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[@kdbarham]

Marcus is the best teacher on KZbin.

[@ge8382]

I think Marcus teaching style will soon be the go to for many coaches. Seems there is just no other way, especially for those who pick up the game later in life.

[@roberthowes-du4ow]

I'll tell you, this resonated with me in a big way, reminiscent of the "ah ha" moment from watching the Tim Yelverton series you did. That said, you seem to have since moved on to a lot of Martin Ayers instruction - Did you eventual abandon Marcus's concept in favor of other avenues? Likewise, I saw some newer content with the Koepka move that sort of contradicts some of Marcus's stuff. Right leg bent vs right leg extension. I was just curious your take on it all, or anyone else's for that matter. I know this one is 5 months old, but it was a VERY interesting concept, feeling the swing, feeling the action as you body naturally wants to move. Last digression... This concept reminds me of another thought/feel exercise that would fit in nicely with Tim's stuff. In a recent golf training video with tiger they did something so simple, but so paradigm shifting for me to get you to feel how you want to hit a chip. You simply stand over your ball, take a ball in your hand and underhand toss it at the flag. Immediately my body did everything Tim was explaining, because that's the way your body naturally wants to move for that simple action. Repeat this with the club, and you'll find the ball takes the same flight path and same distance as your toss (depending on club selection). I use that exercise regularly now when practicing chipping, and it has made a huge difference - I think this is why Marcus's concept was speaking to me. Thanks for all your content!

[@patrickjamessmith1]

Tried the putting-along-a-ruler exercise. Works really well! I am now much more confident with short putts but also, as you said, more confident with longer puts, chips, etc. One thing I found - when I used to putt towards the hole, the 'runway' I used to putt along, so to speak, was the width of the hole. Now it looks an inch wide and I can really aim at a part of the hole. Brilliant, thanks!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thanks for watching and thanks to @grfgolf

[@sergio_lelevier]

Where’s the Join button?

[@Chris_Traynor]

OOh! Love the lead hand ball throw!! This was off the hook guys!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx

[@jackflash8756]

I've been doing this for 9 years using Shawn Clement instruction (look at his video bilateral vs unilateral movement, throwing clubs, create serious speed) and Marcus is correct about being able to just go to the tee and drive a ball without any warming up , etc (although you should really warm up to limit injury). Sometimes I don't hit a ball for 6-7 months but can walk onto a tee and drive the ball pretty well and consistently throughout the day (it's like riding a bike). Short game is a different kettle of fish!

[@pauls3616]

That was a great swing you made. Nothing forced, it was so free and flowing. Definitely some great information in these videos you made with Marcus. Thanks.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thanks Paul!

[@stuartalexander4519]

Great information Brendon

[@j.d.7050]

Great content, Brendon and Marcus. Tons of people need to learn the natural movements to create power effortlessly. This is how golf should be taught rather than a series of static positions.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

There is a lot of resistance from ppl about this style of learning.

[@juiceboxboy8143]

Great swing with the driver! This is pretty much a novel teaching method. I really like seeing you in real time using his method and seeing the results which were great. Thanks for bringing Marcus to the channel.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx JB more to come

[@77bovi]

How was your experience using the mevo+ pro for ball flight & clubface data? on your best drive in a month, shot tracer shows a slight fade, but mevo called it a pull draw (face-path L1.0, path L1.2). which is correct?

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

It was a pull draw mevo plus was right. The tracer is only really good for start line the rest is a guesstimate. TBH I have used mevo before and didn’t like it but this was my first time using the plus and it is MUCH better and the AWESOME golf software makes it way better than out of the box.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

I would have to test it into a net tho. I think u need a lot of flight

[@77bovi]

@@BEBETTERGOLF that is so good to know♥ ! something that is good on the range. mevo+ pro i see from reviews isn't the best indoors because as radar it needs the ball to fly certain distance. did not know that tracer is only good for start line. CHEERS!

[@TickleNation]

Like the video Be Better Golfers!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

! Yes

[@joepausa2642]

Based on this video and drills, does the left side lead the swing on the back and forward swing?

[@holidayincydonia]

There are many philosophies regarding this. They great Bobby Jones believed it best to lead with the lead arm/side. However many others through the course of the modern era espouse emphasis with ones dominant side instead. Part of the journey of discovering your own optimum technique in this wonderful game is to experiment , and enjoy trying all manner of new things. Eventually you'll begin to realise what gives you the best results for your *own* game...

[@andrewmcnally6414]

The being weightless thing is interesting and counterintuitive. You’d think you need to be rooted into the ground to be the most stable and powerful…

[@77bovi]

tennis pros often almost have both their feet in the air even on rally shots not just service.

[@chrisbeal2136]

Did you do any of this with your HackMotion?

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

No. I have to test the stuff Marcus told me about in our lag video with the hack motion tho

[@77bovi]

@@BEBETTERGOLF would be fantastic!

[@mrkipling3841]

Top notch!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx Mr K

[@TickleNation]

Hey @BEBETTERGOLF What kind of camera is this footage shot on? It looks like the camera man is holding some sort of action camera. Love the content by the way thank you for helping us all understand the golf swing better! Truly inspiring content.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

it's a new camera. the OSMO POCKET 3

[@brianorourke3835]

Excellent

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx

[@TGRC]

Would love to see Marcus and Dr. Kwon together. It feels like they are saying the same thing but one is steeped in science and the other more exploration and feel. That said, I believe what Marcus says is also scientific but his approach is more feel.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

would be epic

[@Ulster2]

Marcus has a masters in sports science. He tends not to mention it .😀. Everything is based on his research and he can walk his talk.

[@waynekumagai5980]

Great stuff, your follow through was much more around and rotated than usual. Like a Duval. Also reminded me of that sleeve drill with no left arm in it. He made you change your pattern with other feels and motions. Essentially like a left handed frisbee throw with verticals. Fun to see the progression.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Great to hear!

[@richgrisham]

This response is more for the prior video. I have had what I've called hundreds of "breakthroughs" before, which almost always turned out to be a false sense of improvement. However, Mr Bell's instruction has changed my iron play. For the first time, an instructor didn't just say, hey, you need to compress the ball. Mr. Bell actually showed people how to do it. My driver, on the other hand, is a big fat pile of doggy dung with a side of crap fries. I'm hoping this video and some time to implement it will lead to some driver revelation because that club is absolutely a mystery to me.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Sounds like with speed you lose the face. Probably becuase you are out of sequence

[@brianschwarer6948]

See ball, hit ball

[@daryllneuburger4946]

It still amazes me that you have managed to build a successful KZbin channel and I mean this with no disrespect I do like you your a commen golfer trying to get better and share what you are learning and I appreciate that but I feel your extremely disrespectful to your guests and at times its difficult to watch examples you constantly cut them off in middle of there conversation and to me even worse is when they are answering one of your questions it appears like your not even engaged in conversation constantly looking elsewhere or walking around instead of showing your guest that they have 100 percent of your attention I understand you probably have a very short attention span but I mean this guy flew half way across the world to film with you least you could do is stay focused on him Like I said I'm trying not to make this a personal attack just observations to improve your channel and guest experiences

[@TylerMunds]

Did we watch the same video? What the hell are you talking about?

[@OnTheSnap1]

100% disagree.

[@GJTaylor]

I think hes super engaging with his guests. Some of the best golf content around.

[@bigglesthwaite]

??? 😂 am I the only one who has trouble understanding this??? 😅 Marcus, could you please use language a 10 year old could follow…?