Wouldn't you like to hit it just like that? I'm at Glen Abbey hole, number one, beautiful par five,
two hundred and ninety-five yards down there. And I'm on a, a 470-yard par five. That puts me
in a really nice position to get home in two and to put myself in a nice birdy position right out
of the gate. If you're struggling with distance and you're a little bit older and you're gone,
where the heck did my distance go And it's like the harder you try,
the worse it gets. There's a reason for that. So you want to stay tuned for this video because this
today the best drill for getting effortless power for the senior golfer or for the
regular golfer for that matter is right here right now. You're going to love it.
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to get with, notice, Taylor Pendrith is, you know, putting up quite a fuss out there in Bermuda this
weekend. And, there everybody's raving about, you know, how far he hits it, how solid he hits it,
shot a 61 and windy conditions there. And, on the second round and, is really building his own
app with the Saturday around. So I'm hoping he can bring it home tomorrow on Sunday, fingers crossed.
And, you know, one of the reasons why I liked him so much is that my
swing has a lot of the same components he does,
you know, across the line at the top flying elbow, high hands, and arms. That just happens
to be the staple of the long hitter. What we're looking for is a range of motion, range of motion,
Trump's effort every single day of the week. So we don't want to swing harder.
We want to swing longer. So how do we do that Well, I'm going to show you an awesome drill
here? That's really going to hit home. It's called the slow-motion drill. And what we're going to
do is notice how slow my backswing was in the first swing. So I take my normal setup and what
I'm going to do is I'm going to make the biggest slowest, most relaxed backswing I can make.
Okay. So super slow, super relaxed, super slow, super relaxed. Notice how my lower body is
immediate. Not only is it following, but it's also actually leading a little bit and allowing my arms
to go into the backswing. If I froze my lower body and didn't let it turn, I go with the arms only.
I really feel it in my ribs right now. My QL joint right back here is starting to scream at me.
My ribs are starting to separate. I got a Peck full of bicep over here.
Not good, whereas relax, relax, relax. Look at that. So by the time my hands are waist-high.
I'm basically almost fully turned. So I cannot continue with my right arm
extended like that. So keep going up now. It feels the need to fold. If I don't fold,
not relax any more folds, and then notice how it begins to hinge my wrists. So
super slow and relaxed, super slow and relaxed, super slow and relaxed, biggest backswing I
can make. There. It is. Now from here, it feels like I could whip the snot out of it
easily. That's the key. Okay. So let me just move my bag out of the way here
and I'll do a nice practice swing for you. So that other way, huge backswing.
I'm going to now throw my club in the direction. I want to start the ball.
So what's important about that. If you go to our, you know, just type in throwing the club,
Sean, Clemett have a look at all the videos I do on throwing the club
incredibly important. You're thinking now with this huge backswing, how in the world am I
going to get back to the ball Not about that. It's about throwing the club to the target.
So notice these beautiful lines I have on my club. This is legal, by the way, this is an electrical
tape that we're putting on the face. We've already approved this from the USG eight themselves.
You'll see the video I did about that. And I posted, in, in one of the comments, the beautiful
response we got from the USGA, one of our, one of our members went in there and checked it out.
So, and they asked the question. Now, if I swing
back in through, without stopping in front of this ball, watch the blur of the club as it passes
throw. So imagine I'm throwing my club through the screen,
super slow, super relaxed, super slow, super relaxed. Whoa. Yeah. I feel like I can really
throw it out there, throw it out there. I saw that nice blur and it looked like the blur of the club
was parallel to the ball and that intermediate point. Okay. So I want to, right now my eyes
would be on the tip of the tee on the, on the green part of the T. And what I'm doing is I'm
sending the tip of the tea in that direction, over that intermediate point. So here we go.
Oh man, that was tagged right down the middle. Ooh.
So satisfying. Right. So notice 2 85, Carrie and I had just 200 side spin left. That was like a
straight draw, 2,400 in the, in the backspin. So notice how slow that was. All that matters
after you finished that backswing is to give yourself a little bit of momentum,
look at a baseball player. So that base plop baseball player, waiting for the S they're waiting
for the serve. They're waiting for the pitch over here. And when the pitch comes and they commit
to it, notice how they, as they're stepping into it, they raised the bat. They've given
themselves a little bit of momentum to hit it, right the Same thing here. So slow and relaxed.
Even if you stop, then give yourself a little bit of momentum.
I'm just throwing the club in that direction. All right. So I got my point.
Wow. That is so solid. Just a little bit too much draw. Look how deep that is.
So I'm carrying that 300 yards,
2 95. And who cares if I have a shot out of the rough, now I can make the green with a seven iron,
right So, you know, use that drill and you can use that drill with any club in
the bag. So let's say, I'll go with a nine iron here. Make sure I don't strain at all.
Boom, too much fun. Look at the Kerry. Now
that was not in the center of the face. Now we're at one 60, carry nine, right These are
the apex pros. Those are, they're not beefed up. As far as the lofts are concerned. So enjoy that
smoothness gather a huge range of motion that left knee comes in behind the ball that left heel
comes off the ground, your whole backsides facing the target humongous backswing. And it's not
as you turn, it has nothing to do with how far inside you're going. This is a really
important point for you to understand. Let me get my hammer here.
If I want it to hammer a nail into the side of this chair, see this. So this me hammering down,
and this is me hammering through. So notice I'm getting ready to hammer through.
See how my shoulders, a little closed my hips and knees a little bit close, but watch the backswing
slow and relaxed, slow and relaxed. Look where the Hammer's gone.
The Hammer's not coming inside. What allows me full width in my swing
is the fact that my body is turning. So if I want to snap a punch towards you, notice my body is
turning out of the way, but my punch is going straight at you. Well, that's the same thing in
the backswing, follow-through backswing, notice back, swing, full turn, follow through the full
turn. This is what gives me access to the target. And this is what gives me access to the backswing.
So when I get ready to hammer a nail, I don't do this. I'm going to the crap out of the nail.
I don't do outside. I don't do up. I just do Y the why gives me fantastic rotation
wide. Now it feels like I can really plaster the ball in that direction very easily. And because
my, my arms and club are balanced in my backswing. That's why the arms go up and not sideways. Watch
relaxed, relaxed, relaxed, not relaxed,
relaxed, not relaxed. Feels like everything's falling backward. I'm falling over versus
how good is that Huh Enjoy see you next week.