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Weeks 4-6 Recap: The Swing Change
Week 4 I went to the doctor to check out my shoulder issue, which was diagnoses as a shoulder impingement. Got some treatment and started doing exercises.
Knew I wasn't going to feel good for a while, so I decided to focus on making a change to my swing which would help by speed: better pressure shift. I did this by overexaggerating the move in slo-mo and then faster.
I felt mostly better by end of Week 6 but didn't get to practice as much as I wanted because my 2nd son was born. Week 7 I'm back to chasing.
Full Video: youtu.be/_Xfq2G_FZR8
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Week 1 Recap:
Worked out MWF at 5 AM using FFG
Tuesday and Thursday 5 AM Stack
Tuesday and Thursday 8 PM 30+ drivers
Didn’t do Saturday stack or drivers due to fatigue
Max CHS improved to 120.8
Takeaway - I was gassed by end of the week. Felt like I was back in college. Also was not getting much sleep. emailed @Fit_For_Golf towards the middle and he recommended I reduce the swinging load (do either Stack or drivers) and do those right before I workout so I have 48 hours of recovery
Full video: youtu.be/s9vY_8QUXrs?si=upeH…
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👊🏻👌🏼🔥some truth bombs and an insight into player development pathways as well as why chasing speed shouldn’t be your only goal!
This week, we’re diving deep with @JonathanYarwood , a Golf Digest Top 100 Instructor who has shaped the games of multiple major winners. If you're looking to elevate your game, this is an episode you can't miss! Johnathan shares his teaching philosophy, offering valuable insights particularly when it comes to driving the golf ball.
youtu.be/W4HMw3KODqo?si…
Episode 102 of the Tournament Code is out now. Tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube!
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. @AndrewNovakgolf is a National treasure, just aim it at the fat guy!
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These "professionals" at Valspar are killing me this weekend. How am I supposed to complain about the bad attitude of these junior players when these men are acting like 3 year-olds?
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In all reality it’s truly sad how many steps backwards college golf has taken in the last 15 months.
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Thought experiment: If a course had either zero fairway (Winged Foot'ish) or super wide (Augusta 20 years ago), angles become proportionally more important off the tee.
In both cases angles matter a lot. Firm the greens up, gets magnified. It's a bathtub curve.
For this hole shown, looks wise to get the angle, b/c a miss is a good angle from the left bunker.
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It was fun sitting down with Daniel and Cooper to discuss my favorite topic - the golf swing. Hope you enjoy it.
An instructor that can make things make sense is important - that's why we talked with @mfinneygolf. Mike does a great job at knowing a lot and explaining what is necessary for a student in their swing. Hope you enjoy!
youtu.be/7nqWwpQeuak
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Highly recommend
@ChrisBroadie is great, and @TournamentCode is a really good podcast.
Boom! Great talk with @ChrisBroadie. Chris is Head of Fitting Science at @PingTour and is the lead scientist behind a lot of their great stuff, including @BallFitting
youtu.be/7_2rh-mCSB8
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Thanks for having me on the podcast!
Super fun to provide a behind-the-scenes look at our fitting tools, gapping app and @BallFitting logic.
Also allowed me to go unnecessarily deep on ball flight physics and my own personal driver training
Boom! Great talk with @ChrisBroadie. Chris is Head of Fitting Science at @PingTour and is the lead scientist behind a lot of their great stuff, including @BallFitting
youtu.be/7_2rh-mCSB8
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When we started TPI, we had to convince the industry that physical preparation was important for golf.
Today, it’s rare to find a competitive golfer NOT training for golf.
A testament to the work of thousands of golf, fitness and medical professionals...
🎥: @TournamentCode
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Check out my latest podcast w the guys from @TournamentCode!
Most athletes go through some fitness screening protocol to determine what they need to improve.
In Ep. 071, one of the pioneers in golf fitness, @Ben_Shear, explains why screening results can be deceptive out of context.
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.@jteater12 earned "The Good Chain" today.
With a lot on the line this week Teater fired a third-round 64 and is T1 heading into the final day @tourchampulf.
He is currently projected No. 7 on the Points List with a win.
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Didn’t know we had so many good quotes during this convo!! Check out @TournamentCode ! Great stuff for the serious player!
You can never predict when it is going to click.
In Ep. 064, @dewsweepergolf reminds golfers that where you are now is not indicative of where you'll be. It's important to just keep working and controlling the controllables.
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Check out @TournamentCode guys have some great stuff! This was fun
The job of a golf instructor is to teach the person in front of them.
In Ep. 064, @dewsweepergolf emphasizes the importance of having/being a coach that can work with a player of any level and help them get to the next level.
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One of the main takeaways
Use alignment sticks in practice. Learn how to align yourself, the club face, and achieve a consistent ball position. Many amateurs have low hanging fruit here.
Stand behind good players and not so good players on the course. Take note of alignment. You don't need to align perfectly square. If you're lined up 50 yards right and can't tell you're probably in trouble though. See it with playing partners all the time.
If you're going to be great, you can't be reactive.
In Ep. 064, @dewsweepergolf explains that great players focus on a few things and stick with them, even if they have a bad day.
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Thanks to @TournamentCode guys got having me on. Was fun to do and hopefully offered some insight into how to get better!!
If you're going to be great, you can't be reactive.
In Ep. 064, @dewsweepergolf explains that great players focus on a few things and stick with them, even if they have a bad day.
Listen & Watch: thetournamentcode.com