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[@mikerichardson5022]

That last driver swing where you took out the W was great. As you said, impact/flat left wrist is a “moment in time” as you go from flexion to extension. Great video.

[@Way2sublime77]

That's really funny about the face on camera because I'm the same way. It comes from getting excited that you finally figured it out then watch the video and it's a similar version of the same shit 🤣

[@matt8004]

Swing looks great at p2 and p4. And on the downswing he is now coming from the inside without the hands drifting/moving towards the ball. This is pretty amazing. Leg movement also improved.

[@kimoppenfranck5837]

Hi. Nice video . Must say that sometimes one digs so deep that one don't see . The swing is exacly the swing that Mike Malaska teachs and its funny that your video series started with Mike Malaska . Kim

[@vslentineforniles6218]

Ordered my gem based on your last video and using the discount code. Have had confirmation it will be delivered soon. Looking forward to using it. Interestingly, I hit the ball much better when I cup my wrist at the top of the backswing.

[@gitbse]

I’ve been watching for years now, and this is by far the best his swing has ever looked, tied with when he’s with Dr. Kwon. I have a gem on the way and I do a lot of Dr. Kwons drills. Between these two methodologies…. There’s a big win.

[@benmartinez8995]

swing looks awesome Brendon keep it up 'your on the right track!!!! the sound of impact is money

[@billyt9921]

I'd want to see how Brandon is swinging and striking after a couple of months b4 considering buying one. Just in case it's a honeymoon period that he's in. Golf has a unique knack of giving with one hand and taking away with the other.

[@Jessniayaya]

Does this device encourage the cupping of the wrist as well ? I’ve actually ordered one from your previous video it just hasn’t arrived yet . I cannot wait to give it a try

[@swisstrader]

Brendon: in this vid you seem to focus more on direction vs distance, whereas when you did the iron GEM review it was more about hitting the 8 iron much further.

[@johnharris7244]

Bought a Gem way back when first released , after watching your experience with it which was similar to mine I went out and had another play with it ,thats when I had a aha moment at what else the Gem identifies when used correctly, perfect impact position. Would love to send a video on thst.

[@golfbulldog]

Having made a version of the GEM at home and had a few indoor swings, it seems that the eratic wobble of the weight reduces when force is applied to the shaft in one of 2 ways/orientations. In transition the trail hand pushes the shaft away (rearwards) in the plane of the weight/shaft (ie. weight stick pointing away from target). This continues until the shaft is about hip height and the weight is vertical...then the left shoulder and arm pull the grip end of the shaft and the clubhead is thrown out and the weight is at 90 degrees to the plane.

[@stevestewart240]

Which would YOU recommend to purchase first the gem or hack motion …?.,

[@rossgerry8231]

different length/weight crescent wrenches attached to the bottom of grip seem to work just fine...

[@SpinandThrowDiscGolf]

It's your left shoulder joint. Your natural swing has a counterclockwise shoulder joint rotation from the top down. Your good ones the shoulder joint remains passive allowing your hands to return to the same plane and position that you started from. Or even more shallow. I would have you look at working on more counterfall back over the left leg before you start down

[@grahambutler6181]

Decided to purchase a GEM based purely on your first video and the fact that you demonstrated that it taught you how to rotate your body to keep it square. I have struggled with consistency and suppressing an early extension. I know that the difference between a driver flushed with good rotation, as compared to one that is simply straight is a). Less affected by wind (penetrating flight) b). 20-30yds in distance. Thank you for your very informative series of videos.

[@cwmcclintock5757]

This is hysterical regarding what is taught over decades and generations. I have been playing golf for 58 years. Also used to have all but a dozen Golf and Golf Digests from 1973 forward. Back in the '70s the toe-up in the take away was a hard fact. Non-negotiable by teachers. Particularly pure Swingers. (left shoulder pull, with NO right hand "get the right hand out of your swing" taught back then) You can see it in the frame by frame swings. Particularly Miller. All the best had it in their swings and it was a gotta have. But Noooooo, then you wouldn't have to pay for an infinity of lessons on contact and release. I think what skewed it into unfavorability was the simultaneous arrival of Zack Johnson and the Square to Square Method. All of his career Johnson wasn't a slow/short swinger. He just had his body fully tweaked to square and release a clubface that was actually taken back closed. BTW, if you want to be short and accurate, buy a copy of the Square-to-Square Method. It was a real piece of crap thought up by a premiere teacher of the time and the editor of Golf Digest to make some bucks. It just fascinates me how every decade or so there is some position taught that makes striking a ball well,..... spectacularly difficult. And everybody believes it. The GEM is a perfect counterweight to the clubhead face to keep you on-line in your swing. Ask an Engineer, but the club is perfectly shaped to make a human release naturally.

[@sparkerino92]

I can relate to the face on flip anxiety 😹

[@kwalter2323]

Swing looks great !

[@333pg333]

Interesting stuff. Couple questions? Having seen so many different coaches I often wonder what the hell you think when standing over the ball?? Secondly, so you're discussing moving into extension post impact. Not sure if you are familiar with the term 'under-release' but it sounds like you're on the way to that pattern. Lastly, having just started using H/Motion I wondered about the two modules (wrist/glove) shifting during practice. I mean, they definitely do shift. Plus it's also hard to align them within tight tolerances. Still, a good visual feedback aid. Your swing does look better or more consistent. Keep it up.