Coaching the Motion - A Live Lesson Lookin with Dan Martin, PGA

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[@StephaneDroletGolf]

I like the fact that you have the lesson at a slower pace to ensure that we understand and feel the change. That the student is in control and start to be in an area where the motion is creating itself. This training video is a good reminder to stay in an area where we can feel the change instead of working on speed and try to make the swing happen. Great video to reminder how to practice and learn the feel.

[@Wooduck]

The only way to reach your potential with the game is learning it by understanding the motion required to allow the club to move freely in space with no interference. Any interference, which is defined by forces put on the shaft that are not lined up with the shaft will result in a bad strike. Good motions produce good positions, good positions don’t create good motions.

[@danmartingolf]

I love everything except that force can be applied along the length of the shaft. Optimally the shaft is a part of the body and it is moved purely by inertia from rotation and gravity simultaneously. Just like you move your total body.

[@Wooduck]

@@danmartingolf I I knew you would because I have watched many of your vids. But the thing that caught my attention with you was as I stated in my first comment. We may disagree on what you and I disagreed with but we both agree that the correct motions learned would create a better result than learning a position that creates the motion. Your one of a few that teaches this way and I totally agree with that approach. Good stuff!!!

[@danmartingolf]

I'm good with that - motion is definitely the way to go! Thanks!!

[@user-pu1js4cg2y]

Once again yo make sense and make it easier