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Timing is everything! Happy to have you on the channel and glad the timing was good!!!

I'm grateful to be able to help you play this game. I am less grateful for those birds as they are a pain in the katookus.

You’re welcome!!!

If you're still seeing the window, there's a pretty good chance you have your right arm working way too early in the downward half. There is a new drill that was just released last week that may help you. Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/eXHobEhpyaQ/v-deo.html

You definitely don’t want to try and slow the hips down to get the arms in front unless you’re a hip spinner. The link above will take you to the latest video on right arm function. If that doesn’t help, grab the email address from the description in that video and send me a note. I’ll set you up to send me some swings so I can take a look at it for you.

@@MyGolfDNA I understand. I have to accept that this will not be a quick fix and I have to stay disciplined and go slow with a ton of reps to reprogram my right arm. I been swing right arm dominant for 6 years. I appreciate you. I’m determined to master this

@JayTakeProfits that’s right. You have to take the time you learn the new movements. Stay slow and disciplined and then ramp the speed up gradually. Get to work and good luck. Let me know how it goes.

Your grip is probably on the strong side so that’s why it looks shut as much as it does. Instead of the lead wrist pointing directly down the target line, it will be pointed a little more in front of than down the line. I would hit some small shots first though as some times you have to take the exaggerated route to learn new movements and the golf ball being present will certainly tell you if you still have it much too shut or not.

@@MyGolfDNA I think you're right about my grip, which I have changed a couple times the past 18 months. What I assumed was neutral was indeed still a tad strong. The adjustment was very minimal yet it resulted in a square club face at or around impact. Crazy. At some point we'll be chatting once I join your program, just need to get some video of my swing prior. Thank you so much! 🤟

Looks like you are ready to get started. Looking forward to sitting down with you and going through things in depth with you!

Here are 3 videos driver specific. ua-cam.com/video/ZSGLCID9TYI/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/RGGuJtRNUJo/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/AUnLPWOMbow/v-deo.html

@@MyGolfDNA 🙌🏼❤️🙌🏼 I’ll go binge watch these. You’re the best coach out here. I 100% know this.

@@JayTakeProfits Man, that is so nice of you to say. Thank you so much. I hope one of the 3 give you the success you're looking for. If not, let me know and I'll continue to help you figure out a solution to the problem.

Thank YOU for the support!

​ @MyGolfDNA you are more than welcome. Perhaps you have probably figured this out already...I hope so...but some of those complaining about you explaining too much or talking for too long.....I guess they will not do the reps you recommend needed to get the most out of your drills anyway. We all learn differently ...some will relate to your teaching style/method and others not. Some will put in the work and others not. I relate to it and understand the reps are essential so am grateful. Coming back to the game after a 25 year break. Back at my old handicap of 10 hoping to get to single figures before I die. LOL....still playing with my BC Ping Eye 2s.....my 7i is 36 degrees and Bryson's 26 degrees and most modern 7 irons have the loft of my 5i. The game has changed so much! Thanks again.

Same movement from the lower half in transition but the lowering of the bicep below the chest for one planers may not be necessary as that could leave the arms really stuck.

@@MyGolfDNA thank you! I'm probably an "1.5" and will play around with the feel. Thank you!

I’d be looking at the grip and how the wrists are being used in the swing for sure. I’d also be looking in the hitting area to see when the release is starting and is the student creating some sort of high rate of closure in the face which is the most common thing we deal with daily.

I’ve got him on a strict “don’t end up like us by the time your 41” diet. He hasn't had a carb since 2014:)

@@MyGolfDNA😂

Yep, the lats will be working quite a bit in this movement. They are the biggest surface muscles with have and their engagement is important for sure. A lot of students don’t have connection to the lats in the swing even if they are using them.

Thank you! Since the golf swing is dynamic and the weight shift is (planting of the foot) happening first and as soon as you feel the pressure hit the lead foot to 80%, the left shoulder arm function should commence. Think pressure down, shoulder down. Hope that makes sense.

@@MyGolfDNAgot it I think...time it with the transfer to the foot but that will more or less be the same time as the belt drops below the line? I think in Rick Shiels recent video where he plays Justin Rose, Justin talks of this movement at the 46 minute mark as he explains to Rick his bad habit of pulling on his arm and coming over the top.

@@rgsochin3432 During the initial shift to the lead side when the belt is dropping down, the backswing is still coming to completion (shoulders are finishing the turn and the arms are still working into the vertical plane). So you want to think about completing the transition before the shoulder/arm move commences. At speed, it will "feel" like its happening together. Good way to check is work the drill and get to fluidity, look at it from down the line and see where the lead arm is when the weight gets to the lead side and the hips are square. If the arms are way below parallel to the ground (p5), then you did the arm/shoulder move too early in the sequence. Note, in the drill, the arm will have dropped below P5 when you're in step 2 for obvious reasons. Let me know if you need further help on this and I'll gladly help out as I know a lot of others will have the same question(s).

@@MyGolfDNA perfect explanation. Got it now thanks......will double check it with video.

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Yup…too many words.

Yep. Anything before that is just me talking about what and why we're doing the drill. Time stamps are also available in the description and in the comments in most of my videos. Thank you.

Happy to have you on the channel and your support!! Makes my day to know that someone is gaining the knowledge they need to get better at this crazy game. Please let me know if you have any questions along the way. Now, get to drilling😎

Bingo!

It's quick. Very quick.

You're most welcome! Thanks for watching and hope you join us for more.

Thank YOU so much for the kind words and glad you like the drill! Let me know if you have any questions or need any help along the way.

Get your forks out and leave scoops to tostitos:)

Thank you and I hope you're enjoying the retired life in the shade:)

New video coming tomorrow on this exact topic.

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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 the kind words! Remember, you can come sign up, go through the consult with me where I sit down with you live and go through the swings and your entire plan before you start your journey. Our members LOVE this part of the process as it’s very much needed. If you don’t like the plan or you have any doubts, I’ll refund everything back to you. I dont want to be misleading or create an environment like so many do, and tell you it’s going to be easy to fix. We need to look at the entire picture and layout your plan and then dial in the plan as you move forward. Let me know if you have any questions at all and take your time and absorb as much as you can. I’ll be here when you’re ready:)

@@MyGolfDNA Chris - Thank you for that response! Started repetitions from this video today (300/300). I love and learn best through repetition, particularly low and slow. It is exactly how I train/mento in my industry, ironically. We will be syncing up quite soon, I feel. What this video presents is very straight forward yet so vital because it is all in the strike zone. Nobody has presented this to me in this fashion, yet (wow) it is imperative to learn the most important aspects in this fashion. Thank you sir! 🤟

Absolutely agree with you on the lighting. We actually have a bunch of studio lights but it always looks over exposed. I appreciate the feedback and will work on a different solution for the next one. Thanks for being a supporter of the channel. I’m always open to feedback!

@@MyGolfDNA I'm an amateur videographer, maybe a pro here can help, I would use a led panel system combined with a soft box to give enough light and color without be overexposed. Look forward to more vids. Keep it up!

All the help is appreciated. Thank you again for the ideas and support. I appreciate it more than you know.