Well, we are firmly in winter’s icy grip here in the hinterlands (this morning dropped to -25C or -13F, but it’s already back up to a balmy -18 at the moment), and I have visions of green grass and warm blue skies to keep me warm as the New Year approaches.
Happy New Year to those for whom it has already arrived in the Far East and South Pacific!
You’ll remember that I talked before the holidays about “Big Legs, Little Arms,” and that this is the key to developing the most efficient leverage for a seemingly effortless swing packed with power.
I don’t expect many people will be reading golf blogs the next couple of days and I sure won’t be blogging anything ’til Tuesday at the earliest.
So I’ll take the opportunity now to wish everyone who is celebrating any holidays at this time of year a safe and joyous time!
I got an excellent couple of links from DKondo yesterday when we spoke on Skype for about an hour on the swing, to some Youtube videos.
They show Trackman in the process of proving the MCS Golf Swing theory, and what we’ve been talking about for years here – that the proper impact spine angle is rightward tilting rather than the left-biased or vertical spine junk that began with the Modern Golf Swing madness.
I just receive this from JM, who has contributed so much to my blogging in the past years, such as the old vintage swing magazine from Jimmy Thomson and who also sent me his SwingRite years ago, the same one you’ve seen in the “E = MCS” and “EMCS2” videos.
You’ve heard the phrase before, I’m sure, that “all roads lead to Rome,” and this is the same when it comes to the back swing pivot if you keep your swing point stable.
Meaning, if you are concerned about your exact “angle” taking the club back, you have no reason to worry provided you do two things:
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I’ve said before that there are infinite variations to how one may apply the principles of the MCS Golf Swing theory, but that I’m only interested in the optimal way of doing it.
Well, I’m pleased to say that I have finally figured out my ” leverage niche,” what I call my top position, for providing that optimal controlled speed and power.
This month has seen a brisk pick-up in downloads of the “EMCS” video series (either the “E = MCS” swing video alone or in tandem with the supplemental, “EMCS2 – The Follow Up), along with all of your pre-orders for the upcoming “MCS Golf Swing” eBook (the pre-order window will be open until the end of this coming weekend, so you still have a day or two remaining to save!), and it makes me wonder:
Thanks to all who’ve pre-ordered their copy of the upcoming eBook “The MCS Golf Swing,” and the window for doing so will be open until this weekend.
Additionally however, I would like to thank those of you reading this for the support you’ve given this site (and my other blogs in the past, SmashGolf.com & DJWattsGolf.com), and if you’ve bought any of the MCS Golf Swing materials from videos or eBooks, then I both thank and congratulate you!
… is the dissertation, and it’s something about which I’m extremely enthused, for the reason that there is no time restriction for the explanations on the theory, stance and mechanics.
One of the restrictive things about a video is that you have a limited time to explain it all – that’s why I call the “E = MCS” video the “simplest golf swing video” you’ll ever watch – and it’s still an hour long!
