I can tell a lot of WAX Nation is excited about this upcoming video “Project 2018,” and I have to tell you all, I’m probably more excited than all of you!
Thanks to everyone who is supporting the effort with your Advance Orders, and I will be leaving the window up for a week or two longer.
If you have any of the WAX Golf MCS videos (and I know many of you have nearly if not all of them that I’ve produced over the years), then I have to tell you, WAX Nation – THIS upcoming video is one that you will want, if only for what I believe will be its historic aspect.
I produced the simplest golf swing video I could last summer, giving everyone the blueprint for the MCS Golf Swing model in its most basic elements with “E = MCS.”
Now, I know that many of you have been waiting to see what 2018 was going to bring and I can now tell you all what’s cooking.
First, I might produce a “Long Drive MCS” video later in the year, but my primary interest right now is on the ultimate project for 2018, and I’ve already begun work on it. This is also something that was affecting the completion of the “MCS Golf Swing” eBook “Final Edition,” as you’ll see below.
I’ve made a decision to delay re-releasing the eBook Final Edition because I want it to be the only eBook I write on the MCS Golf Swing theory and I want to include certain things in it that I won’t be able to do put in until we’re back out of doors!
When I released it, I was past my self-imposed deadline and wasn’t going to fiddle around with the formatting any longer, so I had planned to finish the formatting and quickly re-issue the eBook as a Final Edition, however…
Those of you who’ve been around for a while will remember that I began talking about the Iron Byron having the action that one can emulate with both arms.
I believe the first video in which I did so was in the “Kinesiology Of The MCS Golf Swing” video from the summer of 2015.
I found the video from Mike Dunaway in which he talks about an Impact/Release concept (if you still like and need concepts, they work ’til you don’t need’em!), and it’s very similar to the “Swinging Into A Wall” post from earlier in the month.
So, Uncle JJ mentioned it in the comments, but I couldn’t find it at the time, even though I agreed with him on the similarity.
I took another look at Bryson DeChambeau’s golf swing this weekend after John In Phoenix’ comment on him, and I’m sorry to say, I’m still not a fan, just as I wasn’t two years ago with my first look.
First of all, unless BDC has a congenital back condition or some chronic issue from a prior injury, I have to say – the golf swing shouldn’t hurt your back, and if you’re having back issues already at the age of 24, something is definitely wrong.
I was very impatient all winter for the new season to begin, but the fact remains that it has been well worth the time spent working out the intricacies of the MCS Golf Swing model.
It’s not that I’ve added or discovered anything new – but having established my own proper and optimal setup for the swing, things are revealing themselves now that I didn’t see before when I had the model correct in theory but wasn’t nailing it in practice for myself 100%.
I have got some good stuff coming when our spring that won’t come finally gets here.
We’ve had no snow on the ground for weeks now but the temperatures stubbornly refuse to climb above freezing, so we hold…
This is actually a good opportunity to educate people unfamiliar with launch monitor technology how some of this stuff goes, so…
I did some digging following all of the brouhaha concerning the Trackman supposedly clocking Tiger Woods’ club speed at 129.2 mph on Saturday with his 14th hole drive.
