Love the mission of the TPI. This is a perfect example of the importance of connection we need to remember between our body maintenance and swing maintenance
Feel like I'm watching myself. Did a TPI recently, my hips aren't moving like they used to and my grip has gotten a lot weaker over the years to avoid the lefts. Recently got my hips working again, was able to strengthen my grip and my irons are back to where they should be. Contact is less wipey, dropped some spin (good thing in my case) and got my yardage back. Love these videos.
I've been wondering about this for years. Why haven't more tour players been measured when they're swinging well, because sooner or later they'll hit a slump and might search the rest of their career for the answer(Jordan!!!). Amazing that a grip change could put Charlie immediately back on track. Well done.
I LOVE data and the simplicity it can bring to understanding what the body is doing especially at the subconscious level. You boys nailed it again... and like usual :)
Outstanding information and evaluation. You made a great point, we should spend time looking at are swings Has a reference point to compare to when things go wrong. Great job Greg.
I love this video. Should you still be bowing your wrist down even with a closed Club face? I wish TPI would respond with a video explaining this. I have always struggled with a closed club face at the top. Thank you so much.
IMO bowing the wrist by itself is not necessarily good or bad. It’s what you do with it that counts. Do you sway rather than rotate? Sequencing and timing also come into play to get the face square at impact. I’m almost 70 and resurrecting my swing after working on getting my body into better condition. So I’m experimenting with all manner of things and bowed wrist at the top was one that fixed my swing based on limitations. But now that I’m better able to rotate in the finish I find I don’t need the bow and have gone to a much more neutral wrist at the top. The result has been much better consistency. I have the speed and distance I’ve been seeking for years so now consistency is king and I’m trying to eliminate as many variables as possible.
a 1.6? That's awesome. A good place to start would be connecting with someone who can physically screen you and build a coaching or training program based on your findings www.mytpi.com/experts
Love the mission of the TPI. This is a perfect example of the importance of connection we need to remember between our body maintenance and swing maintenance
Feel like I'm watching myself. Did a TPI recently, my hips aren't moving like they used to and my grip has gotten a lot weaker over the years to avoid the lefts. Recently got my hips working again, was able to strengthen my grip and my irons are back to where they should be. Contact is less wipey, dropped some spin (good thing in my case) and got my yardage back. Love these videos.
I've been wondering about this for years. Why haven't more tour players been measured when they're swinging well, because sooner or later they'll hit a slump and might search the rest of their career for the answer(Jordan!!!). Amazing that a grip change could put Charlie immediately back on track. Well done.
I LOVE data and the simplicity it can bring to understanding what the body is doing especially at the subconscious level. You boys nailed it again... and like usual :)
EXACTLY. People often see tech/data and think it's confusing for the player, but it's not for the player, it's for the team.
Outstanding information and evaluation. You made a great point, we should spend time looking at are swings Has a reference point to compare to when things go wrong. Great job Greg.
Phenomenal video! Amazing insights into how the body reacts to the club face and ball flight and how data can help determine this.
I love this video. Should you still be bowing your wrist down even with a closed Club face? I wish TPI would respond with a video explaining this. I have always struggled with a closed club face at the top. Thank you so much.
You can be as flexed as you want at the top, just all about a coorelation of a path and follow through rotation of the face
Do not bow your wrist unless you want to subject yourself to possible injury. Bowing the wrist is a very weak anatomical position!
Only if you want to hook it off the planet like I’ve been doing the past year
IMO bowing the wrist by itself is not necessarily good or bad. It’s what you do with it that counts. Do you sway rather than rotate? Sequencing and timing also come into play to get the face square at impact. I’m almost 70 and resurrecting my swing after working on getting my body into better condition. So I’m experimenting with all manner of things and bowed wrist at the top was one that fixed my swing based on limitations. But now that I’m better able to rotate in the finish I find I don’t need the bow and have gone to a much more neutral wrist at the top. The result has been much better consistency. I have the speed and distance I’ve been seeking for years so now consistency is king and I’m trying to eliminate as many variables as possible.
Awesome thank you 🙏
I’d like to know what Charley did to overcome his back injuries. Please and thanks. 😀
Great video. Bummed Charlie didn’t win.
Super interesting.
Where can I find the right hand paddle Charley was using as a training aid?
It’s a swimmer’s paddle. Use the Google to find one.
God, I love TPI.
Ok sounds great for Charlie,. So how do I get this type of attention with yoir team. How many millions do I need. I'm a 1.6 handicap and need help.
a 1.6? That's awesome. A good place to start would be connecting with someone who can physically screen you and build a coaching or training program based on your findings www.mytpi.com/experts
You’re not a tour pro. Why then do you have a sense of entitlement that you should be treated like a tour pro?
Dude looks like he could be related to Mark McQwire !!
Charlie still pounds it off the tee. Maybe better than ever!
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Must be nice
Charlie, now grow the mullet back and youre good! Lol