Wait.. you have Cerebral Palsy, holy cow you're fitter than me. Thats an eye opener. Good on you for not being a victim to your circumstances, big respect

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I use this step drill as part of my practice swing before I hit a shot on the course. The key for me though is focusing on turning my right hip behind me. If I don't turn enough with my hips my sequence gets all mangled up. With a proper turn it's effortless power. During a recent round one my playing companions made that exact comment. He didn't want to offend me comparing me to the ladies on the LPGA. I wasn't offended at all. I thought it was a great compliment. I felt like I wasn't really swinging hard and the ball was jumping. Great rounds are coming.

There is such a disconnect between my understanding of what shifting weight is and my body's willingness to do it. Like patting my head and rubbing my stomach while reciting Shakespeare 😂

This is me. Thanks! Should help me find my old swing.

This is a simple drill that has great feedback, thanks John

Heard about this drill long time ago, but you made it clear that I actually need to use it! Great lesson!

What an amazing drill that no one has never thouhgt! I'm sure that it will make me great progress like a pro to me. Thanks a lot.

BRILLIANT.. This i believe is exactly what im struggling with right now..can't wait to practice tonight!!

So Happy Gilmore was right all along

Thank you.. I'll start working on this on my next round at the driving range.

Great drill. Must do for me on the range now.

You mention hanging back. It is possible to hit good shots doing this feeling if you let your arms rotate through from the start of the backswing. This points the face down at the ground. There is a fine line between hanging back too long & being flicky with wrists I find if I only rotate around my centre I can strike with less effort instead of trying to get through the ball on my left side. This ends up in a “muscling through” feel and my shoulders tense. I hold on & the face is open on the follow through

Great drill mate.

must give this a try really interesting

Fantastic lesson once again 🙏

It appears that the shift to the left also reduces the likelihood that you'll pull the ball left. I know when I hang back I get the clubface pointing well left of target.

I’ve found untightening my grip helps with weigh transference too.

I imagine this helps with balance as well. Going to try this at the range later today.

Excellent Jonathan

Maybe we should start a movement where we play like this intead of it just being a drill...I mean its basically the same move baseball players make

I have noticed I have become static so this is the drill for tomorrow. Thank you

This drill works for me .👍 great video Can this drill be used on the course as my normal stroke ?

Great exercise! Thank you. What brand is your driving net?

I may be over doing it on the left side to the point where I stand up out of it and blade the ball. Maybe this drill will make me go fish my golf clubs out of the lake, lol. Seriously this may get me the right movement.

Hey it's nice to have a fellow cerebral palsy bro.

What about getting though the wall on the left side

Jhon, does this drill works with the Driver also? Thank you.

This might be what's missing from my swing, I pick a lot of balls, don't compress irons as much, which sometimes you want when the lie is questionable but it's annoying off the tee

I’m going to have to try this….

John, thanks for this! Just fyi, from 04:36 there is a typo on your text. It says " under the proce" instead of "price".

I hear/see a little Ballard there ;)

I think at some point we are all going to be doing a Happy Gilmore

Looks like a baseball swing

Probably helps to be over 6 feet tall...

I understand the step but seem to swing with my arms after. Any advice from anyone on how to turn?

I sometimes shank the shot when consciously trying to get to my left side and rotate. Thoughts?

What net are you using?

Would it be crazy to actually do this on the course? I mean, if it works, it works right?

but why do we need to move the weight forwards to hit it "properly"? Ive been experimenting with not doing so and my strikes are cleaner than ever....for a mid handicapper the less you move around the better. Just my observation

so club starts moving exact same time foot starts to move forward ......confused

Put 80% of your weight on the left side during set up and leave it there throughout the swing.

Hi John, I've done the ball forward drill ever since I seen it on your channel, you said it was better than the step in drill. Is that still the case or do you think you get more benefit from the step in drill?

Can you please share what kind of net are you using?

Will try tomorrow and I am 77

I have always hit my 7 iron 150 pretty much, having a very neutral stance, neutral grip, relying totally on timing and wrists to generate power. I'm not BAD playing like that, often I hit nice shaped shots etc. But I just spent a session working specially hitting through the ball, taking a divot and driving into my left side and turning hard, and within a single session I am now hitting my Pitching Wedge 150, my 7 was pushing 180. So this definitely works. Question will be how consistent I can get with it, and how it'll go with dodgy lays out on the course

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But I already carry my 8 iron 170 to 175