GOLF | Getting powerfully back on plane without confusion MILO LINES, PGA
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23:52 is a hidden gem of advice! the feeling of the club (including the arms/hands) "trailing" behind the turn of the body and only getting their energy/speed from the pivot really creates a dynamic movement through transition and impact.
Milo makes these drills look so easy. I’ve tried this one and it’s a though one to get right. Going to try and slow it down.
Golf is hard!!!
Love the channel, and love Milo!
Wishing you continued success sir...
Thanks for your dedication
Essentially it all boils down The Crunch Away Golf Swing with the lead side obliques and then for the downswing push away with the trail knee and foot to crunch away on the trail side. Cheers
Thank you, Brandon and Milo. Love the work you both do. 👍
great stuff guys. Thanks
Amazing detail. Thanks
Milo is the bomb, not sure what that means but I bet you do! Rewatched this and the air swing has no worries because no hitting is required, forget the ball exists and make the air swing and let the ball get in the way.
I need that shirt B! Rippin and reppin!
I feel that confusion as the elbow begins to fold, and the turn ain't easy to get there without arms momentum fast from the start. Just R/H can get the initial whip and then your on a pivot and don't quit because you feel the top half just continued the club path as you spiral to the top . Time stops as you wait wait for your body to catch up at the top like you took a shortcut . I feel it but cannot produce it under pressure , still fleeting. None the less another bunch of clever well thought out questions you have provided. Lol.
Hey B. Bit off this topic. Great vid btw. Ever since Rory started working with Pete Cowan there was evidence in his bag of using the G-Force 7 iron and wedge to practice his swing. Would love to see your take on this product. Keep up the great content.
Your bad move is like your trying to hit it to the opposite field, or like you’re hitting a run around forehand from left side of tennis court to right. I think it happens psychologically because you are afraid of going left. Hit that forehand down the line :-)
Go for the 100 k ! Good channel
Just wondering... I can do the flexing part in the downswing. But I get into problems with Turning. It is usually one or the other.
Do those 1.5s!
try getting super low. I couldn't get forward shaft lean until I deliberately moved lower in the downswing which allowed me to get more open and still hit the ball
P.S The plane shift height change I feel is when the takeover of path above the waist begins as you spin, turn spiral or pivot, choose your flavour up. Tricky spiral as it's along your angled spine.
In your air swings you would completely miss the ball if it were there. That’s why the swing looks so good at P6 and P7.
If a ball was there then your brain would subconsciously move you to release the angles earlier and all the things you don’t like about your swing would show up.
Does Milo use the handle “pressing” down move at the begining of the backswing with irons the same as he does with the driver? If so, can he or you demonstrate that with an iron.
Yes he does.
@@BEBETTERGOLF That move is so subtle when he does it, that it’s impossible to pick it up when he starts his takeaway. He’s so fluid, both in his backswing and downswing. How I wish I could do that without consciously thinking about it. 😀
I have the same issues: air swings perfect, real swings sometimes off at the top, always a little bit of right arm wrestling move in transition, too closed at impact. As in your swings, the main and real difference to me seems to be the head, maybe we must focus on moving it like in the air swing in the real swing.
I have tried this and a lot of other stuff, foam balls, green balls etc., but still have no idea how to overcome it.
We need to recalibrate our cerebellum, a near impossible task.
So is the real question being stuck or the right elbow not transitioning forward enough towards the belly button? My transition is horrendous because I have that overwhelming desire to yank down on the club forcing my arm path down in turn causing my swing arc to become very steep leading to my right elbow to rest on my love handles and not towards my navel. Transition is the single hardest part in the golf swing for me! Really appreciate all the knowledge and incite your sharing Brandon. THANK YOU!
Brandon, you should see Paul Wilson about the swing. Very straightforward concepts without a lot of details about positions. The Body Swing. He’s based out of Las Vegas at Bears Best.
Strong is wrong and a draw is a flaw
40 degrees seems real flat for a lie angle on any club, standard would be in the 60's (62.5 standard 6iron)for all clubs. Not really sure about that one, I could see maybe in the upper 50's for a flatter lie angle. Here nor there, anyway the concept of lowering is great, something I do not do correctly.
Milo has higher ratio of arm span to height. I’ve heard him explaining why he plays “Kids length” clubs in one of his video, LOL.
You are correct this was like 10pm after a long day teaching. My 6 iron lie angle is 59*
@@MiloLinesGolf No biggy at all, the concept of lowering is all that matters. Thanks for the reply and interesting you have that flat of lie angle.
Thanks for sharing Brandon, can you smell that, that my friend is a smell of success the holy grail, its so close . . .OMG, I can almost taste it myself !
the moment you start thinking about p3 and p4 you lost
Swing to the target and let ball get in the way. If you want to lose angles make the ball the target.
B, you might have to be OK with letting your head go forward for just a little while. What do you think?
@@FleshPuppies yeah MH. I don't disagree. I probably should have said, "B, you might need to be OK with the FEELING that your head is going forward and use video to make sure your head isn't getting in front of the ball." That better MH?
this was advanced theory for me.
see shawn clement--focus on target not ball ( club is a grass cutting tool feel like ball is a dandelion cutting through its stem)
Keeping it simple is best and Shawn does that well.
Brendan - Of all the people you've visited over the years I've watched you, I keep waiting for you to seek out Shawn. You will benefit and enjoy it I have zero doubt.
paralysis through analysis
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WHAT is the drill Milo gave you, B? The one he kept telling you to do?
Nonchalantly hit his net @ 1:41. No big deal.
I can't tell if Brendan is 38 or 68 🤣
Get yourself in a 3D golf lab/studio - all jacketed-up - and do air swings versus real swings and see exactly what the difference(s) are... lol
The process to actually changing your swing doesnt have to be this complicated. You just need to buy yourself a big mirror. Make slow repeated practice swings on what you're doing and slowly make the changes. Trying new thoughts and hitting balls at full speed will never work. Way too much muscle memory already ingrained.
get the body out of the way so your arms can swing through
It seems like you're breaking down things that naturally happen if you're loose and not thinking?
I'm not trying to be critical I just wonder if your problem is paralyzing from analyzing?
They don’t happen naturally....that’s the problem. Once a ball is involved than everything changes
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I understand.
The ball is a major problem for everyone unless you are a tour player.
The only reason why these moves wouldn't happen naturally is if you are ball bound.
It's a mental issue not a mechanical one.
This is (in my opinion) why amateur golfers get stuck in an endless cycle of (working on our swing).
I'm not sure it's just what I think I definitely could be wrong.
The main reason I started following this channel was for the simplicity of the Instructors, mainly because my issue is overthinking over working trying to find the perfect swing.
I referenced my teacher Marty Fleckman.
He won the first PGA tour event he played in he then lead the US Open for 3 days the final day shot 80 and Palmer oe Niklaus won it was in the mid 60's
67?
His teacher was Byron Nelson he went to Byron and said he wanted to change his swing he never won again he played another 5 or 10 years but never got close.
He told me there isn't a perfect swing once you get to a point you just have to trust what you have and play.
If anyone understands that its him.
The first lesson he gave me was the best money I ever spent.
He gave me permission to stop trying to get a perfect position or hit it another 10 or 15 yards he said throw your right hand from the top and shut the F up.
99% of golfers early extend, they do not compress into the ground, retain their posture and hit the ball with a bent trail arm 😂. Milo is teaching us all what needs to happen to proceed the desirable impact position.
@@phillipharrell7692 lol Great story thanks for sharing. Indeed we are all different and you got what you got to change that is maybe not ideal. Keeping it simple has to be every golfer's goal. Not hitting it 15 yards further.
A J Bonar, leading edge is dead, top over bottom. Didn't understand it then but now but without the right task I see it all falls apart.
OMG promoting all these technical issues to such a degree is not helping anyone. Milo understands and keeps it simple, Brendon stop hindering these technical golf junkies ( most of them cant break an egg) to dig deeper into the nuances and technicap crap. Next, we will start hearing some psychological advice from Brendon.