Q&A from Day 1

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>> [INAUDIBLE]

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>> I'll do that, well some of them were resisted, right?

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And some of them were assisted.

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So yes, you could absolutely start by helping them and

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then finish it off by resisting them and make them do it more.

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Some of them will be a little tough, like, it's hard.

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Like I have kind of like resisted flexion and

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tried to get them to go into more extension.

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But I use that a little less.

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It's a good idea, especially with some of the like,

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hand and club stuff, the body things are a little harder.

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Good question, any other besides can we go over all of them?

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>> [LAUGH]

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>> Would take away, I guess we didn't go much in the depth on the take away.

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When you're doing the, feeling the other club and

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then right below the handle, what are you trying to feel?

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>> I'm trying to feel, is it kind of arm driven or body driven?

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And I'm trying to kind of feel, if there's a gross like plane shift,

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like they're taking it way out or way in.

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But mostly, I'm trying to feel like oftentimes you'll have these guys where

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they'll actually start separating cuz they're trying to pull against you so

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hard.

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So I was trying to cover as many of the different topics as I can.

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So I wouldn't say that this is a comprehensive list of every hands on drill

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that you would wanna do or that I do, but it's a lot of them.

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And there were less in the backswing, right?

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So we focus pretty much on with the wrist position,

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the body being a little bit more centered and kind of initiating the swing with

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the body.

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>> Okay.

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>> Yeah?

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>> Isn't it like?

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>> But there's stuff like you'll see one we do in the short game that I'll do

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like people who have like sway slide, right?

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Here I'll stand right here.

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So you'll see I get sometimes kind of creative like let's say you had somebody

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who was swaying off the ball and kind of picking up the club.

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So go ahead and get down to your setup.

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I'll use this leg to kind of block some of this way.

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And I'll get down enough and I'll still be able to guide the rib cage to kind

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of like,

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I don't want you to feel like you're pushing your left foot that way as you're

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bringing this back and I'll give a little extra awareness with like my legs or

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other stuff.

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So like I said, I didn't know how many we'd be able to get through.

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So there could be a small addendum, but yeah.

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>> How are you teaching an impact?

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>> Like to a brand new beginner, or Mr. Tammy camp that doesn't know that.

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>> Good question.

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So I use a lot of visuals, we'll talk through a little bit as we go through

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here.

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Like I tend to have almost like, like stock presentations, like stock power

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points.

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You see, I don't mind doing power points.

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So like on my desktop, I'll have like a basic one that's kind of like a full

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swing

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analysis and it's got like kind of stills of impact.

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And then I have a folder in my analyzer video analysis software that has like

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my

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favorite drills or my favorite videos and some of them are like showing impact.

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Like, what?

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>> [INAUDIBLE]

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>> Now, I actually use analyzer because I'm on a Mac, I'll come back to that.

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So like within the favorites, we'll usually talk about like low point in some

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context,

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and I'll have this one right here.

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And then I'll show you the one I kind of like finish off with.

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So it's one of my favorite clips as far as seeing like the flat spot.

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I'm basically seeing like, all right, he's making contact.

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And then it's three frames after impact that you start to see the dirt fly.

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And it's just a little kind of skimming of dirt.

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And usually they'll kind of get the concept like, can you see how little change

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there is in kind of the club face for people who are really zipping it over?

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And then it kind of twists through there, but that's well after impact.

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That's not really going to have a major impact on his consistency.

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And then I usually follow it up with this one of tiger.

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And basically asking, where is the club making contact with the ground?

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And then we'll circle back into, okay, so what are the big factors of that?

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We'll talk about.

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And then I've got this clip that I'll usually do with audio good.

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Or it's just like, I'll say, I just want you to notice the consistency of

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ground content.

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So I usually like, when I'm starting a clinic and talking about low point,

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like I usually use some of those and then try to kind of circle back to

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explaining,

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well, what's actually happening?

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And how do we do it?

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So good question.

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Three to five drills that you would say you'd be more like the handle on fact

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file.

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Um, I have definitely, like, I do a lot on the ribcage.

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I do a lot on the shoulders and I do a lot of the, like, release stuff.

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Like we did the, don't break my arm, the lead arm blocking.

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Like that stuff, the single arms.

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We have not tried single arms.

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It takes a little practice.

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Sometimes, and I'll say that mine varies.

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There are sometimes where I do it kind of more of a two handed.

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Like I'm holding on to it here where I just don't feel like I have, like,

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good enough control one handed, but it also, you know, you don't have to hit it

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perfect for them to get the gist of it.

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But if you do get them to feel compression and, and kind of the handle leading

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little bit more or the body bracing, um, it can be pretty powerful.

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Good. Any other, any other questions?

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This will be a little tough in here.

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Yes.

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So a lot of it, um, we're addressing like verticals.

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What if the verticals are early?

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Usually if the verticals are early, then it's not enough translation.

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And it's like side bend right away.

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Like you're talking about the person that's basically like kind of going,

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like straight away like that.

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It's really hard to do, do that while doing this move.

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And we'll go over like a little bit of the translation here in the warm up.

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But I would say if I had to break it up way more often, I see late than early.

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But I'll be curious, like I said, I just got forced plates.

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I'll be curious to see how that actually shows up.

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Like if it actually shows up as early vertical or if it shows up as really,

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like weak verticals.

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Don't know yet.

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With the sex pile coaching.

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Yeah.

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You work a little on a regular headboard, that's really different.

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What I usually do, would you be careful to go and take some shots

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because they don't have success right away?

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I mean, the psychology is definitely part of the coaching equation.

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So yes, like I forget, I think it was Ryan where we got him in a better top

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of backswing position and he like shanked it, right?

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So then it became like, OK, so if we're going to do this,

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I had that we had to try to explain where the shank come from, right?

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So you just have to be prepared for how they're going to miss it.

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And if it's like if it's a big change and you won't be able to add on like a

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layer, then then yes, I might I might not go after that big of a change for

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that golfer.

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But you got it.

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I think there will be times where I'll have them walk away and say like,

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hey, you're probably going to have to practice just this little shot for a week

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But most of the time I'm I'm trying to get them hitting balls full swing as

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quickly as possible early wins early wins.

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Yeah, they'll build some momentum, gain a little confidence.

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Yeah, before the real hard stuff.

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Yes, would you come back on the with yes, right?

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Yes.

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What's up in the back?

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The shoulder blade is basically coming like down and back like this.

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Yeah, they're kind of rotating on the spine kind of like that.

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Yeah, and most of that is because so it's it's up there.

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And then if I start to kind of rotate my rib cage, like if I have my arms here

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and I rotate my rib cage, the shoulder is going to go backward.

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Right, so it's not quite so much that it's like actively pulling backward.

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It's just not going that way.

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Yeah.

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No, this is good.

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I guess that we want it to be interactive.

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Everybody seen this clip before?

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So watch his right shoulder blade.

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You see it?

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So the shoulder blade is kind of in this space right here.

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And this is like the point of it.

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And you'll you'll see people go like up right away.

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So I use a lot of video just because it's easier to to see it and visualize

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rather than just looking at the 3D graphs or things like that,

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especially with things like the shoulder blades.

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Good. Any other questions?

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No.

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Okay.