You need to make sure you get fully shifted to the left when working this drill and make sure the arms are not firing out of sequence. That should eliminate the fat shots pretty quickly.

You can do it! Take your time and work through the steps slowly and don’t move onto the next one until you become proficient. If you get stuck, let me know and I’ll gladly assist you.

Not upset at all. Just making a big important point is all.

Nothing in golf is easy unfortunately. Gotta take the time and put the reps in and not worry about the results of the ball at first and good things will come.

Yes, Left ass sits back right hip starts to come forward slightly.

Yep, just widen up the base a bit and this should work nicely.

Ideally, if you do 15 sets of step one, you should be ready to take on step 2. If you’re losing sight of the sequence in step 2 or having a hard time landing in the right spot, go back to step 1 and stay there for a bit.

150 reps per day on step 1 up to about 1000 reps. Then add in step 2 and do 1 and 2 together for 150 reps and so on.

Thank you for the kind words; I am glad you are seeing results! Nothing makes me happier as an instructor.

That’s really awesome to hear Tim! Thank you for watching and being a part of the MGDNA family.

My pleasure!

That’s an error I've not seen before but lll get that looked at for you ASAP. Thanks for letting me know and I apologize for the inconvenience.

Can you send me an email to the one that's in the video description and let me know the email address you signed up with on the website so I can add a free one to your account. We're investigating the situation as we speak but I didn't want to keep you waiting while we do so.

If you get early success with a drill of this nature, it’s important to know that you don’t own the movement on day 1. You have to put in a lot of reps and a lot of very consistent reps at that. Next practice session you have, get focused on creating the most high quality movement you can for 100 reps or so. Then repeat the next day and try to introduce a golf ball back to the mix, but in small increments. If it still stays bad, report back and lll gladly help you further.

@@MyGolfDNA Thanks. I was thinking that I need a lot more reps. Will do

Appreciate you! 👍

The one where the wrist was going out to right field was to induce a draw for those players that have a hard time feeling an in to out path.

His name is Jace and yep, we sure did. This video was supposed to be more about getting his speed up by getting it in the right spot but we decided to add in the draw component again because hitting high draws was still alluding him. Let me know if you have any questions or further concerns and lll gladly assist you.

On it!

My pleasure!!!

Glad you were able to get some great success going with this one Mike!

Man, thank you so much for the great comment. Happy to have you on the channel and even happier to hear things are falling into place for you out there. Keep the grind going and let me know if you have any questions or need any help along the way.

Thank YOU! You must have been reading my mind because I just sent you back a review at the same moment you posted this. Smiley face!

Thank YOU! I do my absolute best:)

Love your excitement!!!

Thank you!!!!!!

Happy to have you on the channel and hope you're range session is of great success.

Yes, it can be useful if you know how to use the data. Data is king these days and thank you for the kindest of comments!

Yep and gaining speed now helps offset the speed loss that occurs from the aging process.

I have seen it and it's generally caused from a poor address position and a loading sequence that's being driven by the arms. Get the weight more under the ankles at address and then slight movement towards the heel with your right leg staying flexed as you turn and that should help keep you from getting pulled all over the place.

Not sure what troubles you might be having but I will say that eye/arm dominance shouldn't impact your ability to do a drill of this nature. If I knew or saw more of what the troubles might be, I could offer some guidance. If you come over to the website, you can sign up for a free membership and you can get a free analysis with me so I can guide you perfectly on what and how to work on things.

I will work on it, then send a video ​@@MyGolfDNA

Yes! Easiest question all day:)

Doing my best:) Thanks for watching!

No, not at the wrists! Any active movement will make it harder to keep moving on a consistent rate of closure and delofted correctly.

It's the one club we don't need negative angle of attack and generally, we will producing more secondary spine tilt, which will make it harder to keep the wrist in place at speed. I would start out small and slow and just to feel it with the driver and then as you start getting proficient, start picking up the pace and reducing the tension in the movement and hit some shots to see what you're producing. Report back from there and I'll help you.

Thank you Mark! Much appreciated!

I never want students to keep the wrist set and especially at speed. I talk incessantly on the channel about how important it is to let the club release.

It will! Just take your time and follow the protocol. If you start slow and use the visuals to turn into a good feel for yourself...you'll do great! Just keep the commitment level more to the body rather than the shot and report back. Interested to hear how it goes.

Every single day of my life for the 37 years I've played it.

I did say an alignment stick not a steak skewer. However, for those of you out there that want extra protection from the dull end of an alignment stick, cut the stick in half and then cut a pool noodle the length from the ground to your hip. Then put the pool noodle over the stick. Or just stick a headcover over it. Honestly, your hands should never be anywhere close the to stick even if you forget to shift your weight or rotate your hips at all. If you do forget to do those 2 things, you’re not going to be producing an enough hand speed to be impaled by a the alignment stick. Glad you loved the drill otherwise.

My pleasure.

All right are your fingertips:) Thanks for watching. Now get out there and groove this downswing action!

My pleasure and thank YOU for the nice comment:)

Horizontal movement of the pelvis is a real thing that I've covered a number of times on this channel. You can use more of a center pivot "stay on the impact wall" if you desire. If you want to swing the club with less lateral force, have at it. Thanks for liking your own comment as well as your left handed comment about my physique. I wish you the best with your game and hope you have a great weekend.

Thank you for the kind words! It's very much appreciated. - Jace