I think if you listen carefully you will find he is explaining the concept of swinging the club head and the using the club face as two skills you must master and not all the swing theory you get on you tube. When Ernest Jones demonstrated his “ Swing the club head “ principle to the PGA many years ago they rejected it. Their grounds for rejecting it was that once the pupil had learned the concept they would never need another lesson. Therefore their professionals teaching income would drop. They could not find any fault in the concept !!!
@robertminer182Ай бұрын
I love your video, but I would love to see you write a book!
@NapalmLatte5 ай бұрын
Good to see you again Ron. I have both of your video courses and really enjoy your KZfaq content. I started putting your method to work late last year and found that it helped immediately. Can’t wait for some good weather so I can hit the course again. Hope you and the family are doing well.
@LearnTheRealSwing5 ай бұрын
@NapalmLatte Thanks for letting me know. It never fails to astound me as to how quickly the Real Swing concepts, properly applied, get golfers moving the the right direction as quickly as they are implemented. Keep up the good work!
@mcetter12 ай бұрын
Ron, please do ignore the grouch comments. If I may quote you back to you, from the 19:55 mark in this video: "Blah Blah Blah. Aren't you tired of that?". 🙂 I will admit that on occasion I stray from the straight and narrow, usually as a result of trying out new techniques and feels. But when that starts feeling like real work, and not real fun, I go back in my memory to a segment from your Keep it Simple Program video when you riff the guitar. I remind myself to play my 6 iron like you play the 6 string, and within a few balls the range session is fun again.
@fly13275 ай бұрын
Just think of Bubba Watson hitting whiffle balls all around his yard when he was a kid. "But he only won 2 Masters." Yeah, exactly my point. Good to see you, Ron.
@joshplante81425 ай бұрын
I found your channel and watched part one and part two of your videos on your website last year. Your method or instruction I should say greatly improved my fun and performance on the course. I have been improving my clubhead awareness skill, quite a bit through the winter and yesterday on the range I did quite well. It seems my natural swing at the moment creates a straight or fade at my target, and I had to catch myself during practice getting frustrated because I wasn’t able to hit a draw consistently, I think I will focus on getting better at my clubhead swing skill and focus on draws/other later. What do you think?
@LearnTheRealSwing5 ай бұрын
@joshplante8142 Hi Josh, glad to see the Real Swing concepts are working for you. I agree with your thought process. The swinging skill is prerequisite to the striking skill. If your swing is consistently free, fluid, and fast through impact, then the striking skill will naturally develop overtime. And the first priority with the striking skill is to make flush, centre face contact. That develops through clubhead awareness. Once your swinging skill is consistent and you are striking the ball mostly out of the centre of the club face, then you will start to see your ball flight tendencies. If your ball flight is straight mostly with the tendency towards a fade, then I would say to just use that in your approach to your target selection and alignment: always aim a little bit left of target (of course presuming that you are right handed) to allow for your fade. The slightly higher skill of club face awareness - the ability to tweak the rotation of the club face to intentionally draw it, hook it, fade it, or slice it - then comes in to play. This skill is something you must practice for a great deal of time on the range first before you attempt to put it into practice on the course. The difference between hitting a slight fade and hitting a slight draw, the feel of it is so subtle that you can't really produce it in a physical sense. A golfing legend from several decades ago, Byron Nelson, in answer to the question, "how do you draw the ball and fade it?" said, "I think 'draw' or I think 'cut.'" Like Tiger, "Iron" Byron learned to play the game by feel, not swing technique and mechanics. As far as what you should do for yourself, I can't really say it because I don't know where you are at in your level of consistency with flush contact and the parameters of swing path/club face relationship that is producing your ball flight tendencies. Send me a couple of videos of your swing taken with your cell phone from the "looking down the line" perspective, one at regular speed and one in slow motion. Text them to my cell phone, 602-784-0764. I'll have a quick look and then advise from there.' (No charge, no obligation, just spread the word about Real Swing Golf and send your friends my way for online lessons or in person lessons if they live in the Greater Phoenix area.) All the best... Ron Sisson
@joshplante81425 ай бұрын
@@LearnTheRealSwing Thank you so much for this informative reply. I have already shared your site and channel to many of my golfing buddies (most of which are learning the game in their 20’s) and I plan to continue doing so. I am living in WI so I am afraid I will have minimal impact on your lessons in Phoenix 🤣 However, I am very close to Canada. Do you do lessons in Canada as well I’d presume? Thanks!
@LearnTheRealSwing5 ай бұрын
@@joshplante8142 I do lessons in Canada but in the western Canada, north of Washington state/ Montana area. Wisconsin is a little east of the midline of the US (if I have my US geography correct) so that will likely be too much of a trip as well.
@miker55025 ай бұрын
Love the Belt Buckle…flying the flag for “The Great White North!”. Thanks Coach. Cheers from Nova Scotia…MikeR.
@karinamarshall5134 ай бұрын
Bought your ver II video and it all makes sense. Been crazy busy so no real chance to test it all out…plus converting from my left hand hockey swing to right. One real life issue that all us amateur hackers face is really one of hand eye or on this case club eye coordination. I’ve never seen much on this. Consider, some may not have this ability or it’s not developed so any instruction would be difficult. It would be nice if a great primer on developing these basic skills could be covered prior to attempting a golf swing. In any event keep up the great video’s Ron.
@lageronimo80125 ай бұрын
22 minutes of dribble with no details on HOW to accomplish this method. One of the only YT instructors to that is all money first.
@LearnTheRealSwing5 ай бұрын
@lageronimo8012 I used to play basketball in high school so I suppose I could potentially teach people how to dribble. But I teach golf now so I didn't include any dribble instruction in this video.😉 You may want to read through the more than 100 unsolicited testimonials I have on my website saying things like... “Pure genius approach to the game, so simple it’s almost stupid….” “I’ve not been this excited about a swing concept in my life and can’t wait to get to the range tomorrow… I thought to myself, ‘Can it be this simple?’ “ “Frankly, I don’t understand why your method hasn’t completely changed the golf teaching industry…..” “I have searched every method under the sun and tried everything but your Real Swing Golf Method has been the best by far!” “When I learned this I went from shooting mid 90’s to mid 70’s within a week. …It really is that simple!” Here is the link to the Real Swing Golf Testimonials page if you are so inclined: realswinggolf.com/testimonials/ Granted, the Real Swing approach might not be your cup of tea, especially if you are big into trying to find the "secret" through some special bio-mechanical technique. You are certainly free to go down the KZfaq golf instruction rabbit hole to search for that "magic move" that will lead you to ball striking Nirvana. Unfortunately, the reality is that there are certain skills that every golfer needs but few will ever develop due to the fact that the vast majority of golfers and golf instructors alike are fixated on the idea that the club will just whirl through space at unbelievable speed and strike with incredible precision and close to perfectly square at contact if all the right mechancial moves are made and each body part behaves to within one sixteenth of an inch tolerance... If that is what you are seeking, I'll say to you, "To each their own, good luck with that, and all the best to you." If you would like to at least give the concept an honest look, then I would offer the following: If you live in the greater Phoenix area, come and see me for an hour long lesson at no charge. If not, we can have a live online lesson for 90 minutes - again at no charge. Once you fully understand the concepts and have had a chance to put them into practice, then you might have a different perspective. Deal?
@Vermonstered4 ай бұрын
@@LearnTheRealSwingThe hilarious part of your entire process is you think relying upon reviews from 100+ shot golfers means your system is infallible. Never mind completely butchering what pro's actually say to contort it into something you believe in. Quite literally, because you believe in a gravity only accelerated swing, you will never effectively hit out of the sand or rough, period. Due to no ability to accelerate through any obstacle before the ball, it does increase repeatability with hackers though... And of course those are who you target. 😉