is the club passes the hands at the bottom and then flies backwards.
Interesting. So if you're throwing towards a specific target, yeah. See what happens
now, the club's going out there. Nice and straight. So I'm looking to use my legs to
throw the club. And then if I throw the club without letting go, what's going to happen
is that club is going to release me in the direction. I want that ball to start. Right.
I can't believe we haven't thrown clubs yet with you. No, not yet. We'll do that soon.
Bad, bad, bad, Shawn. Alright. We'll see. In the next video, when we're throwing clubs
with Mu.