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I personally wouldn't want any psychedelics before my lesson, but you do you. I'm playing, but , seriously, I do think he definitely has some good golf instruction.

Funny thing is that my practice swing is tour pro level (no ball) great turn great great separation great lag full Release etc my actual swing is 6hcp (ball) huh 🤔……the ball is the problem 😩

I've never heard someone talk so much kaka

I’m into the physics of the swing but I don’t know about “resonance.” There are analogies for various parts of the golf swing. Some call it a pendulum motion but it really isn’t, more like a trebuchet. I do think “mechanics” are where it is at. Was true back in the Ben Hogan days and true now. Some people that aren’t the best gofers are sure of their mechanical approach. One guy told me “you can’t turn too much” in the golf swing. I respectfully disagreed.

whad i tell you? quit monkey’n around with all this bs. vet terry rowles with your platform and finally do something that actually contributes

This channel would be decent if the guy running it never spoke.

That's was very interesting, Brendan, I haven't played on a golf course for over a year now, because of a few injuries and joint replacement, anyway , I looked thru most of the top coaches available on social media for many years now, only to figure out a better and easier way on my body, so I came up with 2 very great teachers that are a bit differnt in there own ways, they both get their pionts across, but I believe there after the same goal in how the body responds to movement and pressure, first teachers Dan Martin with the Pro, outstanding concepts he puts out , and Mike Malaska a little more sturn in his approach, but both understand how the differnt body parts respond to differnt movements in an effortless way, and of course you Brendan, you get the relentless trophy for greatest golf mind ,who has interviewed more golf instructors, professionals, professors, etc etc etc. incredible journey you've made so far, but this video is right on piont with the 2 teachers I mentioned, and trust me , know ones reinventing the wheel just making us understand what's actually happening, the biggest word in golf that should be talked about expectations, the word or thought will destroy every beginner if you bring your ego to the game of golf.we can never control the outcome just the effort put fourth.Thanks again great stuff.

The fastest, most reliable, most illuminating way to learn this... is through short game practice. You simply learn more about the/your swing in 1/10th the time practicing short than you can learn on the range. A great short game is all about 1 part force going back and 2 part going through, slotting, tempo, rotation (yes), low point, path, efficiency, etc. You have to learn to walk before you can run.

A stick doesn't have an angled face on it. That's the problem. You need to hit a precise point on the stick at a precise point on the box without any real deviation in the direction the point on the stick is facing.

Brendon this is so very interesting. I find it funny that golf pros were teaching a method of swinging a club not really understanding why those forces worked the way they did. They just knew that good golfers/pros had success hitting these positions. Hell I have taken lessons from pros that number these positions and expect you to hit position 5 or 3 and you will hit the ball longer. My brain is so full of useless advice that I no longer have room for real advice😢

Brendan, who told you he was a member of a secret physics group?

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The belly is the engine of the swing...The spring... We don't hold (focus on) the engine, we hold the handle.... The focus of creating tempo and rhythm is in the handle. The handle and body must be in correspondence....(resonance) This comes to Radius, the handle has a consistent radius as he swings the club in two fingers.... As I write this I believe our wrists (effortlessly so as they will release in resonance) are maintaining the radius of the shaft in relation to the whole

I don't get how the resonant frequency applies to the golf swing. True, the club has a natural frequency, just like a pendulum - very slow. But that's not at all what's happening with a golf club during a real swing which is much, much faster. There's a much more complicated formula for that, taking into account the force vectors applied to the grip. That said, the idea that, for pros, the downward force is roughly double the takeaway force is very interesting.

These days I get the feeling of waiting more than ever, due to Martin Ayers, his force counter force idea, I call it bouncing off a forward press, but also Milo Lines feeling of the club lagging behind, it feels weird at first, but it works. I can say without equivocation that I am better at golf now than I was. At least my club tab says so.

The time conversion doesn’t work with the resonance model. If someone can post the conversion and make it sensible, do so.

Converting the time throws the resonance model out the window.

Great historic content. There is real value to this. Excellent interview

2:05 this is how I learned...one frame at a time

I've never had enough power to hit the ball a long way. 57 years and never broken 90.

Really Good Brendan. For a spring to work it has to be anchored at one end. The ability to change direction of the club has much to do with your range of motion. The more supple you are the more anchor you need. Instead of flaring you back foot try square or even wound counter to your back swing. Now when you hurl the club into orbit it seeks the down motion because it ran it's limit. Now you have your doubling effect your looking for.

Brendon DeVore is the People’s Champ of golf instruction! No one has pushed the envelope more!

Il cameratismo e il supporto qui sono fonte di ispirazione.💝

its magical when you gain the rotational feel with your arms behind, and feel the release "down the line" as the phrase goes

I feel like yea when you hit a box with a stick you look great but the prob with the golf swing is your aiming at something. There is a clubface to control and a swing direction which, in my mind why practice swings look so good, there are no consicuences.

Great video. I look forward to more videos on this topic. I'm putting way to much forced effort into my swing at the wrong time.

You mean it's all cause and effect? No kidding. And we need to swing the shaft? ... No kidding.

Interesting!

Good work Pants and Brandon!

The heat is messing with streaming service watch it later!

First to see. Go Phillies and love your channel.

Brendon Devore is the man! The People’s Champ of golf instruction!

È stimolante vedere come questa conversazione susciti nuove idee e strade di esplorazione. È una testimonianza del potere della collaborazione.😘

Will this work for putter alignment?

I love this video. I have a question about the first drill, I understand where to put the alightment sticks, but is the club head suppose to get to those markers or the entire club shaft. Thank you. Btw got the gem a few days ago. Never been happier.

I see parallels between Brooks stiffing Martin and The Lama stiffing Carl for his caddying at Bushwood.

Good old school golf wisdom. Jim Flick who learned from greats before him, coached Tom Lehman to become #1 in the World and win the Open and coached Nicklaus after age 50, preached, "let the club swing the body" versus body swing the club. Dont f..k the swing up with too much leg or hip movement, be reasonable, let it respond to the swinging of the club. Example, go try and flush a mid iron from a fairway bunker...if you a violent and not passive with the lower and upper body you won't hit it cleanly. No chance. If you swing up and the LET the club swing back down with passive/quiet foot work you will hit it clean. Also, master 50 to 70 yard pitches, from tight lies; only successful when you one: Use a very narrow stance so there no weight shift 2. Swing back and down with your arms and wrists swinging and hinging; hips and torso simply rotate and support. Master clipping grass to identify where your low/return point is. Thirdly, look at Bobby Jones footage on full and short shots for old school "swing of the club" "The swing is the thing". Greetings from the land downunder.

Seem's like if you do this you'd loose all of your lag and end up casting the club?

I've been on the fence about buying a Hackmotion for a little over a year, but keep getting bogged down on choosing a package. As a mid to high handicapper that's rapidly progressing, would you see value in having the radal/ulnar deviation + rotation numbers, or will extension/flexion likely be enough to get me 90% of the way to hitting consistently? I'm a tech junkie, but $500-$700 extra is a lot to justify only getting 2 extra measurables. I appreciate your honest input and I look forward to more videos on how you're using the device!

P.S. he has a great swing, so he obviously has something here

I think I'm starting to understand but,There absolutely has to be a better way to explain this

Both of you described that very well, Thank you

It's amazing how much you help senior golfers like me simplify the game! "THANK YOU" Mr. Malaska! You're the best!

Mr. Malaska you are amazing! "THANK YOU" for all of the tips and lessons that you provide. Tip of the cap to you!

What are the golf balls you use in this video. You said the mfg's name too quick. Thanks

Good but the guy is too result oriented. At this phase it's training body movements

Just when I thought I couldn't like Hogan any more.

Milo, thanks again for a great video. This is the second video I’ve watched on you teaching this swing. This gentleman was a bit harder to watch than the first video. But putting that aside, your teaching and your explanation was incredible. Great pointer on the setup of the driver. With the driver, a bit of a closed stance, is the ball still inline with the left heel? Truly enjoying your lessons. Thank you Sir. God bless, Jeff Stone

Love this so much! Very clear guidance: Effortless swing + smash factor = ball speed.