JD, I don't comment very often but I wanted to tell you that I really appreciate your approach. In my experience, every throwing sport features the body responding appropriately and naturally to what the intent of the arms and hands are dictating. It has become evident to me that if we can teach our arms and hands, our body will always follow and support the motion appropriately. Great presentation of concepts, by you, that are overly complicated by many modern teachers. Thank you!

I know a lot of people that should be watching this video. Many thanks.

I bought your very first VHS instructional on the swing plane back in like 2005. Gosh,so long ago and I think I actually still have it. Glad to see you are still teaching John!

Thank you for sharing John.

Such a great video John🙌

Hi John at 75 I do my less then 1&1/2 second drill by swinging my handle that is actually the counterweight of my golf club at the very start of my swing to the very ends of my swing. Ed Merrins was the first to talked about it; but never explain much how to actually do it. Merrins claimed to have taught Jack Nicklaus and said Jack won a tournament shortly afterward I honestly believe this one particular drill done correctly can be mastered by 99 percent of golfers to develop a great golf swing of their own When the weather get better in NH I hope to show it and explain it further on video. Cheers

John it appears to me and I would love your opinion on this, that this drill would help with an overly long backswing. I’ve had this problem for years and usually it’s my shoulder turn outrunning my arms. Love the simplicity of this drill!

swing-swing also helps with tempo!

Thank you for a great tip and video good sir!

Very thank you .

This is the exact drill that terry rowles told me to do to learn my release. Also same drill to improve chipping. How long do you need to do this for it be ingrained?

John, this set off some great light bulbs. Thanks. Can you help me more with straightening the arms past impact and thus "flipping on the target side of the ball. Any ideas or drills woiuld be appreciated. Rotating from the get go with "flat" left wrist is awesome. Love your channel. Steve

John, along the lines of the previous comment, do you have any notion of the hips moving first on the downswing and the arms following? Or are you just focusing on the "swing swing" and not thinking about the lower body?

thanks john for this video. does this swing swing help keep my back to target longer ? i have a tendency to come over the top and fade/slice the ball. thanks john

I think it is difficult way to keep ball straight it will hook tremendously sooner or later.

Ernest jones

I hook when i do that.

Everyone is missing the throw part of the swing.

The key to swinging is to understand what swinging is: to 'swing' means, not to add ANY leverage to the handle of the club throughout the swing.