And, let's see you do the lumberjack drill like this? The this. Oh, you remember that
Okay. And then hit it. Yeah. All right, baby. Let's see it. Oh my goodness. I was going
to like shank that or something. No, I'm good with that.
Speaker 3: Hey everyone, Sean Columbia here. Wisdom in golf and my new superhuman assistance Savannah Meyer-Clement.
I just smoked the seven iron best I could, 92 miles an hour, 187 carry. Right? Sav. Wow.
Look at that. It's just exactly the same shot. Right And I, I use that club. That was the
exact same club I used. That was 186 yards carry hahaha.
Now, in order for you to get that kind of release in your swing, deep, deep, past the
ball, you need to experience it. So if you remember the drill that Sav did with one
hand, when you've got one hand on the club, you're allowing the club to be releasing you.
So if I had, let's say a sore and I'm cutting through a bamboo shoot, notice how my hand
comes through first, then the shaft, then the tip of the shaft, and then everything
releases over here. And if I go in the opposite direction, the same thing again. So the tip
of the shaft only catches up with my hand deep over there. Now when we do, we call perpetual
motion, drill here at wisdom and golf, you're swinging back and through without stopping.
And you're cutting the grass in each direction. Now for so many of you who are used to hitting
at the ball, you got that push on the club syndrome, right
And you're, you're shoving the club because you're afraid of missing the ball. And you've
got to push on the club with that trail hand. But then in the backswing, it's like a cross-handed
swing that cross-handed swings are really efficient, so much so that it's going to give
you the right feel for your release. So when I'm cutting grass in the other direction,
if you look at that and stop action, while I'm talking, you'll notice how the handle
came through first, then the shaft, then the heel of the club, then the toe of the club
release. So there's a deep release going back. And then you want to mirror that with the
release coming through, right SAB. So come on back, show me that beautiful release through
the ball again. Now feel the same snap going back there it is.
So did you feel if you see that and stop action now Sav's got the legwork? I mean, right.
This was remember three years ago, we were working on that and you go, you know, enough
already dad. Right And then we started using the swing caddy and then whoa, all of a sudden
we got some legs and so much. So now that you got legs in the backswing, so did you
feel so in the backswing, you actually have them right there. I don't want to hit you.
You actually have a kinetic chain. So I'm in my follow-through then the brain goes to
the ground. Yeah. Loads the ground with both legs predominantly with that trail leg and
then pulls everything through for a nice snap into the backswing. And then as everything
is floating upright. Then you, your brain have the time to go back to the other side,
use the ground and then snap through to the other side. Right Yeah. So do that one more
time.
Feel that same snap in both directions. There we go. Ladies and gentlemen, dual kinetic
chain in action right there. So that's what everyone now is teaching the first, you know,
the appearance of that was Mark Blackburn talking about, well, if you want to use the
ground properly on the way down, you got to come up in the backswing. We've only been
teaching this for 20 years. Now you look at a YouTube video. I did 15 years ago on this
called create serious speed. Shawn, Clement go check it out. So we're using the ground
in both directions and this up and down action, which you're already amazing at. Right So
if you want it to walk, so start over there and walk back over here towards me, normal
walk. Right Did you notice how savvy heads bobbing up and down So you wouldn't walk like
this Would you None of this stuff, right
So this is very inefficient. If you want a good workout, walk like that for a couple
of minutes and you'll your legs are going to burn like crazy. But if you want to walk
for days, it's got to be up and down. Yeah. You know, skating is the same thing, skateboarding,
the same thing. So we're amazing at this piston-action. And this is what the human body does. And
this is how you turbocharge the swing of the arms. Mid-morning was a kit and you're standing
on the swing and you want to go higher. You'd be pumping your legs. Yeah. So, you know,
and then when you figured how that, then didn't meet anymore to push you wrangling, she could
do it all by herself. Now let's see, use the weight of your arms and club to release you
in that direction.
Ha right. Oh my gosh, there we go. So the body essentially reacts to weight. And this
is what I want to finish with is, you know, if, if you take out your phone in your pocket
right now and you start, you know, putting together an important text, you're basically
a statue, right I mean, I know many of you out there can walk around and, you know, stand
on your head and text on your phone. But typically the vast majority of us are going to be like
statues. If you're a dentist, the same thing. If you're an architect. So there is a modus
operandi, an operating system in your, in your body that requires you to be quiet, to
manipulate, to do stuff you need to do to survive. It's the same. Now that is not the
system you want to use as a lumberjack. Do you remember the lumberjack drill So go ahead
and set up? We got a dandelion here. Get your golf set up and let's see you do the lumberjack
drill like this, this, oh, you remember that Okay. And then hit it. Yeah. Do a practice.
Swing, practice, swing.
So notice when you heaved that back, you didn't do this, right. So you'd never want to freeze
your lower body to do that. So you feel the weight of your arm, ax unit, you heave it
back there and as you heave it up, the body's getting out of the way and everything's going
in, in, and up as your hands come back together. And then you just give it a snap out there.
Right Okay. All right, baby. Let's see it. Oh my goodness. I was going to like shank
that or something. No, I'm good with that. These, so you haven't rehearsed that in a
while. And the only time you ever had to do that before was cause I asked you to, to do
it in a video. And that's the only time you practiced it. That's how easy you can acquire
this. Right So when you're using weight, you have the weight of that arm club unit. You
notice how it's the weight of the club that releases you. And then you tune in to that
feel. And the brain now knows how to use the legs to turbocharge that do a final perpetual
motion for us.
The perfect piston action savvier. Awesome. Thank you so much. Enjoy that. You guys we'll
see you next week. All the best