deeban shajahan fingers pushing the shafts into the palm but the I can use pretty much any grip as long as it's an under grip. I demonstrate that in lessons hitting using all sorts of crazy grips. It more about face awareness.
Danny Holden I'll check with my instructor buddies. They use Foresight. I haven't been on one in a while. It would be interesting. I'll also explain weight transfer that will be surprising to most. The how to....it's not what you would think. Another element of speed.
I love the concept, but to get your distance, I used stop action on your 9 iron swing and looks like you have a flying elbow far from you body at the top.
thomas glass that's very true. I've always had it from baseball days. What I do well though is return my elbow to my side with the right forearm up that I showed here.
@@michaelbroderick Well, it was moderate, and even then I hit farther than I needed to several times...I keep having to re-figure my distances as I apply your take on c-motion :-)
@@thomasdavico3107 thanks for the advice. I'll post some student results. You can them tell them its nonsensical and discuss it. I'll keep the comments open.
@@thomasdavico3107 btw I've always wanted to try single length. I totally agree that makes sense. Lee Comeaux who I follow tried them and loved them. Maybe someday. I also got the chance to hit flat baby miura blades. That was quite a different experience as well.
during the first part of the back swing up to the top it looks like the right hand never goes palm up and at to top the palm faces forward and does not go palm up until the right elbow comes into the side on the down swing.@@michaelbroderick
I love your all the knowledge you have shared Michael, however i thought the body reacts to the arms, as you have said in one of your videos, this drill means the arms react to the body?. I am not saying you are wrong in any way. But this what confuses the hell out of me. If i was to strike down with an axe over head i feel my arms go first, then my body reacts. This is why i`m crap at golf lol.
Paul its just sequence. Actually what you feel isn't what we do. Me either. Actually if you throw an axe what you describe doesn't happen. Arms don't go first.
What I learned to do was control my head and tilt both forward and with side bend so I was stable and hit the same low spot every single swing. The ball then just gets in the way. You just can't throw from the top. So turn turn turn for what seems an eternity with your hands at your rt shoulder if you're a righty. Then the 90 lets go. That's about as simple as it gets. Watch the latest graphics where you can see the axis. Very stable. It's really just a rocking the baby motion.
@@michaelbroderick Michael you are soooooo right, i have tried this today and when i threw the axe my body reacted first. when i imitated a baseball swing my knees went first then my hips then my shoulders the last thing to go was my arms. I`m a powerful guy, at 6ft 6 inches and 250 pounds with a lot of top body strength but i bet you a million dollars you could out drive me with any club without even trying. I am trying to get this but hell i`m making it harder than it should be, as the X files said the truth is out there. Your videos are helping me no end.
Michael, did you notice the level that the mannequin swung the club? Shoulder height. BTW, there's no indication on the thumbnail or description that this video is about golf.
I did. Always loved your work. Keep going. Don’t ever have life get you down. It’s too precious and unfortunately short. I’d love to play with you someday.
@@michaelbroderick Thanks! I'm hoping someday to do a youtube show about going me going around the country and playing with people like you. Well, not people like you, people who suck at golf and calling the show Golf Rescue. I think it could be good if I get the right production value.
I think that would be great. Just let me know a little in advance so I can clear the calendar. I’m moving next year to less teaching and a lot more playing. At least that’s my current plan. If my health holds I am attempting tournaments again as well. You can contact me anytime @ Michael.broderick4@gmail.com
cebc40 to start absolutely. Once skilled you can add more speed but it's important to understand how powerful the passive flail is first. Lee and I both play golf swinging at 20 percent of what we are capable of. There are easy ways to increase to even more speed but until this fundamental I've shown here is mastered and understood you might be wasting effort. All I'm suggesting is that you follow exactly what I've shown. I think you'll be surprised.
cebc40 in fact that last swing I made at 418 was at 20 percent effort. I felt like I was in slow motion yet I guarantee to you that if I had a ball in the way it would have flown 165 or more. That's my standard 8i length. So why juice it up to 200? There's no need when the cruising speed is so accurate. The goal is to score. Ego needs to be left on the range for sure.
@@michaelbroderick This is a really important point, because if you don't have a complete feel for what you are doing, when you try to ramp it up it becomes very hard to maintain the integrity of the swing. In classic golf language: you risk losing both rhythm and tempo.
michael, so you're saying don't put pressure on the side of the shaft as you come down but more passive with the hands? i guess i've been doing it wrong. will try what you say.
This is such excellent advice!
Thank you so much for this, you are a great instructor.
Mike absolutely Brilliant explanation. Thank you so much for sharing.
michael broderick another great clip. regarding the c motion grip do u grip in the finger or on yor palm with boths?. cheers
deeban shajahan fingers pushing the shafts into the palm but the I can use pretty much any grip as long as it's an under grip. I demonstrate that in lessons hitting using all sorts of crazy grips. It more about face awareness.
Hi Michael, how come there is no toe up. I see the palm up but no toe up. Just curious thanks
Hey Michael
Wondering if you could do a video using a speed swing monitor? Thanks
Some pretty interesting stuff.
Danny Holden I'll check with my instructor buddies. They use Foresight. I haven't been on one in a while. It would be interesting.
I'll also explain weight transfer that will be surprising to most. The how to....it's not what you would think. Another element of speed.
I love the concept, but to get your distance, I used stop action on your 9 iron swing and looks like you have a flying elbow far from you body at the top.
thomas glass that's very true. I've always had it from baseball days. What I do well though is return my elbow to my side with the right forearm up that I showed here.
I experienced this today...get the angles and timing, and the ball just goes.
Charles Lerche there you go Charles and what was your effort level?
@@michaelbroderick Well, it was moderate, and even then I hit farther than I needed to several times...I keep having to re-figure my distances as I apply your take on c-motion :-)
Charles Lerche Lee's take too btw! I'm just starting to apply all his principles in my teaching.
@@michaelbroderick (yeah but you are easier to follow :-) ...no offense Lee)
Are you saying the tilt forward of 23o is made regardless of what club you are using ?
Ulster yes
Think about it. We want consistency. How can we get that? What are we in control of that doesn't change?
@@michaelbroderick
This is absolutely ridiculous unless one is using 'same-length- irons(
@@thomasdavico3107 thanks for the advice. I'll post some student results. You can them tell them its nonsensical and discuss it. I'll keep the comments open.
@@thomasdavico3107 btw I've always wanted to try single length. I totally agree that makes sense. Lee Comeaux who I follow tried them and loved them. Maybe someday. I also got the chance to hit flat baby miura blades. That was quite a different experience as well.
also, could you explain as to the back swing. It appears to me there is no palm up during the back swing. Especially in chipping.
thomas glass are you referring to a tray position? Wrists are neutral. Or am I misunderstanding?
during the first part of the back swing up to the top it looks like the right hand never goes palm up and at to top the palm faces forward and does not go palm up until the right elbow comes into the side on the down swing.@@michaelbroderick
i see that the right wrist arches backwards during the chip and also at the top, but looks like the trick is to not roll the forearm.
Mike should it be 90+33 degrees to get to "123", not 23 degrees? Apologies if I misunderstood what you were saying.
Gordon T. Different angle measure Gordon. Same idea. Just bend 23 you'll get both. 123 goes heel to posterior to head. Different yet the same!
I love your all the knowledge you have shared Michael, however i thought the body reacts to the arms, as you have said in one of your videos,
this drill means the arms react to the body?.
I am not saying you are wrong in any way.
But this what confuses the hell out of me. If i was to strike down with an axe over head i feel my arms go first, then my body reacts.
This is why i`m crap at golf lol.
Paul its just sequence. Actually what you feel isn't what we do. Me either. Actually if you throw an axe what you describe doesn't happen. Arms don't go first.
What I learned to do was control my head and tilt both forward and with side bend so I was stable and hit the same low spot every single swing. The ball then just gets in the way. You just can't throw from the top. So turn turn turn for what seems an eternity with your hands at your rt shoulder if you're a righty. Then the 90 lets go. That's about as simple as it gets.
Watch the latest graphics where you can see the axis. Very stable.
It's really just a rocking the baby motion.
@@michaelbroderick Michael you are soooooo right, i have tried this today and when i threw the axe my body reacted first.
when i imitated a baseball swing my knees went first then my hips then my shoulders the last thing to go was my arms.
I`m a powerful guy, at 6ft 6 inches and 250 pounds with a lot of top body strength but i bet you a million dollars you could out drive me with any club without even trying.
I am trying to get this but hell i`m making it harder than it should be, as the X files said the truth is out there.
Your videos are helping me no end.
Michael, did you notice the level that the mannequin swung the club? Shoulder height. BTW, there's no indication on the thumbnail or description that this video is about golf.
I did. Always loved your work. Keep going. Don’t ever have life get you down. It’s too precious and unfortunately short. I’d love to play with you someday.
@@michaelbroderick Thanks! I'm hoping someday to do a youtube show about going me going around the country and playing with people like you. Well, not people like you, people who suck at golf and calling the show Golf Rescue. I think it could be good if I get the right production value.
I think that would be great. Just let me know a little in advance so I can clear the calendar. I’m moving next year to less teaching and a lot more playing. At least that’s my current plan. If my health holds I am attempting tournaments again as well.
You can contact me anytime @ Michael.broderick4@gmail.com
Do we have passive arms in the swing ?
cebc40 to start absolutely. Once skilled you can add more speed but it's important to understand how powerful the passive flail is first. Lee and I both play golf swinging at 20 percent of what we are capable of. There are easy ways to increase to even more speed but until this fundamental I've shown here is mastered and understood you might be wasting effort. All I'm suggesting is that you follow exactly what I've shown. I think you'll be surprised.
michael broderick I certainly will, thank you very much
cebc40 in fact that last swing I made at 418 was at 20 percent effort. I felt like I was in slow motion yet I guarantee to you that if I had a ball in the way it would have flown 165 or more. That's my standard 8i length. So why juice it up to 200? There's no need when the cruising speed is so accurate. The goal is to score. Ego needs to be left on the range for sure.
@@michaelbroderick This is a really important point, because if you don't have a complete feel for what you are doing, when you try to ramp it up it becomes very hard to maintain the integrity of the swing. In classic golf language: you risk losing both rhythm and tempo.
michael, so you're saying don't put pressure on the side of the shaft as you come down but more passive with the hands? i guess i've been doing it wrong. will try what you say.
You apply force at bottom of swing. No pulling or pushing from top. Critical
@@michaelbroderick ok, roger, i have it. thank you much.