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Another lesson with Savvy, this time on throwing clubs to the target and getting that same freedom in your swing!
BE SAVVY WHEN THROWING CLUBS! – Shawn Clement – Wisdom in Golf
Golf tips • instruction • lessons •
Another lesson with Savvy, this time on throwing clubs to the target and getting that same freedom in your swing!
wow, what a swing.
Shawn, thanks a lot. I made it mine today. Until yesterday I could not
feel the release out there
+Whasung Oh
Fantastic! Keep polishing!
Golf Instruction at it’s best. It would be nice if you could film these
videos into three views. Face on, like this one, down line and up line
When I do a swing analysis I will make sure I do face on and down line. I
have started doing up line and any student who is having a problem with at
the top and setting the club to the target I do back on. All my first time
students I video tape them throwing the golf club in three views and the
pictures give a tremendous amount of feedback. The students think it’s the
coolest thing. I have a program where in can still frame as many frames
from a golf swing as I want and then put the swing analysis together. The
results are great. But the important thing when instructing and making
videos and swing analysis is a golf swing is not a golf swing unless it is
all related to a target or targets. This a great video but would have
loved to see the down line view incorporated into the video. Your the best
Shawn.
+Cal Vollmer
Hi Cal! Thanks! We do this in premium…:)
Wow!
I went from a hopeless golfer to a bogey golfer when I started to practice
the perpetual motion drill.
Now, with the FEELING of throwing the club to the target, I have knocked 6
more strokes off overnight!
+Steve Grow
I believe it! This is such a powerful drill along side the PMD!!
Way to go Steve!
Hi Shawn, should this be something we should be able to do, or just another
analogy we can choose from out of the list that you have. I like the
slashing sword feel, but I’ve never been able to translate the throwing of
the club feel to good shots. Is it ok if I just stick with the slashing
sword feel, or is the throwing of the club feel better for a deeper lag and
more solid contact than the slash feel?