DO THIS To Create EFFORTLESS Speed In Your Swing
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Does speed really ever feel effortless?? If done correctly it can and this is the feedback I have received from hundreds of golfers who have made this change and added distance to their golf game.
A poor move through the ball can make the golf swing feel like a struggle and lots of effort for no real distance, if that sounds like you this is the video you need to watch.
Do this to create effortless speed in your golf swing, and its surprising how little speed you actually need in your golf swing to create the distance that can make the game easier and more fun
#golf #speed #effortlessspeed
00:00 Hand Speed?
02:02 Matching Speed
03:22 Releasing Arm
04:32 Do This Drill
06:31 The Data
08:28 The Shot
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Great tip, this is something I've really been struggling with & not realising this is the cause of my loss of speed. Thanks!
This was so helpful and it cleared up a great deal of confusion within me. Thank you very much.
In the last number of years my understanding of the golf swing has increased because of vids such as this. Thank you and hope you keep up the great work you put into making these videos 👍🏻
Such a key move! Chris, any tips on practicing this while avoiding excess dynamic loft at impact (ie shaft leaning away from target)?
Clearly explained and visualized what need to be done.... I've been swinging incorrectly all along especially during the impact moment. Can't wait to head off to driving range ^^
A really key point in the swing emphasised and explained brilliantly. Great work Chris and thank you.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Great explanation and demonstration I’m going to start giving this drill a go.
Thank hou Cris for this vidéo probably one of the most important production all time. It push part of fondamental of Péter Cowen teaching.
Thank for It
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Christian
This is quite eye opening. As someone who's never taken a golf swing lesson, it does make perfect physics sense that the speed of the inside arc is not equal to the speed of the outside arc to travel the same distance. I think I've always tried to keep my hands fast assuming I need that to develop club head speed. Thank you.
I think this is THE lesson I needed to watch. Been trying for weeks to speed up my ball speed on drives above 150 and seem to have hit a brick wall. Also my swing feels more like a forced swipe and not the schwing I want. Will be trying this at the range next time. Thanks for this 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video, Chris thank you. I’ve been watching quite a few videos on increasing hand speed and some of them make absolutely no sense. (Coach lockey flicking a towel?) The way you explained it is a keeper for me. There are a couple of times when I have hit driver and I feel as if I’m whipping through just using my fingers when I get so much more distance without any additional strength needed. So I’ve probably been increasing my hand speed through the ball without knowing the technique.
Very intuitive. Thank you!
Excellent - really helpful
Well done Chris 👏
As far as hand speed, I knew in the 20’s mph- AMG has some great videos on this, including when you want your max hand speed- the earlier the better, it should be slowing down by impact, transferring that speed/energy to the club. Great video here too- good to see the same principles just communicated differently.
Love those guys at AMG super knowledgeable
Amazing. I have been working with my BM app and I'm just breaking 20...you are at 23! Woohoo!
Chris the last two videos have been outstanding thank you
Thanks 🙏🏻
This exercise is an eye opener how much difference between hands speed and club head speed. Never realized this before.
Great video tips
You have got to admit Chris that you are really brilliant! You put all of the other instructors to shame. BRAVO
Thanks so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
So simple when we look at you. I tried that before but for me it was producing: 1) lower ball fligh (wich is great) 2) tendency to draw (even hook sometimes).
Chris, can you make a video where you compare Blast sensor Speed training exercise? I really struggle generating the peak hand speed early as suggested by Blast motion. I always peak close to the impact.
Great video 👍
Simple, yet genius.
hay what club sensor are you using thank you awsome vid
Interesting video, as always. I really want to achieve this but then I struggle with forward shaft lean and very high flight if I don’t hold the angle (flying wedge). Any tips?
Looking back at Chris’ previous videos, I think this is key: ua-cam.com/video/yxl80GjeksM/v-deo.html
Another terrific video!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Great explanation, many thanks! What type of equipment do you use to measure the speed?
I use the blast golf sensor to measure my swing
good one
Chris, you fancy genius! I took what you said in this video and your previous video from earlier in the year regarding “speedboat drill” and finally decided to try it with my driver today. I added about 20 extra yards off the tee just today! This was awesome! Thank you!
BOOM! 20yds is huge, great work Russ
what mobile app your using Chris? this is very helpful
What is the Dandy device?
My arms straighten after impact but the clubhead doesn’t turn and close, so I gain the advantage only of the head catching up but not passing my hands. Part of this may be because my torso hangs back and doesn’t get pulled up and around. Been a stubborn killer of clubhead speed for years.
I learn a lot from your videos, Chris, although your statement that hand & club head have the same speed with a rigid wrist is incorrect: the club head travels about twice as fast as the hand because it travels through an arc on a radius about twice as long as the radius of the hand (arc centre left shoulder joint).
Yep agreed, this was a false statement from me, was trying to convey a message and used the wrong terminology
Great explanation, so many people don't get that. Also, the hands need to DECELERATE to get the energy into the club head. The hands are reaching that peak 23mph around the right hip and then slowing down through impact and after, though it doesn't FEEL like they are.
Exactly that,working with my dewiz and that is an amazing piece of equipment showing the timing of the hands slowing down.
interesting stuff. didn't expect a 4 to 1 ratio approx. difference between hands and clubhead.
Yeah it’s huge, lots of sped to be gained through impact like this
the secret of golf - right here!!
I transfer my energy… ENCOURAGEMENT!!!!!!
What's the iPhone app Chris is using to measure hand speed at 6:54?
Makes a lot of sense. My question how come Pros will not bend their lead quite the contrary they keep the arm straight as long as possible on the golf follow-through?
Thanks Chris But how do you stop flipping the hands in trying to release the club head?
It’s just down to sequencing and timing, the movement is pretty much the same those things just ensure it doesn’t happen too soon
Chris, what separates a functional lead arm folding from a nonfunctional flipping action ?
I’d say rotation of the body, the clearing up and away of the left hip. And keeping a good angle between the lead arm and the body/shoulders- not collapsed against the body. You should flip the club, just after impact. With a good release (not excessive club face rotation) the ball should go pretty straight. Just trying to help. Ever watch AMG? I like Chris, but those guys are the best.
Ever time I try this I tend to hook the ball why? This is probley why I tend to hold onto the club. Looking forward to your reply.
@2:22 Well..., no. The 'angular' velocity of the hands and club head are the same if they are kept aligned in a pendulum motion but the actual velocity of the club head is about double.
v = ω × r
v = velocity, ω omega is angular velocity, r = radius i.e. the distance from the axis (the shoulder).
Doubling the radius will double the velocity.
In the chicken wing effect from P7 to P8 @2:42 both club head and hands are traveling at similar velocities.
I’d expect this type of release to result in a massive hook
Only if it happens early, but late would be a push, timing is key
Is there another ,type‘?
@@MyDeimudder yes there are
What app are you using. Great video
I use the Blast Golf app to get this data
Is there a relationship with a body turn swing and hand speed? With a body turn swing (Will Zalatoris) hand will not move as quickly?
Great question and if I’m honest to don’t have that data. I do know that most golfers are fairly similar when it comes to hand speed
Chris, the fold and rotation of the lead arm is obviously post impact. In reality is the release/ speed starting to happen pre impact?
Yes absolutely!
The ball doesn't care what the club or cluhead does after impact, so the release needs to happen at or before impact.
Well now. I've been struggling to release the club exactly as you describe here. But once I let the clubhead swing through with a bit of speed, the ball screams away to the left. So I end up slowing it all down, bringing back the chicken wing and putting up with the lack of distance just to hit it straight. Suggestions?
my guess your swing path is out to in, try more in to out path, (as in that's why your slicing most likely?)
@@sharkstreyef9330 Yes, my swing path is somewhat out to in and too steep, my bad shots are pulls and pull hooks, I hardly ever miss on the right.
Brilliant! What is the app on your phone please Chris? Thanks Regards Ian
Key to folding lead arm as opposed to bending lead arm is that butt of club should point back to the ball- gets elbow pointing down and shaft close to side of body for more effortless speed. That is my takeaway from the video.
Ahhh... The dreaded "chicken wing"... Thanks for the tips. Think I'll go try the one handed exercise right now!
Hope it helps
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what device do you use to track your club speed/hand speed/launch on mobile?
It’s called Blast, small sensor that fits on your club and provides data through your phone
I would love to know what my seeds are...what's the name of the gadget that you used???
It’s called Blast Motion, great device
I hit my 7 iron at the range yesterday !!! ...my shots had a slight little draw with the correct arc, they felt great as I went through the ball effortlessly on the center of the club face. .....problem is, my average carry is about 125 yards ...what am I doing wrong?.....thanks
So tough to say Gary without seeing the swing, it’s likely that there will be a reason though and distance that you can tap into
@@ChrisRyanGolf thanks anyway...I just signed up for some lessons with a local PGA instructor....I am looking for something that can be pointed out , and for me to work on this off season....
Good thing I found this video. My ball speed is up 30mph
L to L drills will help
See the thread called "Chris Ryan's contradictory golf instructional teaching" in the "Golf Swing Instruction" sub-forum of the Newton Golf Institute golf forum.
Hey Jeffrey, I’ve posted many articles, videos and other posts over the years, so not new to get criticism, push back or differing views, I won’t be heading over to that forum but if you wanted to reach out about any points feel free to email and I’ll happily discuss 👍
@@ChrisRyanGolf You cannot hope to be educated by alternative points of view if you are not willing to read my post in that thread. I can only hope that some of your subscribers are more open-minded.
Feel free to email me Jeffrey 👍
@@ChrisRyanGolf I do not know your e-mail address.
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What is the device you're using to measure?
It is the blast sensor, great bit of kit!
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Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving
Club head also travels faster because it is on a bigger arc.
What’s the thing you have on your grip?
Blast golf sensor, amazing piece of kit! So much data on your swing from it
to be anatomically precise you need external rotation in the lead shoulder through impact. otherwise you will not be able to 1) multiply hand speed in the club head nor 2) maintain a steady radius of the swing because chicken wing will shorten it. slow club head speed with fats and thins all day. external shoulder rotation is so often overlooked. you also need it in the back swing otherwise the clubhead at the top will be in front of you rather than behind you leading to slicing swings. this anatomical move is overlooked because it is extremely unnatural and uncomfortable--but it is necessary. repeat after me: external shoulder rotation.
Pretty sure that’s what I covered in the video 🙏🏻
External shoulder rotation was necessary to achieve what Chris was teaching. Without spelling it out.
30 MPH
I was surprised when I learned 20 to 25 mph
This game is so hard, l try very hard and no progress
Excellent video, just one small thing. Is "fester" the same as "faster" but In another language? 🤔😃
Isn’t this considered a roll release? Is this release different compared to the video 2 years ago “Master the release”?
ua-cam.com/video/1KPkyTkQxtU/v-deo.html
Firing the hips may not be what you want to hear, but your hips start your power, same in most sports, you probably never been hit with a left hook, if you did you’d know what i mean.
The speed of your hands is V1=W1xR1, then in the club head is V2= W1x(R1+R2) + W2xR2. (Omitting body displacement)
Meaning:
V1= speed of hands
V2= speed of the head club
R1= length of your arm
R2= length of the club
W1= angular velocity of your arm
W2= angular velocity of your hands
Thus, V1 and V2 are always different. (Sorry)
So, the key lays on the angular velocities, those are what I’d like to be measured.
Maybe 50 mph?
You are wrong about hands and club head moving at same speed in the example with stiff wrists (2:19 in video). The club head is moving a much longer distance than the hands in the same period of time, therefore is traveling much faster. Simple. It’s the same reason you get more club speed when gripping the end of the club vs choking down. The pendulum is longer, must travel a longer distance in the same period of time.
Yeah appreciate that David, guess I was just trying to illustrate the point and explain a concept in a way that was easily understandable, but agreed this wasn’t 100% accurate
and advice to not flip early??
I would guess that your peak hand speed would be around 23.5 MPH and probably bang on 90 MPH for swing speed 🤷♂
Definitely thought my hands would be travelling faster
21 mph
Effortless swing, but it's also easier to square, or close the clubface.
Agreed
A new golfer but....isnt the only thing that really matters is the downswing? Once the club contacts the ball there is nothing you can do..its gone. So why is the backswing so important?
The backswing is what creates the down swing.
Get your takeaway wrong and you'll never hit a golf ball properly
The 1st quarter of the back swing is the most important
This seems different to your other video 'HOW TO RELEASE THE GOLF CLUB'. So have you revised your opinion 4 years later? From 2:15-2:25 shouldn't you be saying angular velocity is the same for ' hand/arm/clubhead' rather than linear speed?
Hey Jack, that original vid was a few years back now, but if I recall that and this are covering different topics. This was more geared towards the lead arm and how it folds/rotates post impact whilst that other video was discussing the release through until just post impact, so I believe they could compliment each other well.
Yep agreed terminology wasn’t accurate in this video, but was just trying illustrate a point as clearly as I could, agree not 100% accurate though in terms of terminology 👍
Hi Chris - so are you suggesting that just post impact (maybe clubhead moved 7 inches approx after impact) the shaft must not bypass the lead arm (meaning the angular velocity of the lead arm and club are virtually the same) , and then the lead forearm/wrist must naturally supinate and lead arm fold (as per this video)?
Wouldn’t say the shaft ‘should not’ pass the lead arm, would depend on a few factors and the individuals technique
21 mph hand
22mph
22 mph
60mph
400 mph?
How much fun would it be with those speeds 😳🤣
Thank god you didn't say "firing the hips" was the key to speed. Such bad advice from so many UA-cam golf instructors.
Saying that the speed at the middle of the radius of the arch (hand) and the end of it (club head) is pretty much the same speed, is just showing very little knowledge about how things really work, (and how the distance increases speed )
Yep appreciate that, certainly not a lack of understanding just an error
I have never seen anyone with that swing. At eight minutes in and nothing yet.
Sorry Chris, but am I the only person that is commentating about the top you are wearing. Way too much going on there. You are normally one of the better-dressed UA-camrs, but sorry today wasn't your best effort.
Hey Paul, guess we each have our own preferences on many things… be pretty dull if we all wore the same clothes
Maybe 50 mph?
22 mph
20mph
Maybe 50 mph?
Maybe 50 mph?
20 mph