I've been a fan of Mike and Terry's teaching for years. This was really interesting as Freddies measurements matched mine (side under grip, front post and equal height to wingspan)
What a golf lesson! Speed gains were amazing, and like you, I have heard "use the ground" for a long time, but not really known what that means. Also the first 4 mins on grip and stance adjustments to keep the face square purely based on a few body measurements was almost as impressive as speed gains.
My measurements are very similar to Fred, wish I would of discovered this techniques years ago when I was younger lol. Really helps my game, 😊 200 yards 6 iron, very slight draw. Could not be happier
Mike and Terry’s swing changes help a golfer in minutes; and once a student’s body adapts and integrates the changes after the lesson, the student becomes that player they had visualized. Invest in yourself and become an Ultimate Golf Lesson Student ; I’m glad I did. Harry
Terry and Mike have given my teaching the greatest boost in the last 2 years that I could never have dreamed of through the #UGL. This is another example of why we test.
Gonna have to change the other channel to long game gains! 😉 Awesome work! And just adjusting my feet to a similar stance, helped me with my hook or over draw and had a bit more power in my swing!
Will definitely try some of this down the range, see if I can get past my 101mph with driver. Just to clarify, did you strengthen your left hand a little?
Yes slightly strengthen my grip to square club face better at impact. Has nothing to do with swinging faster. After testing my body Mike & Terry recommended me to strengthen grip because it would match my measurements better. Will do another video about this.
what did squaring his right foot and flaring his left foot help him to do? I'm guessing there were some other screens you guys did to figure that out? thanks
I'm guessing it had something to do with loading! Squaring the r right foot loads the backswing and flaring the left foot helps the onloading since he is a front post player....just my understanding but I could be way out...
Arm span identifies the top of the swing plane. Since his arms are the same length as his height, his left arm will go more or less across his shoulders. Longer arms go above, shorter arms are flatter. A forearm longer than an upper arm will result in a steeper delivery through what they referred to as the shoulder plane a short forearm relative to the upper arm would lead a hip plane delivery. Since his were the same length, they would refer to him as a torso planer. Each of the biomechanical features has three options, essentially, but you can think of it as a spectrum. In my opinion, if you want as deep and understanding of this paradigm as possible, you should dive into EA Tischler’s videos, websites, and books. Mike and EA founded bioswing dynamics together, but for various reasons they seem to have gone separate directions in the last three or four years
😴😴 if you don't want to get better, you don't have to. Competing at a high level in sport involves putting your body through stresses. Physical exercise is good for your body...but nobody said that elite level sport is good for you!!
Stay tuned for Hannah’s lesson that will be uploaded soon!
Great Job Fred.... with the speed and the video - thanks from mike and I to this who watched
How fantastic it would of been working with Mike and Terry.
Great work Fredrik.
Cheers,
Joe
I've been a fan of Mike and Terry's teaching for years. This was really interesting as Freddies measurements matched mine (side under grip, front post and equal height to wingspan)
What a golf lesson! Speed gains were amazing, and like you, I have heard "use the ground" for a long time, but not really known what that means. Also the first 4 mins on grip and stance adjustments to keep the face square purely based on a few body measurements was almost as impressive as speed gains.
The stuff Mike and Terry are doing is amazing!
My measurements are very similar to Fred, wish I would of discovered this techniques years ago when I was younger lol. Really helps my game, 😊 200 yards 6 iron, very slight draw. Could not be happier
Mike and Terry’s swing changes help a golfer in minutes; and once a student’s body adapts and integrates the changes after the lesson, the student becomes that player they had visualized. Invest in yourself and become an Ultimate Golf Lesson Student ; I’m glad I did. Harry
Wow, that would an amazing opportunity to work with them guys
Terry and Mike have given my teaching the greatest boost in the last 2 years that I could never have dreamed of through the #UGL. This is another example of why we test.
Love these guys... mad scientist's! "Smash it!"
Gonna have to change the other channel to long game gains! 😉 Awesome work! And just adjusting my feet to a similar stance, helped me with my hook or over draw and had a bit more power in my swing!
Let’s Effie go !!
Damn this is sick
Will definitely try some of this down the range, see if I can get past my 101mph with driver. Just to clarify, did you strengthen your left hand a little?
Yes slightly strengthen my grip to square club face better at impact. Has nothing to do with swinging faster. After testing my body Mike & Terry recommended me to strengthen grip because it would match my measurements better. Will do another video about this.
@@FredrikLindblomSGG I will experiment with everything from the video. See what happens. Looking forward to Hannah's vid 👍👍
@@FredrikLindblomSGG Is there information out there where you can do the tests yourself?
What is the wedge under your right leg? What are the dimensions, I want to build one! :)
When's Hannahs speed vid coming out?
Incredible speed gain!!!
This was amazing for me, only issue was that my “double cross” shot of a slice when I normally draw was made even worse. Any tips for this anyone?
Fredrik Lindblom gave you managed to sustain and maintain or increase your club head speed gains you achieved in this lesson?
Do y’all know of any instructors offering bio swing dynamic assessments/screenings online or virtually?
Amazing
Did they say anything about optimising your AoA/Spin?
what did squaring his right foot and flaring his left foot help him to do? I'm guessing there were some other screens you guys did to figure that out? thanks
I'm guessing it had something to do with loading! Squaring the r right foot loads the backswing and flaring the left foot helps the onloading since he is a front post player....just my understanding but I could be way out...
What is the name of the green item under your left foot?
Force pedal
When are you uploading Hannah's lessons?
this !
Anything to show what the arm span and elbow lengths relate too?
Arm span identifies the top of the swing plane. Since his arms are the same length as his height, his left arm will go more or less across his shoulders. Longer arms go above, shorter arms are flatter.
A forearm longer than an upper arm will result in a steeper delivery through what they referred to as the shoulder plane a short forearm relative to the upper arm would lead a hip plane delivery. Since his were the same length, they would refer to him as a torso planer. Each of the biomechanical features has three options, essentially, but you can think of it as a spectrum.
In my opinion, if you want as deep and understanding of this paradigm as possible, you should dive into EA Tischler’s videos, websites, and books. Mike and EA founded bioswing dynamics together, but for various reasons they seem to have gone separate directions in the last three or four years
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Can't help feeling like this style of coaching is going to result in a lot of knee / hip surgery in the next few decades.
😴😴 if you don't want to get better, you don't have to. Competing at a high level in sport involves putting your body through stresses. Physical exercise is good for your body...but nobody said that elite level sport is good for you!!
Yeah, more speed but probably lost precision.
I guess people forget about what happened to T. Woods left knee from pushing, posting up as hard as he could...