This Hand Action Unlocks MASSIVE Speed and LASER Accuracy!

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  @Inmotion70 · 1 year ago · pinned

  🚨 The real secret to distance AND accuracy starts with the hands… 🚨<br><br>Hope this video clears up the mystery for you! 💥<br><br>👉 Which part gave you that lightbulb moment?<br>(Or… did this expose something you’ve been doing wrong? Be honest! 😂)

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• TI

  @timwell59 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Thank you Steve. The club pro that sponsored the youth league at the country club my dad belonged to taught me the crack of the wrist over arm speed principle when I was around 12 years old to correct my persistent slice. That was 55 years ago. Once I synchronized the timing between them, I was hitting straight shots and farther than everyone else my age. When I transitioned to the men&apos;s league at 16, I was out driving the big majority of the men in the league. Playing 3 days a week recreationally at 18, I expected to shoot par rounds. However, not being an organized league I never calculated what my handicap would be. Then life happened taking me away from playing golf resorting to playing only occasionally (maybe 50 rounds) throughout the years until retirement. Now that I&apos;m retired with time to play at the age of 67, I&apos;d like to get my par game back. It had been so long since I had played regularly, I had to go back to basics 101. Once I had corrected my consistently inconsistent strikes, I wasn&apos;t getting the distance I used to even know I was concentrating on snapping my wrists at the contact point. With my goal of increasing club head speed and already snapping my wrists, I saw the only way of doing that was to increase my arm speed to add to my wrist speed resulting in no additional distance and inconsistent hook, slice, down the middle shots. Buy addressing the ball on the forward edge of my front foot instead of the inside of it, I found consistency again with a slight gain in distance, but still less than 250 yards. I found the missing link in this video. Not slowing the left arm/wrist allowing my right wrist to have the maximum leverage it could have. I can&apos;t wait to get back to the range to prove that was the reason. However if I went today, I&apos;d look more like I&apos;m practicing playing golf in the rain than enhancing my driving distance. So I say to all strikers; if you&apos;re doing everything your coach says to do and everything you do looks good on video, but you&apos;re not getting the results you were told you should get, it might be something you can only feel and not be seen. In all of the coaching tip videos I&apos;ve watched in my return to golf journey and knowing why the snap of the wrists is so important to club head speed, all of the tip videos about increasing distance were about address position, posture, and proper arm swing path. I&apos;ve know what Steve is explaining here for 55 years. Your arms can only swing 15-20 mph. Your wrists can snap at 3-5 times that speed. Once they are synchronized, your club head speed is tremendously faster than either one of them by their self. And once you do synchronize them to neuromuscular memory via repetition, it just automatically and consistently happens. That&apos;s what I&apos;m back to working on after having my clubs dry docked for so many years. And with absolute confidence it works from archived experience. These new high-tech clubs won&apos;t add anything to your game if you&apos;re not striking the ball correctly with the most kinetic energy you can compress it with. JMHO

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  @carllundberg7227 · 1 year ago

  Steve, great video. All things I&apos;ve been working on for longer drives. One retort to the hook complaint, you need the shoulder tilt to prevent that. Left shoulder pulls up, right goes down. If you are too upright with the left shoulder pulling back, right going forward, that can cause the hook. Using exactly the things you describe in the video got me a 330 drive Friday on Toptracer, and I&apos;m 64. It works!

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  @davead6578 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I wish more of these YouTube instructors would present similar POV and slow motion swing examples of what they are trying to say. It ties it all together so well. Thanks, Steve, for showing how it should be done. I would love to see a similar presentation of swings out of a sand trap.

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  @bga9388 · 1 year ago (edited)

  This video lesson is one of Steve&apos;s best IMHO. It basically sums up the stepping stones of his knowledge, tips and tricks Steve has offered here on YT. Thank you for sharing.

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  @MarcL1313 · 6 months ago

  I&apos;ve been playing golf on and off for 50 years and this is the best description of the swing I&apos;ve ever seen. &nbsp;Thanks for this.

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  @dennisobrycki4029 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Damn the flat earthers Steve !<br>You can lead a horse 🐎 to water but you can&apos;t make him drink! <br>Keep up the great work . <br>This is a great elaboration of your previous videos on this topic.<br>Much appreciated <br>🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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  @davekoehler1125 · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaeWGeWbdTg&amp;t=1130">18:50</a> shake out the arms, suppleness drill: 1min<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaeWGeWbdTg&amp;t=1160">19:20</a> left arm pole wrap drill, 10x w/ stick<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaeWGeWbdTg&amp;t=1169">19:29</a> left arm choked up short iron pole wrap 10x<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaeWGeWbdTg&amp;t=1183">19:43</a> two hand pole wrap w/ stick 10x<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaeWGeWbdTg&amp;t=1200">20:00</a> two hand short iron pole wrap 10x<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaeWGeWbdTg&amp;t=1255">20:55</a> left arm whip w/ stick and radar, 20-30x<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaeWGeWbdTg&amp;t=1343">22:23</a> chair drill<br><br>Awesome content; thanks Steve!

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  @chaddy-me-boy8299 · 1 year ago

  First time viewer. <br>I’m a consumer nut case of golf videos. I think I found the new #1 video, that shows more of what I’ve never seen anyone else show! <br>Congrats man, TY! 🤜

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  @JohnEvans-e6t · 1 year ago

  Thank you Steve! The POV angle is extremely helpful.

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  @DingleBerryMcBee · 1 year ago

  This release fixed my driver, long iron, and woods slice. NOBODY covers it! Its very easy to time and completely changed my golf game! This one move would put instructors out of business.

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  @sandeepstar · 4 months ago

  Fantastic video - love the POV angle.