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in this insight video I'm gonna stress

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the importance of training your golf

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swing versus trying to think it so I I

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do this this three-hour clinic called

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the consistency clinic where basically I

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wrote a lot of information at these poor

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unsuspecting golfers and we start off

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with twenty minutes talking about

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contact ball flight and then essentially

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what we're trying to do with impact so

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what positions we're trying to get to

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how we're gonna get there it's on a very

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high level though after this little

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introduction we always go out to the

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range and I give them about 15 minutes

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to get warmed up and it just process the

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information that I gave them and I have

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yet to have anyone make significant

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improvement from just hearing that

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introduction of okay here's how you're

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gonna interpret contact here's how

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you're gonna interpret ball flight

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here's how I want you to get into impact

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just by hearing what to do they go out

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there and I can tell you I've never had

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someone have significant improvement

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just from that 20 minute part what then

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happens as we come back in and we go

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over all these drills to help break down

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the key movements so that they can then

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start training them and as they put in

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repetitions throughout the clinic their

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swings tend to get better and better and

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then they start to be able to use that

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information appropriately can also with

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my students I tend to find anytime a

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golfer comes in and they're struggling

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with a specific movement my first

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question is always going to be well how

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have you been training it and they'll

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tell me well I've been thinking about

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doing this and I've said okay show me

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what drills you've been doing to try to

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break it down and they'll you know give

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me that deer-in-the-headlights look like

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well no I've just been trying to think

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it and I can't stress enough that even

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if you understand it just trying to

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think your way through a golf swing is

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never gonna work you have to train it

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you have to do the whole mr. Miyagi the

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daniel-san thing you know if this whole

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wax on wax off thing is a very simple

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movement right if I told you hey all

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you're gonna do I'm going to

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throw a punch and you're just gonna go

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like this and it's gonna block it right

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sure sign me up for a fight I know what

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to do I'm ready for it probably not I'm

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gonna get my butt kicked but mr. Miyagi

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was smart he had Danielson do ten

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thousand repetitions of each of the key

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movements that he was trying to train so

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that when he was able to just say the

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movement he could recall it very very

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effectively that's the purpose of my

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isolation drills and the drills that

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you'll see in the different sections of

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the setup and the release and the

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backswing and the transition and the all

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the key pieces I've broken them down so

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that you can train each piece to then

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put it back in together which I've found

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works really well for performance but if

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you're just gonna watch the videos and

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try to think your way through it I can

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guarantee you it's gonna make you more

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confused and probably have you

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performing worse so watch the drills and

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then when you have questions either

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submit your swing the the submission or

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fill out the decoder let us know what's

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going on so that we can help guide you

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as to where you might be missing out on

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that last key little ingredient