Hands on Drills Lecture and Feel Training

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Alright, first, any questions from the, from that first quick overview?

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Too many to ask.

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Too many to ask.

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You can ask tomorrow morning.

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We'll start by, you know, this is, this is where I want you to ask them, right?

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Because it's a lot easier to do a detailed answer now than when you ask on the

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website.

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And I'm trying to come up with a, a one sentence answer.

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Okay, well now we're going to jump into some of the tactile coaching principles

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and ideas.

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So we're going to start before we go to lunch with, we're going to start with

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building your ability to feel.

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Okay, because I'm, I'm guessing how many of you've never put your hands on your

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student.

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Right, yeah?

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Probably not one they've never, but rarely.

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Okay, how, how many of you feel that it's productive when you put your hands on

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your students and you're able to feel what they're doing?

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Yeah?

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Okay, good.

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Well, we're going to test some of that.

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So we're going to start with a couple, like, what I would call basic exercises

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to kind of start feeling how the body moves.

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So we're not going to do them totally in order.

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We're going to start with the forearm one because you can do that seated.

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Okay, so first what I want you to do is you're going to hold your arm out and

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you're going to basically hold on to your forearm with the opposite hand.

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Okay?

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And now first one we're going to do is you're going to move the hand into

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extension, but try not to create a ton of tension.

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Could you feel with the off hand?

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Could you feel the movement?

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And now you're going to move it inward.

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Okay, and now we're going to move up, that one's a little more subtle.

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And then down, that one's even more subtle.

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Okay, now if you were to make a fist, you feel it kind of swell up.

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Wow, you're going to feel a lot of that on your students when you feel like

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activity like that.

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Now do the same motions and it's a little kind of more subtle.

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So it's harder to feel when you started from a position.

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Uh oh.

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All right, good.

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Yeah.

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So it's harder when you start from this position of force, but you can still

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kind of feel it in which directions of moving, right?

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Now you could also relax the arm and now if you were to pull in from the

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shoulder, you can feel it like so you're going to try to pull this way and you

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're going to try to move that way.

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You'll feel much change in the forearm, but you'll feel, and you can kind of

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like feel some of the more subtle if you were to move your shoulder around and

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you can feel what's happening in the shoulder through the elbow or through the

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forearm.

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Gee tells a story of an osteopath school. You would have to, you'd have

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somebody laying on the table and you'd have to like put your hand on their big

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toe and they would ask you what's happening at the knee.

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What's happening at the hip? What's happening at the shoulder? What's happening

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at the jaw? Like just feel the tension through the body.

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This is a little simpler. I mean, I'm finished osteopath training now.

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Okay, so then that's kind of like a real simple one. Now we're going to partner

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up. We're going to dance.

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We're going to do a couple of dance exercises. So you're going to stand up and

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I can help partner or you can find somebody.

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We might have one group of three. Oh, yeah.

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Yeah, yeah, so no, we're good.

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Okay, so you can see the position that I'm in right there. So here, Robbie. So,

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all right, so you're going to go.

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You're just barely leaning into each other. And the first one we're going to do

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is you're going to try to maintain a consistent amount of pressure between the

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two of you and you're going to take turns.

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So one of you is going to say, all right, I'm the lead and the other person's

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going to be the follow. And we're going to try to keep maintain. I'm not even

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going to tell you what we're going to do.

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You're going to try to maintain the same amount of pressure, but you're going

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to move in response to how I move. So if I move away, you move away to maintain

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the same, but we're still maintaining pressure.

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So now, as you move in, you're going to have to absorb that pressure with your

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arms. So he kind of pushed me over there. It's kind of like matching the amount

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of tension that your partner is doing.

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Okay. What, you're not going to do it? No, I did it. Oh, with Andrew. I did it

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with Andrew. Did you let Andrew do it? Did he get to be the lead?

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Yeah. You're supposed to -- and if you, if you, if you both, if you both tried,

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switch it up, you know, try somebody else and see if -- because you're going to

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feel totally different things when you're on different things.

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So --

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I'm trying to get a little opposite of what I'm talking about.

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It's almost like there's a solid glacier. Yeah.

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Yeah. Okay. That's the, that's kind of the warm-up one. So now the second one

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is a little bit more golfy.

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Come on back. Okay. So now I can either do this with or without rotation. I

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want you to close your eyes. I want you to tell me, tell me, what am I pushing

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with?

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Right arm. Okay.

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To the heel of your right hand. Or I feel it. Right shoulder.

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Okay. Open your eyes. So first one was this.

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Okay. Second one. I got you. I did it more with my body weight. Third one I did

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it more by rotation. Now can you feel a subtle difference between them?

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Yeah, I felt different for sure. Yeah. Okay. So that's basically what you're

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going to try to experiment with is, okay, I'm going to push with just my, my

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elbow.

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I'm going to push with my shoulder. I'm going to push with my rib cage. I'm

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going to, I'm going to push with more of my foot.

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You're going to try to feel pushing from different, or you're going to try to

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absorb and sense where they're pushing from.

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You don't have to do the eyes closed, but I usually do that for effect. It's

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fun if you try that way.

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What, however many you can come up with. I would say at the very least, so the

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ones I have listed there are basically your hand, your arm, your body, your

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weight shift, and then rotation.

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Like let them at least feel those. Okay.

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And if you're finding it challenging, it will get easier.

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And this is the stuff that would be really hard to do in an online class.

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Yeah. Everyone get some feels?

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Yes.

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Because this is the underlying skill to the hands-on drills, especially, I'll

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break it down into kind of like sensing drills or sensing practice versus

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activation or you're moving them.

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If you're trying to sense what they're doing, it's more like this, where you

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have to not restrict them and kind of go with them to be able to feel how they

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're moving.

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So it'll get better the more and more that you do with these.

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Okay. So then the next step, and we're going to do this just in here because it

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's more convenient. So now we're going to do it more in golf swing movement.

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So here, let me have you face, you're going to stand here face that way, get

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down in your golf posture, and I'll show basically in this exercise, your goal

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is not to restrict.

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So I don't want him to feel like, oh, you pushed me out of position. Okay.

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So first one's the easiest one is I'm going to do the bottom of the rib cage.

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So here's his shoulder blades. Okay. So here's the bottom of his shoulder blade

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This is about the seventh rib. It's probably a little bit higher up in this

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posture, but the bottom of the rib cage is at about the seventh rib.

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And we're going to try to kind of hold from there and down. There's 12 ribs

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total, so we're kind of trying to spread our fingers and cover a little bit of

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space over here.

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You see that? Now I'm gripping him so that you can see, but when I actually do

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it, it's kind of more of a soft touch, kind of like this.

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Okay. So go ahead and make your backswing. Okay. And then come on down,

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transition, try not to hurt yourself by hitting anything.

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Good. And so at first, I'm just trying to feel kind of like the plane it's

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moving on. And if there's any rapid change of directions, if it's pretty smooth

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, we're going to do it at a few different spots. So that was rib cage.

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Go ahead. We'll do it one more time. And did it feel like I was blocking you at

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all? No. Okay, good. So then the second one is now I want to feel the shoulder

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blade.

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So the shoulder blade, it's this triangular shape kind of here, but there's a

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part of it called the spine that kind of runs across here.

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And when we do the shoulder blade movement, you're going to be either below the

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spine or above the spine.

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If today, all you do is put your hands on. I'm fine. But you'll feel that it's

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going to be easier if you're kind of on either side. So you'll see that I do

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this with kind of a light touch, kind of spreading my fingers so I can feel

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more surface area.

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All right. So go ahead and make a backswing. Okay. And then come on down.

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And usually when I do this at first on the lesson to you, that's kind of like I

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'll just say do a slow motion swing.

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We will, I've got a slide next where I'll kind of warn you about where to stand

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and stuff like that.

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So then next one in here, we're going to feel the pelvis. So usually it's

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safest kind of on the side and high.

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If you're not sure where the pelvis is, here's his ribs and now I'm going to

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come down kind of the soft bits and then the top brim of the pelvis will be

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kind of like right in there.

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And if you followed that forward, that's like the point of your pelvis there.

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That's called your ASIS.

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And so that's a really good anchor and you kind of put your your thumbs along.

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So you've got this whole brim surface area kind of like that.

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So go ahead and make your backswing. Good. And then come on down.

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Okay. Not bad. And then turn and face me.

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In here today, all I'm trying to do is is feel what angle it's moving on. And

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like if it's balanced, like I'm just, I call this sensing because I'm basically

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just trying to feel what they're doing.

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And remember when we were doing this, I'm kind of feeling like, since I'm doing

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it, I'm feeling like, where is he coordinating? Like, that right shoulder blade

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didn't continue.

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Like, why did it start changing direction there? The pelvis was pretty good,

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but it was a little level in the backswing. Like, I might be feeling some of

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these things.

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And I'm not saying that about just, you know, that's one. Okay. So go ahead and

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make a backswing. So the arms and hands can be a little bit tricky for sensing.

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Usually when I have them, usually I'll start this one in the top of the swing

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unless there's something I'm specifically looking at in the backswing.

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Because what I'm going to do is here actually turn and face that way. So go

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ahead and make your backswing and then stop.

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Good. So usually what I'll do is I'll kind of grab onto the hands with my

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outside hand and grab onto the inside elbow there and I'll say, all right, go

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ahead and go in transition.

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And I can kind of feel what direction good. And I'm kind of like walking around

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them. It's almost a little easier with the club because there's like a cadence

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to it, but go back up to the top.

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And this is my normal. I'm kind of in front and I come on down. And it's kind

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of more like that. And I'm just feeling like the direction and I'm trying to

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feel how the shoulders are moving, how the forearms are moving similar to when

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we were trying to feel all that or when you were doing the pushing.

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Okay. So you're going to take turns. You can ask them to go through it. I would

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recommend in this one like once you felt a person go ahead and try somebody

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else just to feel how different rib cages and shoulders and stuff feel.

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And if you have a hard time, like finding anything, let me know.

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Okay. So basic sensing.

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So I've got the pictures up here in case you forget, but yeah, so here's the

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bottom of the shoulder blade. So it's kind of like great about here.

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Okay. And there's a light. Yep.

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All right. I'm just feeling it.

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And I would get, I would get a little bit closer so that you can kind of move

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with them.

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There you go.

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Yep.

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Yeah, I would air on getting closer so that you can move with them when we were

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doing that dance thing.

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Trying to find.

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It's harder on strong guy. Yeah. It's harder when they have a whole bunch of

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muscle.

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Yeah, that's a compliment. So it's kind of like right about there.

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Yep.

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You kind of lost. So the big thing I would do is so watch, I would get them a

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little bit closer and I usually kind of duck down.

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So go ahead. So I can kind of like.

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Yeah, I, it's almost like I'm part of the rotation with him. Does that make

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sense? Did that feel different when I did it than she did it?

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Soft hand.

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Yep. That was bad.

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So the, uh, it'll be kind of easier to feel. So here's the base. So it's kind

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of like, this muscle is just underneath it.

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So we're right there. Yep. So that's the spine and then on top of it.

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Yeah. Correct. Yep.

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And one, uh, so here, one, one kind of, uh, one global piece of advice I give

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that I'm kind of seeing here is, uh, Tom, go ahead and get in the posture.

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Okay. Um, so here, go ahead and get in your golf posture.

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Uh, and I'm going to step behind you. Okay.

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So whether I'm doing the road, the pelvis, like if I'm doing the big body parts

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, you'll see I get fairly close and now go ahead and make your backswing.

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And I kind of move with it and then go through.

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If I just stand there and try to move my arms with it, it's, it's hard to, like

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If you're doing too much with your arms, it's really hard to feel.

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So I'm kind of like a little bit soft with the arms so that I can kind of move

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my body with it and keep my arms in more of a sensing feel rather than a, like,

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gripping or guiding.

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Okay. Yeah.

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So do the, do the transition one with that where you put your left or right

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hand for the wrist, the trail elbow.

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So go up to the top of your swing.

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Yeah, left hand. Okay. And when he starts to rotate.

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Yep. I would walk around, but real little, but yeah, kind of right in there.

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And you always ask permission.

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What would you put your hand on? Do you ever have the trail elbow to do that?

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No, I don't do that.

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Yes.

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Well, especially if I guide it.

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So that's when we do, right, when I do more of a guiding one.

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Yes.

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Yes.

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They'll, they'll often, like even that gentleman when I did, he was like, Oh

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man, that felt good. I'm never there.

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I guess what you couldn't feel.

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But, but yes. And there are some, there are some, you know, like some juniors

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and stuff that I will, I'll err on the other drills.

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Like I'll give them more self-guided.

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But usually most people, I say like, Hey, do you, like, I want to feel

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something.

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Do you mind if I put my hands right here? And I'll just tell them what I'm

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going to do.

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And most people are fine with it.

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I could be having it.

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This one is, is this sometimes like a different motor program than if they're

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actually like hitting a ball or?

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Probably.

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Probably.

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But you're asking, when you're asking them to do it in slow motion, like it,

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correct, correct.

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It's kind of like you get exactly, you get an idea of their concept rather than

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what they're actually doing.

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Don't remember which one.

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Yeah. So when you hear, so if I want to feel the backswing, it's kind of, just

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kind of like, if you look in the mirror, go back.

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Notice how I have like my fingers, I've got a couple above and one on and then

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one below.

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So I'm kind of feeling how that space is moving. Go ahead and make your back

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swing.

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But I usually kind of start, so that lets me feel like take away stuff.

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But this is usually, I'll say go up to the top of your swing.

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And then I'm kind of in here and I come on down and I'm basically just feeling

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what he's doing there.

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So this hand is kind of feeling both of those and this hand is feeling that.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, yeah.

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Yeah, the arm seems to be the tricky one to remember.

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So here, you'll be able to see easier.

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So go ahead, get set up.

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So if we're just doing, where do I go at the top of the swing? So go up to the

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top of your swing.

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So I'll kind of reach across and get there and then I'll take my outside hand

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and put it kind of on this left hand or on the, kind of like almost like mid

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hands.

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And then I'll say come on and start down. And I'm just kind of moving around

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with him. Do it again.

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So you're kind of running.

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Come on down. I usually do it to right about there in transition and then I can

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get out of the way.

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And that's part of the reason we're doing it in slow motion.

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I'll show you how I, we have lots of different versions of these that we're

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going to be going through.

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You know, if they do one of these naturally, you're holding this bus.

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I'm not holding. I'm touching.

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The only thing they're less likely to do is because we're doing it in slow

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motion.

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But you'll still feel it. You'll kind of, you'll feel right away and you'll

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feel it.

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Yeah. I promise you will feel it. Yeah.

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You're good.

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Are you holding your breath?

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You're doing great.

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Okay.

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It'll make more sense.

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Okay.

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So basic, basic guidelines here.

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When you're, when you're doing this sensing stuff and they actually have a club

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is safety first.

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So these are kind of basically the three safe places to stand.

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Occasionally I will go into that far X if I trust them and I know that they're

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not going to hit me.

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But this is where you will, if you stand here, like here, Fred, stand face that

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way.

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So I see a bunch of instructor, like go up to the top of the swing and they'll

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walk in from here.

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And in my head, I'm just like, oh my gosh, please don't start your downswing

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because the club is going to be moving fast and I'm going to be in space.

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But if I'm here, which is box number two, and if you start your downswing, like

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fastest, you know, the really fast swingers of the club are going to get the

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handle moving about 26 miles an hour.

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Like something 26 miles an hour coming into me isn't isn't going to hurt.

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Right? Unless it's metal.

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So standing here, I'm close, that's safe, standing here, same thing on the way

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through.

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So as he comes through, go ahead all the way.

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And even if you swung pretty like quickly, like I can, this isn't moving too

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fast and the clubs long enough.

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I've been hit two or three times.

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One of them was I was standing in this safe space behind.

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But they took a long finish and had kind of a very vertical motion and the club

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hit me at the very end of the follow through more of a freak.

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So, or a freak accident, I should say.

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Usually when I'm doing back here, like some will ask what I do when I have, you

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know, like a junior or something like that.

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Like I'll get down here, take a step forward.

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So I'll get down kind of on one knee if I'm trying to get down to close to the

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height of my hands when I'm doing this.

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So I'll often, I'm often looking away, kind of you'll see here because I'm

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trying to more sense rather than just look.

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So I'm kind of down in this position and go ahead and make your swing.

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Come on down.

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Good. And we're going to progress from sensing to guiding where we're going to

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help move our students through the movements that we wanted to do.

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But these are kind of the rough, like just quick reminder, never stand in

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transition where it's moving fast and never stand down at impact.

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I'm sure you've all seen the clips on YouTube of instructors getting hit with

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either golf balls or golf clubs.

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I don't want anybody, if I'm encouraging you to get close, I want you to do it

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very safely.

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Okay.

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In general, from behind, that's where I'm going to typically feel scapula, ribs

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pelvis, sometimes head neck, and lead arm and finish.

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We'll do a bunch of stuff there.

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In front part two, or station number two there, that's often where I'm focusing

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on transition and delivery position.

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It's kind of the early part of the down swings.

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So lead side ribs, I'll show you how we do that, or how I do that.

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Hands wrist, elbow shoulders, like I said, transition a lot.

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And then target side three is more like release stuff and follow through

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embracing the lead side ribs, shoulder arms, all that stuff.

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Okay.

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So, we were thinking, we'll probably order, if you didn't see the email, I

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think this would be a good time if you want to order food.

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To have it delivered kind of in a timely fashion, this will be a good little,

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will take like a five minute break if you want to order stuff.

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And then we'll get into run over to the quick part of a driving range where we

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'll just do some of the feeling, but using the club.

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Now you know exactly what to look for before we start doing more of the phase

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training.

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Okay.

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If you've never ordered anything off of like Uber Eats or Grubhub or stuff like

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that, Lawrence is the expert in the back.

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If you're not going to order, there is a there is a restaurant here.

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It looks like you had kind of a limited menu, but there's a restaurant here.

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He can tell you.

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The normal, we're going to go to, I'm guessing that we'll probably be out there

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for 20 minutes or so doing just some of this stuff, and then then we'll break

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for lunch.

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Not for this part.

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No.

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So, okay.

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Yeah.

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Now once we, you can see all these pictures are are done without balls, but

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then we'll get into the tactile drills, which are usually using balls.

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The goal is to kind of get to here before lunch.

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Yes.

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It's not going to be dramatic.

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Like if I, you know, if I ask you to do a movement in slow motion, it's going

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to have some of the same elements.

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There are places where, and part of the reason I do it in slow motion is for my

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safety, but you'll see we're going to do, like, when you get more comfortable

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with it, we're going to do stuff where they're hitting like half shots.

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I almost never have them hitting like complete full shots, and they usually won

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't when I'm standing there.

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Like, because they're, especially some are a little scared of hitting you.

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But like I said, if you respect, if you stand in the safe spots and let them

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know what you're doing, you'll be fine.

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There are concerns about these drills.

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And this with me, just so I make sure we cover it all.

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Now we did, did anyone bring clubs?

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Okay.

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That you have with you?

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Okay.

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And we should be fine.

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I was going to say, can we steal some of the Andrews?

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Yeah, perfect.

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Because we're going to be in small groups, so it's not like we need more than a

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few.

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Seven, eight, nine.

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Sure.

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I always say, like, we can do this.

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I'll do it with driver.

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I mean, depending on what they, yesterday, I had a guide.

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Yeah, we were hitting like three quarter close to full drivers with me standing

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behind kind of guiding his arm a little bit.

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And it's all people are doing.

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All right, we're rolling.

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So we had a fun discussion yesterday.

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This is a terrible video, but we had a fun discussion yesterday about this was

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our first time working together.

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You know, kind of worked with some of my stuffs.

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I was open.

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You could share what we talked about, like, what made Montgomery Academy and

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specifically me working with you in person, kind of different.

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I think it was reading the book and listening to the videos.

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I kind of got the, I understood what I was supposed to do.

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I just didn't know how to get there.

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In person, you were able to put the pieces together, mostly by, like, actually

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putting me in position with your hands.

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I thought I was getting to certain places and I actually wasn't.

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And it kind of was necessary for a piece to be put together and truly

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understand, like, how to get where you wanted me to get.

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Yeah, we had done a couple of online lessons where we had worked on some of the

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stuff.

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The hands on stuff, like, you know, it seemed like in 15, 20 minutes you were

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able to get more done.

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No, like, for instance, one of the things, there was a drill that it was

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turning into your, you know, turning your package into your left arm.

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And I was trying to work on it and I was trying to get to that position.

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But when you put your hand on me and had me turn my core, was when it finally

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clicked and it made it ten times easier.

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So, now, when I go home to practice, I feel like I'm going to be able to know,

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okay, you're doing it wrong.

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This is where, this is the feeling you have to get back to.

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And the fun thing was you were able to see how the video changed, right?

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There's always, every golfer has looks up there.

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Yeah.

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And if I do in these hands on, you really actually make it look different.

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It was, well, I, it was, on video, it looked totally different than where I

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thought it was.

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But you put me in a position and I'm like, this is going to look.

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And I look in the video and it's totally different than what it felt like.

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Yeah.

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Feeling real.

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It's definitely made more sense to me.

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Awesome.

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Well, fun visit won't steal too much more of your time.

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All right.

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All right.

471
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So, everybody have time to place orders.

472
00:33:00.000 --> 00:33:04.000
If they're, if they're doing that, are you still working on one more?

473
00:33:04.000 --> 00:33:05.000
Anyway.

474
00:33:05.000 --> 00:33:06.000
Yeah.

475
00:33:06.000 --> 00:33:13.000
We're in the notes, like, where should we have it before?

476
00:33:13.000 --> 00:33:14.000
Andrew just left.

477
00:33:14.000 --> 00:33:16.000
Andrew just left any.

478
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[ Inaudible ]

479
00:33:31.000 --> 00:33:34.460
He said that his students, you know, the kids have stuff delivered here all the

480
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time.

481
00:33:35.000 --> 00:33:36.000
So.

482
00:33:36.000 --> 00:33:39.000
He also said he can walk over or something.

483
00:33:39.000 --> 00:33:41.000
Well, I didn't know if that's what he wanted.

484
00:33:41.000 --> 00:33:43.000
I mean, if that's, oh, no, no, no.

485
00:33:43.000 --> 00:33:44.000
That's definitely an option.

486
00:33:44.000 --> 00:33:46.000
There's a window there.

487
00:33:46.000 --> 00:33:47.000
Yeah.

488
00:33:47.000 --> 00:33:48.000
We're going to have plenty of time.

489
00:33:48.000 --> 00:33:49.000
Yeah.

490
00:33:49.000 --> 00:33:50.000
All right.

491
00:33:50.000 --> 00:33:53.000
I just wanted to give them time to order.

492
00:33:53.000 --> 00:33:56.000
But let's, let's head out to the range.

493
00:33:56.000 --> 00:34:00.000
So you want to grab some clubs and we're just going to go around the corner

494
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there.