Thank you for the support and the kind words. Glad you found the video helpful. Wishing you much success with the lag and release still. Now, get to work:)
You are by far the best golf instructor on the planet. You break down the swing but you present it as a process as opposed to a series of static positions. Five years ago I paid a fair amount of money for golf lessons (I won’t name the company but it rhymes with wreck.) The pandemic ended the lessons and it was the only good thing that came from covid.
Man thank you so darn much for the nicest and most humbling of comments. You have no idea how good it feels to hear stuff like that. Please let me know if you have any questions or need any help along the way, I’m here for ya. Hope you have a great rest of your weekend.
@@SteveKadwell We would love to have you. Getting started is easy. Come over to the website Mygolfdna.com and click on get access. There are 3 membership tiers. Select which one you want and then make sure you go through our setup wizard, which is where we ask you questions about your game, we have you upload initial swings and schedule your consult, which is where you and I will sit down and go through your swings with you. Let me know if you have any questions or you run into any problems at all. I look forward to working with you.
The movement that you felt from the trail thigh to the finished release position should be in your brain. You should keep that in focus as you start down from the 60% position. Things are happening quickly so as soon as you start moving to the lead side, feel step one happening simultaneously. Hope that helps.
Building one layer on top of another. I think you also helped me with my issues. Out on my toes to much (balance) and toe heavy on a divot. -they may related, I may be swinging to hard, I’m coming forward to the ball, then I come out of it. When the pressure comes down on my front foot, shld I feel it on heel, to correct out on the toes? Thx again.
Get the wight back under the ankle as close to the heel as you possibly can as quickly as you can. In transition, the weight is going to try and move towards the ball of the foot. Keep the lead hip rotating back without shoving off the trail side (while focusing on where the weight needs to land) and you'll be cooking with some hot sauce.
@@MyGolfDNA Played yesterday, I’m a 57 year old former college athlete who can hit 300+ forever. I think though I’m not sequencing to make it smoother, it’s more smash balls swinging hard that I can get away with athletically. I’m getting into the slot nicely for fairways hit, next up is combining that thought with getting that front hip moving back. I did win some $$ with your video yesterday! 🤜
@@chaddy-me-boy8299 a buttoned up sequence will make your speed feel a whole lot more effortless and be better for the body over the long haul. Always good to see a payout from your friends or foes when working on the right things:)
If you want to feel the sweet spot to Broadway you must watch this video up to 10.45 over and over again - the subtle angle of the wrist is where the secret lies... Chris:You need to break this video up into 3 parts. There is too much to absorb. Part 1 should end at 10.45
Thanks for the feedback. We're going to be working on breaking videos like this up into more concentrated series in the future. Glad you found some good stuff in the first 10+ mins. Love to hear it. Keep going my friend.
Just as with every other youtube teacher talking about lag, it never includes where the wrist angle at thigh high is released thru the impact area. Some show the trail wrist still in the set position thru impact along with shaft lean to compress the ball while what I'm seeing from you is that the angle is released & is flat at impact or am I mistaken in what I'm seeing? That's my issue with holding lag. Where is it released because I find it difficult to time correctly. It obviously happens quickly so I don't know if you can be that exact. When I watch Scheffler play, he doesn't look like he has much wrist set at the top of his swing much like Steve Stricker. It just seems simpler that way & should be much more repeatable. I haven't tried it yet so it remains to be seen.
Lag is NOT something I want you to hold when you’re in fluidity. Ever. Showing a consistent position at delivery and at impact for what the wrists need to look like, in order to deliver the club properly is not a great idea simply from the massive amounts of variance we see in the grip. I want students to learn how to support the club in sequence and to get rid of the support at the right time. We don’t want to produce sharp angles that are hard to manage and rely on timing. We want to push students to feel and see something different (albeit exaggerated) and then put movement and athleticism to it as quickly as possible to see if it sticks with the student like we want it to. Everyone responds differently and part of being an instructor is to understand that and then help the student figure out a solution to the problem. I don’t like being grouped in with “every other instructor” so I’d love to have you come over to the website and lll do a free virtual lesson for you to help you understand what’s best for you. Let me know if you’re interested and I’ll make it happen Mike.
Thank you for sharing, my miss is as I transition from the top down, my back shoulder raises up which promotes a over top move. To address this I now feel like I throughing a fast pitch underhand pitch. Where I feel my back shoulder rolling back and under. This allows me to create lag and snap (not the right term) through impact. Interested in your thoughts? Please be straight forward.
When you look at the swing from a face on perspective, the trail shoulder should still be higher than the through transition. The trail shoulder will then start to work under as you mention as the hands and arms work down in front of the body into the release.
So much cheating going on in the background. I have a big outtake file filled with club helicopter tosses, windshield punches and ball kicks! Maybe I should make a compilation video. That’s hole #1 as well so you know it gets worse throughout the day.
Kudos!!….This is one of the very best tutorials on the proper creation of ‘LAG’ that I’ve seen anywhere on Y.T.! Excellent instruction, mate! 👏👍
Thank you for the support and the kind words. Glad you found the video helpful. Wishing you much success with the lag and release still. Now, get to work:)
You are by far the best golf instructor on the planet. You break down the swing but you present it as a process as opposed to a series of static positions. Five years ago I paid a fair amount of money for golf lessons (I won’t name the company but it rhymes with wreck.) The pandemic ended the lessons and it was the only good thing that came from covid.
Man thank you so darn much for the nicest and most humbling of comments. You have no idea how good it feels to hear stuff like that. Please let me know if you have any questions or need any help along the way, I’m here for ya. Hope you have a great rest of your weekend.
This looks like the foundation of a complete swing development programme. Great video. How do I get started with mygolfdna?
Steve
@@SteveKadwell We would love to have you. Getting started is easy. Come over to the website Mygolfdna.com and click on get access. There are 3 membership tiers. Select which one you want and then make sure you go through our setup wizard, which is where we ask you questions about your game, we have you upload initial swings and schedule your consult, which is where you and I will sit down and go through your swings with you. Let me know if you have any questions or you run into any problems at all. I look forward to working with you.
Get your lag on DNA peeps!⛳
0:00 Intro
1:59 Step 1
7:31 Step 1.5
11:27 Step 2
17:59 Step 3
I incorporate that downswing feel from 9 0clock into my pre-shot routine…..ball striking results are SWEEEEEET!!!!!!!!
Thata' boy! I need to go play some golf myself! Thanks for watching John. Always a pleasure to have you on the channel.
When you talk about getting the hands low what do I need to know about getting the clubhead back to impact position?
The movement that you felt from the trail thigh to the finished release position should be in your brain. You should keep that in focus as you start down from the 60% position. Things are happening quickly so as soon as you start moving to the lead side, feel step one happening simultaneously. Hope that helps.
Building one layer on top of another.
I think you also helped me with my issues.
Out on my toes to much (balance) and toe heavy on a divot.
-they may related, I may be swinging to hard, I’m coming forward to the ball, then I come out of it.
When the pressure comes down on my front foot, shld I feel it on heel, to correct out on the toes?
Thx again.
I’ll let you know how well I hit the ball today, and how much $$ I win from my friends thanks to this video. 🤜
Get the wight back under the ankle as close to the heel as you possibly can as quickly as you can. In transition, the weight is going to try and move towards the ball of the foot. Keep the lead hip rotating back without shoving off the trail side (while focusing on where the weight needs to land) and you'll be cooking with some hot sauce.
It appears that you're already cooking with some hot sauce:) Well done. Thanks for the awesome comment.
@@MyGolfDNA
Played yesterday, I’m a 57 year old former college athlete who can hit 300+ forever. I think though I’m not sequencing to make it smoother, it’s more smash balls swinging hard that I can get away with athletically.
I’m getting into the slot nicely for fairways hit, next up is combining that thought with getting that front hip moving back.
I did win some $$ with your video yesterday! 🤜
@@chaddy-me-boy8299 a buttoned up sequence will make your speed feel a whole lot more effortless and be better for the body over the long haul. Always good to see a payout from your friends or foes when working on the right things:)
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Outstanding .. will get to work !
Time to get busy!!!
If you want to feel the sweet spot to Broadway you must watch this video up to 10.45 over and over again - the subtle angle of the wrist is where the secret lies...
Chris:You need to break this video up into 3 parts. There is too much to absorb. Part 1 should end at 10.45
Thanks for the feedback. We're going to be working on breaking videos like this up into more concentrated series in the future. Glad you found some good stuff in the first 10+ mins. Love to hear it. Keep going my friend.
Just as with every other youtube teacher talking about lag, it never includes where the wrist angle at thigh high is released thru the impact area. Some show the trail wrist still in the set position thru impact along with shaft lean to compress the ball while what I'm seeing from you is that the angle is released & is flat at impact or am I mistaken in what I'm seeing? That's my issue with holding lag. Where is it released because I find it difficult to time correctly. It obviously happens quickly so I don't know if you can be that exact. When I watch Scheffler play, he doesn't look like he has much wrist set at the top of his swing much like Steve Stricker. It just seems simpler that way & should be much more repeatable. I haven't tried it yet so it remains to be seen.
Lag is NOT something I want you to hold when you’re in fluidity. Ever.
Showing a consistent position at delivery and at impact for what the wrists need to look like, in order to deliver the club properly is not a great idea simply from the massive amounts of variance we see in the grip.
I want students to learn how to support the club in sequence and to get rid of the support at the right time. We don’t want to produce sharp angles that are hard to manage and rely on timing. We want to push students to feel and see something different (albeit exaggerated) and then put movement and athleticism to it as quickly as possible to see if it sticks with the student like we want it to. Everyone responds differently and part of being an instructor is to understand that and then help the student figure out a solution to the problem. I don’t like being grouped in with “every other instructor” so I’d love to have you come over to the website and lll do a free virtual lesson for you to help you understand what’s best for you. Let me know if you’re interested and I’ll make it happen Mike.
Thank you for sharing, my miss is as I transition from the top down, my back shoulder raises up which promotes a over top move. To address this I now feel like I throughing a fast pitch underhand pitch. Where I feel my back shoulder rolling back and under. This allows me to create lag and snap (not the right term) through impact. Interested in your thoughts? Please be straight forward.
When you look at the swing from a face on perspective, the trail shoulder should still be higher than the through transition. The trail shoulder will then start to work under as you mention as the hands and arms work down in front of the body into the release.
@@MyGolfDNA I did see that, thank you for confirming what I seeing and what I am trying to do too - is correct.
Did u guys see that dude in a pink shirt cheat by kicking his ball at 01:02 mark? 😁😁😁
So much cheating going on in the background. I have a big outtake file filled with club helicopter tosses, windshield punches and ball kicks! Maybe I should make a compilation video. That’s hole #1 as well so you know it gets worse throughout the day.
@@MyGolfDNA hahahahaha u should . Great video btw.. thanks