Easiest Way to Produce Greater Clubhead Speed With Less Effort

[@alvor2762]

Another good video. I would advise anyone not to be watching this for a "quick fix," but to take time to understand this method by watching all other related videos. This method really works and is so easy on the body. Thank you once again.

[@rlmonson]

Sean, I really enjoy and appreciate these type of detailed comprehensive deep-dive explanations of the golf swing. I often learn more from your ad lib anecdotal comments than your targeted subject matter. Keep up the great work Sean. You are a gift to the game!

Thanks really appreciate your comment!

[@lucpaquette5031]

Eye opener (third lever). I’m 64 years old and I swing about 90/91 mph and I’m desperately in need for more easy speed especially with my driver. Will definitely give it a try. 👍

[@eastender]

Fantastic explanation that clearly supports the speed increase and the principles of the Easiest Swing. It should convince more people to try it, use it, and adopt it.

[@bobmansfield1226]

Thanks Sean this was a good explanatory video which I thoroughly enjoyed and understood. So nice of you to introduce us into your living room even though you had to move the furniture out.lol.

[@earlraupach7723]

This is the best explanation of the difference between "Easiest" and traditional. Excellent!

[@julianroberts698]

Great video Sean and well explained

Thanks Julian

[@briannagle6328]

This Is Eye Opening and obvious why All golfer No Matter what age and Level Need to Embrace the Techniques and Tempo of the Easiest Swing Method...Brilliant Comparison between your methods and the Modern Pro styles ..For me It's NO Brainer.. Thank you Sean.

Thank You Brian! I hope you know about our official Easiest Siwng channel: www.youtube.com/@Easiestswing/videos

[@nicko2428]

Very well explained Sean. Thanks.

[@mikewhoberry]

Thanks Sean. I will definitely give this a try.

[@profpat70]

Best one yet Sean!

[@m1nn1s]

Excellent video Seán, thank you 🙂 ⛳ 🏌️‍♂️

[@Chosil]

Very good explanation, thank you. I am working on the easy swing and I am sure this is right for me (hc20, 59, lower back issues, long time no play). I struggle a bit with repeatability. It may be the third leaver that increases room for difference? I would think the more leavers the harder to repeat. Anyway, I will practice and assume that with a smooth swing and good rhythm I can become more consistent. Best, Pete

[@ronrund]

Great job Sean!

Thanks Ron!

[@alsconci3055]

Very good, you explained it well.

Thanks Al!

[@r423fplip]

Great video 😀.

[@TheRetrospective]

Thanks Seán, great explanation!

[@bamicus9342]

That’s great Sean. I have the original swing rite also. I find that in the looser settings, it makes me much smoother, and not cast.

Thanks Rick. And yes that is not surprising that a looser setting makes you swing smoother and prevents the cast.

[@rporter6864]

What a great video, no waffle just a good clear explanation and demonstration, thanks

Thank you for your comment, glad you enjoyed it!

[@davidniven9996]

I practiced all winter with Easiest Swing. Purchased a new Swingrite. Getting clicks at the easy setting. Hitting much straighter this year. Happy with the consistency BUT I can only hit a seven iron 100 yards ... oh well. I think I need more snap or whip or something.

[@jandmmarlow1]

Excellent video. I have been trying to use the Easiest Swing Method for almost 3 years and like it very much. I know that La Dance emphasizes the turn as one of six components. I do it at least twice before each shot as well as at my fitness center (before it closed). When hitting the ball I could not get the same feeling of the level turning of hips but it instead it feels like a more lateral move instead of a turn. When that happens the feeling I get is that my arms are operating independent of my body and good contact is dependent on perfect timing. Yesterday I tried consciously fully turning my hips from the start of my downswing and I got better results. If I do that on every shot will I eventually get to the point where I don’t have to consciously think about that move?

Thanks for your comments James. The turn and the wieght transfer will begin to happen together with practice. Keep Dansing and don´t forget to keep practicing the Swinging Legs Exercise which will support this.

[@bradfordcotta5925]

Excellent, Sean. Makes so much sense.

[@johnwood5150]

this is explained very well

[@geofred7031]

Hey Sean, Great video, as usual. I believe this to be one of the best explanations of the Easiest Golf Swing I have viewed. See you soon for a Skype session. Things are opening up here in Texas and the golf courses have pretty much been open during the Wuhan Virus pandemic. Can't wait to get back to working with you again. Fred & Luke from Houston

[@arnevidarpedersen1198]

Great!!! After 18 years some understanding😀

[@jamessweeney991]

Excellent. Thanks.

[@pbaud]

Well done and thank you. Thinking of my left arm as the lever to a faster swing speed is very helpful. I have always thought any power I had was coming from my trailing right arm. I will be trying this out soon.

Hi Paul, thanks for your comment. And it will really help if you practice the relaxed finish position with specific attention on the relaxed right arm and right side. To finish here you must turn through the shot which is where the power comes from. Good luck with your practice and keep me posted.

[@TigerInTheWoods]

Hi Sean where do you buy that golf swing aid?

Here is the link from our ES website: www.amazon.co.uk/Swing-Impact-Caddy-Rhythm-Trainer/dp/B01CLSAT5E/ref=sr_1_1?m=A2S0U3GSW6ZOX3&marketplaceID=A1F83G8C2ARO7P&qid=1669119554&s=merchant-items&sr=1-1

[@maceeaglemace]

How do you release the club at the right time. 1 foot past impact?????

[@maralvor]

Superb Sean and extremely helpful analysis and comparison with modern swing teaching. I can understand better now why myself and friends struggle so much with conventional approach- despite 2 of us once being single figure handicappers and myself 11 and trying really hard to get more speed. One question if I may. On the backswing does the club take a more inside route as the face opens (?) than some modern swing teachers would recommend? Your approach is very encouraging , particularly as I struggle to keep my head central-albeit I hit the ball best when it does move!

Hi Ian, yes I would say the club does tend to take a more inside path on the backswing mainly because the width of the arc is not as wide. Regarding the face opening on the backswing this is not something we encourage at all. I am keen to know where you get this idea from. And yes the head movong towards the target on the forward swing is pure genius!

[@maralvor]

Seán Herron Face opening may then be a bit of an optical illusion as I thought I could see quite a lot of the face as the club is swung up in the back swing. I understand the clubface should not be fanned open (which I actually used to do quite successfully for a long time when I first started playing) and latterly for some time I have tried to keep it as I would describe it as more square-which works well enough. A number of teachers I tried to follow want the clubface pointing more towards the target at approx shaft horizontal which I have found much too difficult (combined with holding this through impact. )It is however very encouraging to see your comments about inside path as this definitely something I prefer to do Anyway I have tried to use easiest swing playing and practising and it is extremely encouraging and exciting. I have found pitches very straightforward and accurate! My friend (who played off single figures at one time) is very interested in taking up the approach as well. He is keen to know what the clubhead speeds are which you generate. Are there any of your (or other easiest swing coaches) videos which I can be referred to to help him? Hope to get my Hole in One delivered today!! Apologies if this is too long and detailed! Am trying to get my wife thinking about holidaying in Mallorca for a change! Regards Ian

[@timdench2583]

@hi Sean, if you look at your swing with the bat, the toe of the club clearly points to the ceiling with an open club face.

@@timdench2583 you mean the toe of the club points to the floor. OK my bad - but I want to emphasise that I stand by the underlying message.

[@MochiChuru]

Hi Sean, what level of setting is reasonable for recreational golfers (using easiest swing methodology) averaging 10 to 15 over par per round with average drive of 230 yards?

[@fchisenh59]

Sean, Great video. I have a question about ball position. With your explanation, I get the impression that the closer your arms swing(more upright) the faster the swing speed. Is this a correct observation?

Hi Frank, my observation is that if the arms stay connected more to the body it allows for the body to contribute to the power behind the swing, as well as helping rhythm and coordination and balance. You see, the average player tends to slow down through impact rather than speed up and keeping the arms close allows you to put that impetus forward through the impact zone with power and speed. As well as that , the idea of using the left arm as a 3 lever system means that you will find it easier to continue accelerating through the ball rather than getting stuck like a lot of golfers. Do you have a SwingCaddy? It helps to practice this.

[@paulbarrett2756]

Good stuff 😊

[@scottrobinson2678]

sean, it lookalike the increase in speed comes from the turn, but that the initiation comes from a slight dropping of the hips, bringing the club shaft close to your trail hip.

Hi Scott, you are probably right. However I want to point out that this language is not something I am going to engage in too much with you. This is the culture of conventional golf and the technical over analysis is something we at the Easiest Swing want to avoid. I am primarily interested in learning skills and developing the art of playing different golf shots and not about achieving the perfect golf swing. I would like to ask you another question: who is the most successful male golfer of the last decade? The answer is Jim Furyk. And, according to many, his coach (his dad) is thought by many to be the best golf coach of the decade as he did not change his swing - as other coaches would have done.

[@scottrobinson2678]

@ John Rahm?

[@johnschreiner2047]

Wow. I could barely get mine to click at the 5 setting. Back to practicing. Thanks.

Hi John the bigger turn on the backswing will help you as we discussed online last week. I will send you the Zoom link later today for the session this Friday and we can address this. Speak soon.

[@plugger4945]

What, exactly, are you doing to the Swing Rite, after you swing? It appears that you are sliding the coupling….? It has two levers, that can be pressed in, to lock the coupling, BUT, once you do that, it won’t CLICK(slide). Not sure how the coupling is supposed to function.

I have replaced the Swing Rite with a Swing Caddy or Hole in One where I don’t need to reset. You may want to look at these newer models. It is possible to purchase one of these through our website www.easiestswing.com You can also visit our Easiest Swing KZbin site for more videos here: youtube.com/@Easiestswing?feature=shared

[@plugger4945]

@ I appreciate your quick response, however, my question went unanswered. I have the original Swing Rite, and I’ve forgotten what the two push buttons are for. Once the coupling is slid over them, the coupling no longer slides. Gravity is what allows it to slide, yet, I notice that you seem to do SOMETHING after the completion of your swing. Please Advise, thank you. I’m aware that you are here to make money. At this time, I’m unable to purchase the new products that you mentioned. I just want to be clear on the proper usage of what I bought, some time ago.

[@garthpickersgill9501]

Sean, I’ve recently embraced the easiest swing method. Having problems identifying a supplier for SwingRite club, any ideas.

Here you go Garth: easiestswing.com/our-products/

[@mattgordon3437]

Excellent.

[@shawnkirkpatrick906]

My I ask about your predominant ball flight? Seems like a glancing blow. Are you hitting tight draws? There is a lot of movement in your swing

Hi Shawn, at the time I took this video my ball flight was more straight and maybe a tight fade. I have been working more with my swing and am starting to get that tight draw you mention. And by the way we encourage movemnet with the easiest swing. Often golfers need to move more rather than stay fixed over the ball which ultimately stops them from turning

[@Frostie10]

Sean, your explanation of the 3 lever system is interesting. Does that apply to the right arm equally?

Hi Vince, no the right arm does not move or work like a lever in the golf swing. Unless you are left handed of course. The best way to get a feel for the right arm action is to hit short shots with the right hand/arm only. I will do a video on this soon. Hope this helps for now.

[@allanwoodmancy1423]

Do you live in a monastery? It’s a curious place.

I live in a countryside finca in Spain and underneath the house is a large bodega (an old wine cellar). We use this space for meditations, dancing, yoga, musical concerts, etc.

[@darylwizzard5832]

I get it, good video. I been copy Fred Couples swing. I think that is what your talking about

Fred has an awesome relaxed swing. Have you heard about the 3 Deadly Dont's? It will be difficult to have a relaxed effortless swing if you are doing these 3 no-no's. Find out nore here on our main chanbel: www.youtube.com/@Easiestswing

[@dogloverjb6873]

I would like to hear you count numbers instead of humming

[@guntars66]

Not agree with your definition of traditional swing method. Your method is more scientific based as the so called traditional. Can be called traditional only because of an absolutely amateurish approach to the analysis of movement structures, limiting itself to the most visually visible kinematic.

Thanks for sharing. And you are right, traditionally, golf was never this complicated!