Biomechanics Structural Overview

[@anthonyphillips4614]

Do you have a list of teachers that are certified for this?

[@jacobr4558]

Great Video! Very insightful. So depending on the type of golfer wouldn't the equipment need to be exponentially different depending on how they swing? For example kick points or length of the clubs or how upright the lie angle is or flat etc?

[@eagolfpro]

Each golfer based on their Biomechanical pattern will have specific club fitting requirements. Because many of the influences compliment each other I wouldn’t say the difference are exponential, but equipment will need to match the Biomechanical influences!

[@jacobr4558]

@@eagolfpro that's fascinating! Have you found any certain patterns require more of a counterbalance Golf Club? The reason I'm asking is because Mike Adams mentioned that Bryson is a front post golfer and a little bit of a launch aspect as well to his mechanics and I know that his clubs were very counterbalanced. Just wondered that's a pattern or does it all really depend on the individual?

[@jacobr4558]

@@eagolfpro guess what I'm trying to figure out say you're more of an on top golfer is there generally a heavier swing weight with somebody like that or heavier shafts or or no pattern really it just kind of depends on the person?

[@jacobr4558]

Just trying to think of the different fields. For example if I really use a lot of vertical Force but the swing weight is really heavy I'll never be able to catch that club up. On the other end if I'm more of an on top golfer but the swing weight is really light I would just stick it in the ground Etc. Just wondering if you had found any patterns in the swing types because every time I go to get fitted I can't seem to get definitive answers on the type of equipment that would work best for my swing.

[@eagolfpro]

@@jacobr4558 swing weighting has nothing to do directly with being more on-top, side-on or under. I’m an under golfer and my irons are heavy and have D5 swing weights. Heavier clubs usually fit golfers with faster tempos and more power. Swing Weight heavier or lighter has more to do with golfers clubhead and clubface awareness influences and a preferred feel! Under golfers use more tip kick shafts with a higher kick point side-on more even flex with a middle kick point and on-top more softer higher in the shaft and lower kick point. Those are tendencies based on only those influences. A faster speed side-on golfer will would tend toward what fits and under golfer. A slower speed side-on golfer would tend towards what fits and on-top golfer. Counter-balance shafts in general for side-on golfers the best, just because of the way they are being made. You can use a counter-balance shaft and still use a heavier swing weight. There are a ton of variables and influences!

[@bga9388]

Mike Adams 24:22?!

[@eagolfpro]

Yes, this video is from a BioSwing Dynamics works shop that Mike and I hosted together. Mike and I are the co-founders of BioSwing Dynamics!

[@bga9388]

@@eagolfpro couple of years ago I bought your publication - secrets of owning your swing. I liked the approach. Where can I do a course on BioSwing Dynamics today?

[@TheNYgolfer]

Lot of good information but Jack NEVER said it's "impossible to release the club too early". What Jack said in his video "Golf My Way" was that "it's impossible to release the club too early.....as long as you move to your left side FIRST". That is a HUGE difference from the improper quote everyone always credits him for.

[@eagolfpro]

TheNYgolfer, that is a correct statement. However I wasn't quoting from the book. I have heard Jack Nicklaus say it in person. However it is still important to understand that the body needs to be doing its job and that means moving into impact properly. I have made other videos on this topic and make the same point. Additionally, it is important to know that if you fail to move the body properly into impact and still release it at the time you would while moving the body into impact properly then the miss that happens is not the fault of the release. Many people release the club earlier and get a miss and blame the miss on the early release, however as Jack Nicklaus pointed out, it wasn't the early release that was the issue it was the failure to move the body in a complimentary manner.

[@LeeTrevinoFans]

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