By golly, I think I’ve got something for everyone regarding the nature of the “One Major Move” in the MCS Golf Swing and why this is the way you want to do it.
I’ve talked about how we are not machines, so we can’t swing like machines, correct?
I’ve got nearly everything taken care of with the upcoming “Project 2018” video, with the next thing to check off underway.
The would be getting hi-res slow motion swing clips recorded.
I would say that there are two things that can cause a swing to be overly long, a.k.a. going past parallel with the club shaft at the top.
One is having too steep a leading arm (high hands), which can make the club shaft go past parallel even without a big wrist cocking action.
I am pleased to see new traffic at the site in recent days, and thanks to everyone who is supporting the site and the cause with your visits and downloads of the MCS material!
On that note, for both new and old readers, let me emphasize the importance of that “One Major Move” key to the swing, while you watch the videos and perform your drills.
The problem you get with the way a lot of people are swinging on television, aside from the fact that the result is very unsightly, is that they’re swinging at the ball (especially with the Driver) as if they’re hitting a wall with a hammer but forgetting it’s not actually there.
Thanks to everyone for your feedback and compliments on the new eBook “The MCS Golf Swing,” everyone!
Now that we have everything in place for the 2018 season with regards to the study material on the MCS Golf Swing, I have just one thing to discuss with everyone who is working on their MCS swings.
The one frustrating thing about having swing clips on my blog is that I’m constantly “obsoleting” them, in that my personal technique gets me swinging better than even my best posted clips.
I’ve got great news for those of you who’ve ordered the upcoming “EMCS – The Follow Up” video – I’ve been talking about using various drills and exercises to help solve some of the more common problems that people encounter with the golf swing and…
I believe that I have developed the one drill or exercise that will universally solve these problems!
