@@jab1110 Thanks, Jorgen J!😀

@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!

@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?

​@@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. 😉

@jumpnjy I can definitely agree that the difference in trajectory is a dead giveaway. But the idea that my hands and arms are outracing my body on one swing but not the other... I don't buy it. I don't have the most aggressive hip and body turn through the ball as my body does this instinctively to protect my back. So the fact that my hands and arms lead and the body turn tends to lag behind? That happens on every swing. Every time I do try to use a lot of twisting and torque to turn my body through the ball by attempting to straighten the target side leg to turn aggressively around that leg? My back says, "Nope! Not doing that! That hurts way too much!" Please feel free to edit the two swings together, overlapping them one on top of the other, time synchronize them and then show me the differences. Make sure to include the measurements of the differences... For example: "The hands/arms out raced the legs and body by 1&1/2 inches on shot A vs shot B." I look forward to your reply video.

Video shows what has happened It’s more difficult to determine why Video analysis is often a description of the symptoms Knowledge of swing mechanics (I know you’re not a fan however it is a thing if used correctly) tells you that the leading edge of the club contacted the ball first because the club head passed the handle/hands. There are physical reasons why this happens A brain fart comes to mind 😂 Joking aside the brain is the control centre of all thing’s physical It is the culprit 100% of the time! What I believe you are doing with your students is allowing them to use their brain to make the calculations and send messages to their body parts to accomplish the task. It should be noted that the brain succeeds 100% of the time The problems lie in the correct instructions to the brain. Continue to help folks get enjoyment out of this wonderful game! Cheers J

If you are looking for free golf lessons, look elsewhere. You can find my Digital Download Videos here: realswinggolf.com/styled-9/RSG%20DVD.html You can have lessons with me live over the internet -- like a Zoom meeting without the boredom. Information about live online lessons here: realswinggolf.com/styled-8/Lessons.html And just remember: You get what you pay for... "The cost of the best advice is infinitesimal in comparison with the amount of money frequently wasted without it." - Dr. Alister MacKenzie Augusta National Course Designer

Read Ernest Jones book 'Swing the clubhead'. Basically learn to swing the clubhead and establish a relationship with your hands and the club face. Imagine that you are striking the ball with the back of your and sense the weight of the head through your hands. Swing don't apply leverage to the shaft

You missed the point of his whole teachings.

@@skesno309 Been talking to him directly in another thread. I haven't missed a thing, you've simply been misled.

@@Vermonstered Lol

@@skesno309 I know, it's really difficult to believe people believe this guy when 100% of all pro's disagree. Even little kids learning to swing a baseball bat know better. Unsurprisingly, that's your best retort. 😜 There's reasons why he explicitly says he teaches 95+ golfers only.

Both have floppy wrists and end up with varying amounts of inverted 'C' torso positioning as well among other issues. This whole thing is like saying a non ideal swing can't hit a decent shot. That's incorrect. Just like a near perfect swing can't thin a ball per this example. That's a dumb way to look at anything as golf is about consistency and repeatability.

My fake shoulder turns are a result of Father Time... I'm pushing 60 so things aren't as flexilble as they used to be. The ball didn't care how much my shoulders turned, just how much speed my feeble old body can produce. Big shoulder turns are not the primary speed producers in the golf swing anyway. That's why I focused in the last few years on deepening my lag which is where 95% of the speed is produced in a golf swing. Check out my video "Do the big muscles create the power in the golf swing?" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oc5xlNer1eC1lH0.html

@@LearnTheRealSwing And again, just making this a separate post for emphasis. You aren't not using your 'big muscles'. Your knee bend, your partial weight shift, your head drop at impact and your poor but still there shoulder turn are just a few indicators to show you are. Just no where near potential because you're intentionally trying to emphasize floppy wrists because you've trained yourself into thinking anything beyond 1/3rd of your potential body torque is bad and spent now a decade learning how to swing poorly. So when you try to incorporate more of your body, it requires a different body movement and you hit it poorly since you don't have the muscle memory or your body timing and control is poor when incorporating more movement which develops torque. You've convinced yourself into having a sub optional and definitely weak swing. The release of torque is what creates strong swings. Lag does next to nothing if no torque is imparted upon that lever. Your swing is simply what most people call their 40-50% effort smooth swing used for pitching or a less lofted club to penetrate into the wind with a few extra power leaks.

@@Vermonstered Please reply with a link to a KZfaq video demonstrating the swing that you are describing, be it your own swing or someone else's so that I can see the differences between my inefficient swing and your efficient, bio-mechanically correct swing.

@@LearnTheRealSwing 🤦 I'm not going to spoon feed you the very basics of any rotational sport. All of this is all well documented and ANY pro at any golf course will tell you the same. Without torque from body rotation your lag means basically nothing and you're just allowing gravity to do it's thing. You've already made it clear you've deluded yourself with a decade of self taught nonsense, nothing I say will change that.

Well, yes I do tease but... there is some 'how to' in the first videos that I put out back in 2010. Shhh... don't tell anybody.🤫☺. But seriously, I would ask you... whatever it is that you do for a living, do you do it for free? If you own a business, do you give away your product for free? If yes to both of those questions, I can certainly get where you are coming from. If not, then I'll wait to give away my stuff for free once you go first. I'm currently in the south east of the Greater Phoenix area in Gilbert, AZ so you don't have to fly all the way to Canada. I'll do a two for one deal: buy one lesson and you'll get two. You can come to Gilbert or we can do the lessons live on line. Whaddya say? And just remember: You get what you pay for... "The cost of the best advice is infinitesimal in comparison with the amount of money frequently wasted without it." - Dr. Alister MacKenzie Augusta National Course Designer