Keep the videos coming. I am getting closer

I feel like my eyes like to see overhand. How does all this work differently if your swing is more like Rory’s. I’m a good player +3 but can get really lost some days just cuz I don’t know where to look

Can't unsee 5:24 and 5:35.

Hey Frozen Divots do you by chance give lessons

But I have no clue how to do the backswing. I get what you want with that bottle you lifted but I need to see it with two hands and then how to come down to that below the elbow position in full speed..do you drop it there or do you do that splay thing out to get there?

I tried chipping like that now. Works really well

A crow bar is a typical lever. The lever’s fulcrum is the corner of the crow bar. The handle is the long end, the head the short end. The ground being fixed allows us to lever against it and gain the mechanical advantage by pulling on the long end of the crow bar. Now I have noticed that a golf club is like a crow bar in that there is a heavy end and a light end which positions the fulcrum nearer to the head. The linear momentum of the whole system will be maintained according to conservation of momentum (Newtons Laws) so will require external force to change it (us exerting force on the grip) The linear momentum of the club plays the part of the fixed ground because when you pull on the handle the heavy end (head) will experience a torque around the fulcrum which is the compression being spoken about in the video ( in my opinion). If there was no linear momentum then there would be nothing to lever against (no ground) and no levering effect. The linear momentum is the stage (pre-condition) upon which the leverage (torque) puts on a show (compression), sorry 😳 Mr FrozenDivots (I don’t know your name) presumably has figured out an action that allows us to take full advantage of this crow bar levering effect in mid air. I have done this on a more basic level where I drop the club down linearly towards the ball and then pull hard and upwards on the handle coming in to impact. I get a ball contact where I can actually hear the ball spinning, like a hissing sound. The nearest analogy I can come up with is a crow bar. I wonder am I close to the KZfaqr’s concept, probably not. Words are not good for this. A picture is worth a thousand words 😢

I actually changed my chipping and pitching to having the low clubhead. No more fat shots. I used to pick it up like you said and go ‘down’. Please post the cone video again because that shape now make total sense. Thanks FD!

COAM was a big part of Joe Dante's book Winning Golf, The Four Magic Moves, essentially doing a forward press ,holding trail wrist backwards all the way thru impact while body turn does the complete job.

Do you have a video of your full swing?

So no flat lead wrist?

Wild Bill Mehlhorn

Awesome!! Thank you!

This is the same move that Bryson had a huge breakthrough on a few years ago. Helped him hit consistent draws. He has a KZfaq video where he catches the moment he figures it out

.. wouldn’t the lead arm have to be bent at the elbow to do this splay release. All your demos of it show your lead elbow going from bent to straight. Is that part of your method, bent lead elbow after transition?

I am new to your YT channel and I am truly amazed about the compression principle through the trail arm “torque pendulum” your proposing for the golf swing. I have over 50 years of golf experience and I am a 3-handicapper and yet this is all new to me. I tried your method for the first time in the range this morning and experienced an immediate surge of power from my irons!! My 7-iron went from an average of 150 yards of carry to 165 ! As you said, this method is completely counter-intuitive but it tremendously works!! However, I found difficult to apply these important concepts to my driver and to a lesser extent my fairway woods. Could the ball sitting on the tee peg instead of on the ground imply ajustements on how to apply the compression? Any suggestions? Cheers! Jean-Pierre

.. here is Martin Ayers showing various counter balancing motions like hammer throw, looks like the Min Woo Lee example kzfaq.info/get/bejne/muCopMWrzqmbn2Q.htmlsi=ub7yia9YiY_L73fy Martin found it very hard to explain himself as well, it’s a difficult thing to convey obviously. When I try these moves transition feels like the club acts like a helicopter blade above my head and drops down behind me. The torsion move in this video with the can is Martin Ayers claw move, there’s no doubt about it in my mind. Martin doesn’t show how to unfurl it though. Here is Martin demonstrating the furling of the torsion arm kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nsp1ZKqSlqvSYYU.htmlsi=0c7SonCqlj16patk

The triangle amplification part has reminded me of a Cooper Osborne video where he teaches a push shot. But the full swing he says to feel like keeping palm on top of shaft facing the ball and then punch/push through it. Not sure if you’ve heard of him or if I’m on the right lines with the triangle amplifier part. His teacher was Tom Tomasello

Great videos! Thank you!

This is sort of bizarre. Youre showing how to throw a football or a ball of some kind while holding a can of anti freeze and referring to a golf swing. Huh?

My god i thought kamala harris could talking without saying anything. But you are outdoing her😂😂😂😂

Heady stuff. Love it!

Full backswing, please ... Address through contact! ⛳🏌

Thanks! 😃 I think Martin Ayers do a similar move?

Thanks FD. That makes a lot of sense :)

Do this with a club in your hand!

Thanks. This helps.

It’s the torsion arm going backwards. Your last video was the opposite. Load and unload.

Why don’t we see you shanking, I mean hitting balls?

Can you do your whole golfswing in slowmotion? So i can see when club goes up in motion. Feels like the club should kind of stop..

At 2:26, I’m getting this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It’s also the shape you had posted. Please put that video up again!!!!! That’s it, right? F yeah it is

What about the driver?

Hey Frozen, nice to see you out and about again. I'll catch up when I can, RR.

How does one go about getting access to or involved with the email group? I have always been a big fan of Lee Comeaux and have spent four hours on a cold late September morning in Chicago with Michael Broderick. Thank you for sharing such great information and now going back and watching the original Lee/Rock videos, you can see him talking about and demonstrating the compression move.

Aaahhhh…I always wondered on the Vardon part. So I see why I would over compress, as I called it. More great info.

Trombone release pure Vardon 🔥 great explanation 👍

Not sure if I’ve missed it, but what do you mean by needing resistance? Also since trying to get my ‘torsion arm’ down to compress like you’ve shown us, I feel like my swing is only the second part of your shopping cart analogy and not the first? By focusing on compressing down my back swing feels like an ‘up’ swing and my trail hand automatically stays on top of the shaft. Is that how it should feel? I’m hitting well with it but just wondering if I should be feeling the 2 parts of the shopping cart analogy and not just the second part. Sorry for the long message but I hope that make sense. Thanks

You don’t have comments on in the force and the other geometry video. I get the force one but what does the geometry one mean concerning golf?

Why go from that move like a standard swing in the first place …why not just start with compressive move right from the start of the down swing?

How is your backswing?

way to technical. Just demonstrate what you're on about instead of waffling on with technicalities and creating more confusion. KISS. Keep it simple stupid.. Clay Ballard is another one who gets too tecnical. Another golf pro who confuses more than he displays.

World class info!👍👍

Could you please make a vide where you talk in very plain, simple English showing us exactly what to do and how to do it. Most of us are not smart enough to understand your physics terminology. Thanks so much!!

Things are difficult to explain aren’t they frozen? I did 187 vids on Cmotion in 2104 and learned a few things from Lee. The one thing he told me in our first conversation was find myself. Much water has passed under the bridge since then and I have done just that. One thing I’ve noticed Lee does well is keeping the shaft on the ball flight line which is the only plane one needs to understand to hit pure shots. Like your stuff especially resistance which I reference as a brake. Lee is very smart and I’ve always respected his coaching, he’s a good mentor. Have fun, because I had a blast with him for 3 years. Thanks

Just swinging a club in my office and Holy F’ing Power!!!!!!

Golf, a two part action, I never knew that. I’ve heard of swingers and hitters where the hitters actively extend the right arm but this corkscrew compression move with the right arm is new to me. I wonder do swingers do that as well or maybe neither do it, can’t wait to try this out, it makes sense, thanks very much for the video

Would I be right in thinking that your coming into the ball with the heel? face open? . And then you do this move down at the ball? I have had pretty good success coming into the ball with the heel as the club feels like it naturally squares up at impact because of the design of the club. My struggle is hitting thin of the ground due to lack of compression, your explanation of this down move is what I think I’ve been missing. I’m glad I’ve found your videos, thanks for the help. I’ve watched Lee C for a long time but couldn’t really understand him very well. He seems to have deleted all his videos now which is a shame

Which way does the trail arm twist into the ball, as im looking down at my hands my arm is rotating clockwise?

Thanks again!

.. yes the reason we gain angular momentum is because we are bracing against the ground while trying to twist the torso and pull the club down. Force multiplied by Time equals Momentum so if we are applying force while bracing then your angular momentum is increasing for as long as we are applying force from our muscles etc At impact the momentum has built up and presumably we want to maximise the momentum of our extremity which is the club or our hands I suppose. To do this we need to change shape like the skater. If our distribution of mass comes closer to the axis of rotation then our angular velocity goes up. I presume that’s what we want? What’s the best way to do this, hmmm 🤔