The ONLY 3 Ways to Increase Clubhead Speed!

[@decap6000]

Love it…but I thought we are told to keep our feet planted. His left foot moved on the back swing. Any advice?

[@JayTakeProfits]

My windup is not that big I’ve had to back injuries so I make sure my right hip goes back deep. I mainly focus on the 2nd & 3rd techniques. I’m now carrying the ball 230 to 240 yards with a total of 260 to 270 yards buy using the torque method.

[@grayslayers]

Love the look of your swing. Trying my best to emulate

[@yokethomas1702]

Being of a small built and a woman i think all 3 factors are important but working on greater torque with a pivot has given me quick results. I am starting to play in the mid to low 80s more regularly. You put a lot of thought into your content by its simplicity. Thank you again steve.

[@Inmotion70]

That's terrific! I'm so glad you're scoring so well.

[@garyfarmer5855]

Great video on picking up club head speed and will give it a try tomorrow at the range.

[@Kommaaut]

Hi Steve, I just started watching your videos and I am impressed, both with your results and your efforts, thanks for being out there. I'm a 72-year-old on social security (limited funds) and I'd like your advice as to which of the speed training AIDS you think would help me the most in my initial challenge to my speed barriers. With this covid I've been sitting in my reclining chair adding covid weight and I just got back into golf after a year and a half of no exercise. I'm ready now and I joined the saticoy regional monthly pass going to the range and trying to find a new game for an older man. Initially, I took the cart all the time but now I'm walking as my legs are strengthening and I'm carrying my bag...I finally made it up to 18 holes and now I'm ready to take the next step. By the way I've already recommended your videos to a young man at the golf course who I think could benefit tremendously from your skills. Hopefully you guys could get together and work something out I think you could really help him. Thanks again, looking forward to the next video and the next round.

[@MrYoliss]

Awesome tips I need to try them all

[@jeanettelabarb6521]

Thank you so much Steve. Your instruction is the best. Will go to the range and work on all three, especially one and two.

[@jackbisson9226]

Steve, two of these three are pretty straight forward for me to feel. The adding club head speed by applying more torque to the handle is the tricky one. I know it is not a pulling action but a throwing action. It is that term of Throwing but not Pushing that is a feel I need to distinguish. I guess I just have to start actually throwing a club in a field like your last video shows to get the true feeling of this.

[@jackbisson9226]

After watching this video a few times, I think I am hearing you say the throwing action peak takes place before you get to impact and by the time you get to impact you are sailing through at high speed?

[@gateslattes4686]

Crazy distances! Thanks for video

[@paternoborlagdan8586]

Some said club head speed can be increased by adding more coil of the sternum plus a forward glide of the hips while diving down the trailing shoulder to impact simultaneous with leg posting to the ground which will increase the club head centrifugal force resulting to increased club head speed...

[@joeyboy676]

I think all three will add distance if you’re swinging on the right plane. I just discovered that in my backswing I was having trouble seeing the ball and when I recorded my swing full on I could see my face. Once I dropped my left shoulder down under my chin and stretched the grip out and back I went from 92 to 97 to 99 to 106 depending. I know there’s more there too. But what I’m saying if you’re swinging around really upright instead of down and under your chin it’s going to be hard to gain any kind of distance because trust me I tried for the last two yrs and just couldn’t. But finally now I feel like some of these things you talk about might work for me.

[@Inmotion70]

Agree!

[@MsRocketRoy]

Another great video, many thanks for sharing all this. I'm amazed at how you hit it way past 300yards at will.

[@Inmotion70]

My secret is efficiency. 1.50 smash + high launch low spin.

[@seanpeacock5595]

@@Inmotion70 do you follow the Trackman philosophy for your ball parameters? Launch, Spin, Dynamic loft, etc?

[@Inmotion70]

@@seanpeacock5595 I'm near the top of all Trackman parameters for efficiency. What is their philosophy?

[@seanpeacock5595]

@@Inmotion70 I meant their optimization parameters. Great for you.

[@dennisobrycki4029]

I pin my right arm to my chest. This has helped me hit strater drives . Will be working on getting wider and higher with right arm in upcoming off season. Appreciate all of your videos Steve. They have been incredibly instrumental in bringing me close to breaking 90.

[@Inmotion70]

Look for a break 90 video coming soon!

[@dennisobrycki4029]

@@Inmotion70 great thanks Broke 90 for the first time last week. Repeating consistently is next. You are a very big part of this Steve. Many thanks

[@oznurcakman9201]

Excellent teaching.thanks

[@76MUTiger]

This is a great video! I've come back a second time to take notes and apply. Steve, would tools like SuperSpeed golf be valueable to increase clubhead speed? What about drills that would reduce tension? What about drills that improve sequencing? Thanks!

[@Inmotion70]

Yes and I just became a reseller for them. Email me at [e-mail] if you'd like a special deal on a set. I like the Speed Whoosh and the Orange Whip for sequencing.

[@RON60714]

@@Inmotion70 Sequencing in what way???

[@mariongleason4938]

I need all three! I've been a hands and arm swinger my entire life! I've always swung like Mike minus these three items!

[@nicknickelsen6225]

Excellent presentation! Simple and to the point.

[@billyfromla1117]

Thanks for the lesson.

[@terryholloway9930]

When you back up the handle with your hands and wrist are you doing that before the ball or after you hit the ball thanks

[@Inmotion70]

Good question. Right at impact.

[@terryholloway9930]

@@Inmotion70 thanks Steve

[@keithn1]

Steve just started watching your videos, some really interesting ideas, will give some a try when ranges open. Just wondered to you use the same caption of driver in all the videos, just kidding very very straight driving and nice swing , subscribed and will watch more thanks

[@Inmotion70]

Cheers Keith! I appreciate you watching.

[@womack1324]

Great instruction I'm 73 and the older guys at the club are begin to talk. I do as you say correct then quick, thanks'

[@robertnelson2719]

I have been watching Mike Austin tapes and I must say he is one of the most remarkable people I have ever witnessed. Always sharing his considerable wisdom even under the worst of situations. It is no wonder that you continue his legacy.

[@Inmotion70]

Cheers Robert!

[@evetszoogle6874]

great video, but i got lost on the last point. will try 1 and 2.

[@lgs42]

It seems like the more torque I apply at the beginning of the downswing, I seem to pull the ball left. Any thoughts on what is going on?

[@Inmotion70]

You're not sequencing enough pivot out in front. Practice putting the swoosh sound more out in front on no ball swings.

[@lgs42]

@@Inmotion70 thanks.

[@shellyad100]

Is this swing the same as the irons Steve... Thanks regards David

[@Inmotion70]

Yes just make sure to adjust stance and ball position.

[@stevenbutel7096]

Steve - thanks for the great training. You say three baskets / families available to increase speed but you never mention the Mike Austin wrist / hand action in any of the baskets. In basket two, you state that we must apply more throw / force /torque to handle of club in order to speed up the club head and you say that the force / torque peaks / bursts prior to hitting the ball and that there is almost zero force / torque remaining when the club impacts the ball and we reach a free hinging of the club head. So when do we apply the Mike Austin flap and is that a separate move from the throw?

[@countfirst7499]

Hi Steve, great video but the second way to build club head speed seems to me to be the hardest. Would love to see a separate video devoted to that part. Thanks

[@Inmotion70]

For many I coach, they simply aren't trying to 'burst' coming down. For the more advanced, it comes more slowly.

[@Kraft5000]

Three words, penetrating ball flight. That’s what I got out of step 1. I was throwing darts from 170 with this new swing. Thanks man

[@Inmotion70]

I like that feeling.

[@franzose1967]

I create 3800 rpm with an +1.5 AOA , because my dynamic loft is too high. I'm scoopoing - any idea to solve it?

[@Inmotion70]

Yes I just fixed this for a student of mine. 3500 rpm with a 7 degree driver at 85 mph. Now he's 2100 hitting it 25-30 yards farther. Please find my pole wrap drill or watch today's video.

[@franzose1967]

@@Inmotion70 thank you very much - do you mean the slower is faster video?

[@franzose1967]

@@Inmotion70 this helps to flatten my lead wrist?

[@dmpt39]

What do you mean by more torque? What exactly is happening?

[@Inmotion70]

Torque is a force that tends to produce rotation.

[@mikecr4916]

There is a missing prerequisite to these things (for a novice): swing center. Going Jon Daly will lead to spin-out of the body. Throwing the club head leads to casting, poor tempo, and loss of impact precision. Both raising the center, which subtracts the body. It's better to develop conservation of angular momentum and replace arm effort with body timing. This is where biggest step changes in club head speed occurs.

[@randywolf4731]

Nice video, I notice that you allow your left heel to come off the ground to allow you to really increase your backswing length. I would also suggest that there is one more way to increase your club head speed. A proper fitting would insure that you are using the right loft, shaft flex and shaft length to maximise your clubhead speed. Spin rate, launch angle and smash factor all will be determined during a fitting. It may not be the golfer it may be the equipment that is preventing an increase in club head speed. In my recent fitting I was able to increase my swing speed by 3 mph and ball speed by 4 mph. It resulted in an additional 10 - 12 yards with my driver.

[@Inmotion70]

I think fittings can be helpful for some. I also think they can be way way overpriced.

[@randywolf4731]

Steve there is no doubt a lot of amateurs play with the wrong clubs. I live in Georgia and a proper fitting by a certified master fitter at the PGA Superstore is $49.00. If your viewers implement all three of your recommendations and have ill fitting equipment then their results will be very difficult to measure.

[@Inmotion70]

@@randywolf4731 We have studios out here that charge $500-1000 for a fitting, $500 for the driver, and $300 for the aftermarket shaft that they just fit you for.

[@randywolf4731]

That's why I live in Georgia, at several studios around Atlanta the charges will range from $125 - 250. The PGA Superstore is the best bang for the buck @$49.00. Their fittings generally take between 60 -90 mins.

[@garyr1367]

So to sum this up. To get more club speed. Bring the club head back further, swing harder and follow through. Got it.

[@Inmotion70]

Now do it!

[@aaronconsaul6645]

Great info...

[@blackbirds4]

Outstanding again. Can I fly out and take lessons?

[@Inmotion70]

Yep. People do it all the time. Email me at [e-mail] for more details.

[@cjdagrom6165]

Liked it a lot

[@randelhaight1061]

I like the idea of finishing around your body more. I will try all methods because as I get older I tend to move slower. I know finishing around your works in Tennis.

[@jumwum6505]

I think my biggest issue is I’m not generating a big enough burst of torque. I’m really flexible so I don’t have issues in the pull back (when I was younger and more flexible I would touch my front knee cocking back so much) and follow through is just part of the form I have for my swing. I only hit it about 200-230 yards so I suspect my club head speed isn’t traveling fast enough

[@LeinonenHannu]

Stretching for me gives most increase...why am I doing it the leased. Have to get doing more stretching for transition.

[@Inmotion70]

Agree that a larger range of motion will give most golfers more speed and distance.

[@sandwah9901]

How about training yourself to swing faster, and however I do that, is correct for me. I've gone from 99MPH on my driver to 118MPH in 3 months of ONLY trying to swing the entire club as fast as I can through the impact zone, using a golf speed radar. Every day I try to gain 1MPH if I can, and then continue to build on that. And I have found that my mind is the governor of my speed, not my body or swing type, and that if you believe that you can swing faster, which is reinforced by continual speed increases, you break through that wall. In the end, we simply have a ball and a stick, and your job, however you do it, is to get faster, and how I did it is correct for ME.

[@Inmotion70]

This is a fantastic comment thank you!

[@christopherwilliams2092]

I think the Pizza Box has improved me overall these ways

[@kennyc3670]

What about accelerating the left arm off the chest after the figure 7 has disappeared?

[@Inmotion70]

I believe the momentum of the clubhead will eventually yank it off.

[@chrisdolt7300]

I need more torque and follow through

[@vantumpete]

Are you ignoring the use of ground force to add speed ?

[@nikolasalvezza992]

I Think the best war for me is a faster torque

[@bert29]

Don't try to keep your toes straight forward when doing the last one. You'll blow your knees out. Lifting you front foot off the ground will help extend how far you back swing can go as well.

[@bradmccubbin1569]

All

[@deohin5447]

Ancient far east technic, exhale during downswing instead of holding breath. Result: more speed

[@Inmotion70]

Agree. But that doesn't allow for a Valsalva Maneuver.

[@milenadeltorto7158]

Wind up and full follow through.

[@Inmotion70]

Yes. Don't forget increasing the amount of force during the downswing!

[@Putikngina]

Santa claus is coming

[@chrisl442]

ONLY 3 Ways to Increase Clubhead Speed: 1- Practice, 2- Practice, 3 - Practice

[@Inmotion70]

In some cases yes when you already have some. But people who have little can breakthrough very quickly.

[@hoonai]

There is no such thing as muscle memory! Your muscles does not have memory. It's all in your head..

[@Inmotion70]

Yes I know. The question is, does most everybody watching understand what I mean?

[@patriotsforegolf9859]

This looks a little like something I’ve seen before this video?🤔 oh yeah swingman golf with the band hahaha Close to stolen valor 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Inmotion70]

LOL no I don't espouse isometric exercises. And I've never watched a single swingman video. And I was teaching all this long before Jaacob ever picked up a golf club.

[@MrHandyman3333]

Sorry, but Jon Rahm has NO back swing to speak of and hits the ball a mile so that kinda blows your theory and gimmick away !!

[@Inmotion70]

No it doesn't. Jon Rahm would swing the club 135-140 mph consistently with a full backswing. See Finau on Twitter.

[@topman6727]

@@Inmotion70 ya speed would be consistent but accuracy would suffer no doubt!