LEARNING THIS one connection improved my ball striking SO MUCH!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @bebettergolf
Go to www.bebettergol...
SUBSCRIBE! Click here for a FREE subscription to BE BETTER GOLF bit.ly/1h7llEk
We release new videos 3x a week (usually twice on weekends)
Follow me on Instagram / bb_golfshow
Follow me on twitter hp:// bb_golfshow
Links to stuff I use in videos Rode Videomic with Fuzzy amzn.to/2jhCkJe
Rode Videomic Me (the iphone attached one) amzn.to/2jhvALx
Canon T5i amzn.to/2in1Cpt
Iphone 6s amzn.to/2jhBXhT
Joby Tripod for iphone amzn.to/2jrogwa
In the bag Srixon z765 irons amzn.to/2ivdCnp
Srixon z965 irons amzn.to/2jHvx88
Evnroll putter
►Links:
►Instagram:- / bb_golfshow
►Twitter:- / bb_golfshow
►Website www.bebettergol...
13ioUQbFAPeFg48Cua2CvyJ8wkJPE1eeiZ
Thanks for watching!
I think you’re 100% correct. I’ve been doing the vertical jump to release my lag on every shot. (GRF golf) Exactly like you stated, when I get to P5 I use my vertical force and let my arms go.
Great stuff, B and congrats on the 150k subs. You deserve it!
That’s the best I’ve ever seen you swing the club!
I’d live to see John Erickson on the grip pressure gauge. He preaches that tight grip throughout but makes you wonder
.. great analysis, very very good 👏👏👏
Swing's looking great! What do you personally feel to get the club back ln the functional plane from the top? Lowering of the arms to the back right pocket? Staying closed? Love to hear your thoughts now that it looks like you've figured it out
@@andyk9257 u gotta feel like the functional swing plane is all there is. If it goes up above the plane it is only because your initial force of the ball was greater and then that force became so great that it takes more time to turn around. In the time it turns it around it ends up being a much fuller backswing. But the feeling is always a waist to waist swing. Harrington has been talking about this a lot in the last year
Brendan, may I say long time viewer your swing now! Holy shit mate!!! NEVER HAVE I SEEN IT LIKE THIS. Kuddos mate, all love from Texas
Been watching you since the flip video with monte. As a 2-4hcp player, best content on UA-cam
wow, thank you!
It's called lead leg breaking. It's the resistance provided by the front foot that creates and allows the release point in the proper place. Although, the force is better applied horizontally forward instead of vertically downward. We already have gravity working vertically so when we add horizontal force we end up with diagonal force that is equal and opposite to the swing plane.
Pretty cool thanks for bringing this to our attention. Wonder what chip shots and 50 yd shots look like.
Probably doesn't matter. Of course the thicker the rough or the deeper in the grass the ball lies you better grip tighter or you lose control of the clubhead. I have a shot out of short side high 3-4" rough that is different but effective. Grip the club very tight and chop down on the ball with virtually no follow through. It takes practice but is a really simple method.
I have the perfect name for your exercise, it's called a Golf swing. lol, great stuff Brendan, love the passion. Never give up my friend.
@@Murf1802 Thx Murf!
My best Golf takes place when I think the least about my swing while taking my swing
Great insight and observation I love the correlation concept, you might want to refer it to MoT - moment of truth 😊
Thank you for your passion and never ending pursuit cheers 🍻
Great suggestion!
9:05 this is big for me...we can actually use Force to shift weight
Would you equate “letting go” of grip pressure to throwing or monte casting the handle? And if you want it max at p5 do you actually have to feel like you are doing it earlier than p5?
not throwing.
Since most good golfers do the 'motercycle' move (adding flexion to lead hand wrist) early in the downswing, I wonder if this is related, as the lead wrist reaches maximum flexion at or near where grip pressure maxes. I'd love to see a grip pressure graph superimposed on a Hackmotion wrist angle graph.
@@scottmartin229 I can do that
Would definitely be interesting... My first thought though is that those two arent connected in a functional way, I think, the most plausible explanation for why the grip pressure is the highest at transition, is because when ground forces are used (applies to every pro), the most forces will work on the club (especially the club head), so to keep the level of control (what feels like control to the golfer) of the club face somewhat constant, the grip pressure has to go up. I wonder, if such a spike in grip pressure would be visible in swings with a very clear trigger motion or in long drive swings as well.
@@mattdaniels6430 The grip pressure isn't highest at transition though. Pressure builds from transition to lead arm parallel where it maxes, then drops precipitously to impact. That mirrors what happens with lead wrist flexion. In most 'good' golfers, lead wrist flexion also builds from transition to lead arm parallel where it maxes, then extends into impact. It may be coincidental, but would be quite the coincidence.
Hi Brendon, what Golf Simulator are you using?
same question!
He’s using the Bushnell version of GC3 connected to Awesome Golf software.
@@mtmmason yep!
Ok thanks for that.
The impulse and relaxation lines up with what Dr Stuart McGill found I am currently revisiting this and I believe elite athletes including golfers are not only able to produce this impulse of contraction better quicker more powerfully etc but also release it quicker than ordinary people by 5 or 6 times if I remember correctly
@@aboslutezero yeah Dr McGill talks about a similar thing happening in the core. Almost a cough and relax
Do you see the same pattern in the shortgame, under 100 meters ??
will have to check
Hey Brendon, I've been watching your videos for a long time. I had a lesson with Monte S. yesterday, he just happened to be giving a clinic up the road from Boston in N.H.
Tell me my friend, do you subscribe to his casting to 8:00 philosophy? I do but he was much more focused on getting me to my left side.
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
Gary
@@garystromberg8856 I don’t intentionally cast it. I slightly lay it under the plane in transition which some might interpret as a cast but I don’t intentionally let out the angle
What is creating the animation?
@@myaccount3402 “Awesome Golf” with GC3
Malaska had you smoking the ball by pushing off the front leg to stop your early extension. You can get all the technical input you can find, I think keeping it simple with Mike is way better for this simple mind.
@@whenmullet2674 bad hooks w woods with that was the problem
I can see in the data that the lead hand has more pressure but I don’t know that I come to the same conclusion that ‘lead hand pressure’ = ‘more important’. How I see it is the trail hand is the one throwing the club while the lead hand is hanging on. I could be wrong but that’s my first thoughts seeing the pressure graphs.
Freddie couples videos his right hand is almost completely off the after impact
He's pretty good
I don't think this is something you should consciously try to do with your hands, but rather it will happen on its own as a result of good swing mechanics.
I’ve been doing this for 53 years now
Dumb question. Are you actually playing or just training and practicing?