Update #2 on Al W.
Update #2 on Al W.
Mega-stoked on Al's progress after just one day!!!
The difference is a golfer who can enjoy the game, no mechanical thoughts, ball starts and stays on the target line vs. one who has to aim 30 yards right and hope it ends up in the fairway.
One feeling that leads to correct mechanical positions. It's a bizarre feeling, it's probably the exact opposite of what you're doing right now, but it's simple, easy to understand and self-evident that it's what the pro's are doing once you see it for the first time.
PS Please save the "when is it coming out" and "where is the video" questions for now. I totally understand the questioning and would be asking the same thing, so here is the answer. I am working all day, everyday, 7 days a week non-stop to "cure" golf instruction.
What I am trying to do is a complete paradigm shift in thinking, feeling, etc. And, so far, it actually even works LOL.
The swing has never been taught or even thought of this way, so it's a little crazy, a lot experimental, but thus far, is producing pretty amazing results.
But, it's a discovery for me. It's like finding a new element and trying to understand if it's radioactive or the cure for cancer.
I've always believed and experienced with the tour pros I taught and my own swing that there is an overarching "movement" to the swing that RESULTS in specific positions being achieved by all the best players.
Problem is, no one has ever really figured out what the movement really is, much less how to teach it in any way that is truly scientific - ie replicable.
The movement I am teaching students is weird, it's so different, but really so simple and so far has produced the results I expect.
But I need to test over a broad range of golfers as the over the top crowd is simply low hanging fruit for this as it's an easy change. But how does it work with the scratch player and everyone in between with a wide range of faults? That is what has to be tested.
My goal is to teach you how to have a mechanically functional tour caliber swing through one feeling.
Maybe that's a bit ambitious but until I prove to myself that it can't be done, I'm forging ahead and will keep pulling in more guinea pigs as my idea gets more refined.
