Stick with Milo. I think sometimes you get too many cooks in the kitchen and it’s prob causing your brain to go into overload. Keep it simple.

@@RobertMoore-pt9ep The lesson did not take long but had the biggest impact on what Brendon has desperately wanted to achieve a correct and natural way of getting forward lean on the shaft at impact what he calls lag tension. Brendon has been contriving and doing his best to manufacture impact and Milo has shown him it is a byproduct of doing the right things and the right things are quite simple when shown how. He is onto something here and needs to reinforce it and make it a habit and do what Milo advocates when learning something new, do it over and over SLOWLY to build it in. This is something he does not do he flitters around like a butterfly going from one fad to the next in hope of finding the magic trick that will put it all together. That is destined to fail , he needs to learn how to dig in and practice and build in the right habits so they get in the body and he has been shown the right habit here he needs to cultivate, he needs to talk to Milo about how to structure a training program to get what he has just learned in his body so it is habit before moving on. In practical terms the 2 guys he needs to stick with and go through the training are Milo and Tim Yelverton with the putting and short game and just practice over and over the principles they teach bit by bit so the changes are in him.

@@johnhue8933 In fairness, he flitters around for content as well. And I appreciate that as a viewer.

Baseball looks similar but the angle is completely different. In golf gravity and momentum "catch the club up" and square it as long as you learn to turn your chest.

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Pool noodle station he makes.

For sure!

Looking forward to working with you!

yeah I'm fairly consistent with my pressure shift now. confused about how I should use the right arm though. ttys B

He has both for sure. Length and accuracy

Right elbow should be wide. Hit “up and open fades” with driver. Hit up on it with your chest open and it will be solid fades.

@@BEBETTERGOLF probably explains why it was terrible with the driver. Didn’t feel right at all lol. But I was so convinced because of how damn well it worked with the irons! Thanks!

Glad you’re enjoying the game more! Nice work!!

That’s why I hate drills

@@BEBETTERGOLF why do you think it doesn’t blend? Do you just lose it after a certain backswing length or when you go a certain speed?

Yes and yes. Milo and I talked about this for a long time this day. I don’t know what the missing link is yet. Milo wants me going up and down the ladder blending it

Big difference I agree. Mostly mental. If there is that big a difference u are probably flipped

Definitely!

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Thx Mark

How would that transfer to a full swing?

@@BEBETTERGOLF i dont know why it does! maybe its easier to feel the flow or it helps the big muscles co -ordinate with soft arms, or you have to use the ground and big muscles due to wide stance and/or you have total control of the shaft and dont do handsy flip. Anyway Milos drill is great and i do at least 30 % of my practice with these sort of drills but when i was a hacker i just wanted to wack it as hard as i could.

PS for a valid reply you would have to ask MC,hes based in texas,another original thinker and dedicated to teaching golf like Milo is. Thanks for all the great videos and hope you have some good comp scores this year reflecting your massively improved swing and distance gains.

@@BEBETTERGOLF On reflection the drill is probably demonstrating/harnessing the power of Tai Chi! Where extreme dynamic power is a result of practising slow controlled movements connected to the ground. Ive never done tai chi but i think MC is an expert.

If a player has the mobility they should use it. Most of the members of my club are over 60 and working on better pivot makes them better

@@MiloLinesGolf I’m 67 and I’d say the difference is psychological because the hands release feels more powerful and satisfies the need to “hit” the golf ball which I’ve done most of my golfing life.. The body release is a completely different strike in fact it doesn’t feel like a “hit” at all. I was astonished how far the ball went when I did the half swing drill because the club just released it self in fact even now it still feels like I’m holding the club off the whole swing but on video it’s releasing with shaft lean. I’m reasonably fit but making this work had nothing to do with my flexibility it was about replacing an old subconscious move with a new one. I did this drill twice weekly and nothing else for 3 months, still do it now. It was chaos at first but it is now becoming second nature/subconscious and I’m loving how effortless it feels and I’m addicted to the compressed impact. Thanks Milo

@@martynbarter6151 love it!!!

@@MiloLinesGolf Thanks for the acknowledgment Milo, I live in London UK and take lessons every 6 weeks or so it’s a hobby within itself working on the swing. My pro is teaching me the same elements you cover in your posts. Your explanations and teaching adds so much clarity to what we’re working on plus your drills are so effective for me. Glad I found you bro, you are a gifted teacher and I hope you reap the rewards you deserve.

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I know. I wanna do this same lesson but know how far the drill swings are going.

You never need to feel like you’re actively releasing. It’s next to impossible to prevent the wrist lever from unloading when you move it in a circular arc at speed.

I can too! Just not well, lol

Pretty cool aid. I don’t generally use training aids much however

I talked with Mike before and we did a Be Better School at his place in Lake Mary. Tony and Mike are on the same page with arms swing speed kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdR9ptCkrsWuips.html

@@BEBETTERGOLF what are your honest thoughts on the two ie arm speed keep shoulders back vs arm speed through body rotation?

Thanks for Filming ED!

Thx Ed

Not in the first hour 😂

Reminded me of The U documentary.

Idk. He said he started doing that because DUVALL was world #1 when he started. And it just stuck. Gear measured Milo and he is the most open player they have measured. He is also the most accurate long player I have ever played with. Connection? Not sure

@@BEBETTERGOLF Didn't Lorena Ochoa have that move as well? And Annika Sorenstam? Both world #1's for a while...

@@BEBETTERGOLF there is a connection I have extremely low rate of closure and no manipulation in the hitting area which is why I hit it straight without any practice

@@RCGolf yes that tends to be the case

This would be a good topic for a video...IMO. head rotation that promotes the chest to open to target and promote the lead hip to clear

Can u elaborate on how that happens?

@@BEBETTERGOLF imagine this situation... if you watch your arms and hands the connectors to the club. picture where the speed is. is the right arm and hand moving at a constant MPH[speed] ! and then the left hand shuts down not producing any mph [speed] what if that left lead arm and hand was still producing speed with no stall out wouldn't the overall speed be faster having both hands accelerating together... a great drill to start getting that lead arm And hand to continue accelerating past arm and chest connection limits. is to dissociate them... try putting a range basket under your lead arm to see this work. you'll start to see that you can tow into the ball better plus start to see the lead arm still producing speed to the overall equation!!!!! not shutting down to match up just because hand eye coordination makes it. you have to trick your hand eye coordination to continue to produce speed moving forward not flipping and stalling. I think from watching you can easily get up to a 118 average with new highs in the 120s. ONCE you get that arm to start producing speed disassociate FROM THE CHEST. NOW WATCH CAMERON CHAMP and DJ

@@ryancseplo5824 great comment. I’ve been working on this. When I focus on leading with my left side and accelerating my left hand and arm all the way through, my pivot automatically kicks in and I get a full release of my right side👍

Ball speed during the contest were around 203 for drew and 186 for Milo

Drew Hasn’t found his top yet 😳. Me on the other hand I’m only getting slower. I work on my game maybe 30 minutes per month these days.

Yes

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It’s natural tho. Who cares about slow mo. It’s got to happen dynamically and that can only be proven at / near full speed.

To clarify when I say throw I’m talking about manually releasing it or pulling the arms forward and flipping the head at the ball. A true throw is released by momentum which is what we want we just want it to happen through the ball not at or before it.

@@MiloLinesGolf Milo, I understand all teachers of the golf swing are trying to teach the proper mechanics of the swing, most often from their personal perspective. I was just making mention of the past video's of Malaska on this KZfaq channel who was teaching a "tipping " from the top and his "throwing " motion through impact.

@@MiloLinesGolf One more thing, One of the best golf books ever written was PGA professional Mike Hebron "Feel and see the inside move the outside". I think that book is what most today are trying to teach in their own ways. This game is tough LOL. Back in the day it was taught on feels, today we have GEARS that actually show the real data.

@@MiloLinesGolf I remember the 9 ball flight rules I was taught back in the 1980s. today GEARS and other software deemed those false. I owned several course records and recorded a 59 in competition back then with those false assumptions. HaHa go figure.

@@godsdozer well the interesting thing is that if you try to point the face at the target and swing the the right or left you’ll almost always get the face aimed slightly right for draws and slightly left for fades it just wasn’t quite understood but good players could control the ball just as well then as now.

Sorry can spill the beans. It was close tho

What I’m suggesting is you don’t use your muscles to release the club. Release is automatic and will time itself better if you create the proper conditions and get out of the way.

@@MiloLinesGolf Got it, I think I see what you’re saying. I think the feeling I’m going to try and achieve this with is feeling like I have a more open chest at impact while keeping supple wrists. Thanks for the feedback!

I have SO many. Probably tomorrow. Find the DREW COOPER playlist, they are on There first

He drove in for this shoot and immediately drove back was out here about 6 hours. We did La Quinta because it was a good spot for both of us.

BE BETTER GOLF oh okay dang

Body turns back towards target while left arm stays up.

Working on it! Got any good ideas for me?

@@MiloLinesGolf the Lines line of visual aides used in golf. Come up with something that has to do with lines in a package that helps the golfer set up or swing properly. Tons of combinations. Draw lines on a tool that assists the average golfer how to set up to different shots for example. Lines are the theme here where your name mimics the products. Lines lines etc. Milo’s Lines will line you up to better golf! Anyways, that’s all I’ve got. lol You have to come up with something unique in this regard. Something that will help the average golfer find a better approach to their swing.

If I can do it without Milo holding my hand through the process. yes I will.

@@BEBETTERGOLF looks really good!

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No. Can that help? What do u mean?

Whatever u can hit the ball better with. Hall of fame has both styles. Tiger has said either one depending on the time of his career. Try it and see if it benefits u

I teach multiple tour players and they all do this drill often. It’s an exaggeration of what will happen under speed but for the player that stall flips its a great impact feel