Great information! And a correct path between 10 and 11 allows body rotation to improve the strike. A win-win. While a path at midnight makes body rotation a liability and messes with the strike. A lose-lose.
In your latest short video "practicing what I preach", You can notice that your hands move from the top back position to club parallel the fastest I have ever seen you move them. This one short video shows you the result of fast hands early - incredible speed here.
on your down swing are you releasing or holding off the release after hitting the ball? When I hold off , club head speed slows down . The more I bold my top hand the release seems to unwind naturally with ulnar hand position .
Keep in mind that we’re generally not actively pronating or supinating the lead forearm we are simply allowing the dynamics of our pivot to act on the arm club unit. Supination will happen naturally from P6 into the strike as momentum slings the club out into the ball.
Could you please do a video lesson on hand pressure throughout the TRANSITION, please, thank you. I am trying to stay loosey goosey but I feel the need to hang on and then I get grabby wabby. These are technical terms and Trademarked.
😂 Will do our best…we have a full playlist devoted to transition that may help: ua-cam.com/play/PLeK6V_nBv2vobcT0jFHOgWCETjS4b-ld7.html&si=gycUn9h4oTGB8SOX
I think a very important point should be where Phil’s hands at top of backswing at 11 plus 1 and at his finish where his hands are 11 plus 2 show a symmetry for a consistent repeatable strike
Thanks for watching John, glad you enjoyed it! If I can ever be of further help to you in learning to Swing Like an Athlete, please do check out my website at milolinesgolf.com for in-person or online lessons, golf schools, or to become a member of my Online Academy.
Have you guys ever considered making the swings and commenting about the feels as we watch the real thing? Slow motion is the key watching in top speed is tough.
So simple if u just get your right elbow tucked into your right side and finish your downswing turn and club back to the ball u can't miss lol u just have to get that feel going and have a good follow thru finish takes practice and more than one bucket of balls once a week
The 11 o'clock angle on the basket is a draft angle, it allows the basket to fall out of the mould after it is poured and set, only it is poured in and set in the mould upside down or sideways. Lego bricks are square but they're slightly angled inside so they fall out as well. You didn't know that, I told you and I don't even want anything.......(maybe a hat).
Great information! And a correct path between 10 and 11 allows body rotation to improve the strike. A win-win. While a path at midnight makes body rotation a liability and messes with the strike. A lose-lose.
You got it Jim!
In your latest short video "practicing what I preach", You can notice that your hands move from the top back position to club parallel the fastest I have ever seen you move them. This one short video shows you the result of fast hands early - incredible speed here.
on your down swing are you releasing or holding off the release after hitting the ball? When I hold off , club head speed slows down . The more I bold my top hand the release seems to unwind naturally with ulnar hand position .
One of your best videos! Thank you, yet again!
Glad you enjoyed it Geoff, thanks as always for watching!
Great video! Thank you Milo
Glad you liked it!
Thank You guys Assuming that it is correct to start pronating left arm from P-4 when does it start to supinate? Thanks again
Keep in mind that we’re generally not actively pronating or supinating the lead forearm we are simply allowing the dynamics of our pivot to act on the arm club unit. Supination will happen naturally from P6 into the strike as momentum slings the club out into the ball.
Won’t an emphasis of right wrist extension ( similar to the Prosendr wrist trainer) help solve this problem
Good video. I know backswing doesn’t ultimately matter but for me I feel a good swing is set up by a proper backswing.
We generally agree
What would you say about your hands having not as much depth at the top? Many instructors would want the hands to be over the heels at the top.
Could you please do a video lesson on hand pressure throughout the TRANSITION, please, thank you.
I am trying to stay loosey goosey but I feel the need to hang on and then I get grabby wabby. These are technical terms and Trademarked.
😂 Will do our best…we have a full playlist devoted to transition that may help: ua-cam.com/play/PLeK6V_nBv2vobcT0jFHOgWCETjS4b-ld7.html&si=gycUn9h4oTGB8SOX
I think a very important point should be where Phil’s hands at top of backswing at 11 plus 1 and at his finish where his hands are 11 plus 2 show a symmetry for a consistent repeatable strike
MIND BLOWN!! Duh... that explains my shanks.
Thanks for watching John, glad you enjoyed it! If I can ever be of further help to you in learning to Swing Like an Athlete, please do check out my website at milolinesgolf.com for in-person or online lessons, golf schools, or to become a member of my Online Academy.
Can you demonstrate this with Driver?
Have you guys ever considered making the swings and commenting about the feels as we watch the real thing? Slow motion is the key watching in top speed is tough.
We have done quite a few analysis like that. Most of them are in our online academy milolinesgolf.com
So simple if u just get your right elbow tucked into your right side and finish your downswing turn and club back to the ball u can't miss lol u just have to get that feel going and have a good follow thru finish takes practice and more than one bucket of balls once a week
Love the PIZZA concept. My Granddaughters are going to bite on that immage real easy. Me toooo
Haha love it!
The 11 o'clock angle on the basket is a draft angle, it allows the basket to fall out of the mould after it is poured and set, only it is poured in and set in the mould upside down or sideways. Lego bricks are square but they're slightly angled inside so they fall out as well. You didn't know that, I told you and I don't even want anything.......(maybe a hat).
Lego bricks are square on the outside otherwise there would be a gap between them. Their draft angle is on the inside
@@soldsold1 RIGHT, of course, thanks mate.
Better to say 11 to 10 channel rather than 10 to 11 channel but otherwise a great video.
Why do you say that?
It is eleven o'clock on the way up (steeper) and 10 o'clock (shallower) on the way down@@MiloLinesGolf
I agree. Because the club shallows from 11 to 10 in the downswing, or somewhere close to there.
I can see why you and Malaska parted.
Out of the loop what does this mean?
@@cameronfisher6359different teaching philosophy