The Advance Orders window for the upcoming “Project 2018” video has closed and thanks to everyone who reserved their copy in advance!
I was able to get out to the facility today, and it’s been nearly a month (four weeks on Wednesday) since I got in the first and only day of swinging this year, due to the cold/rain and then last week’s ice storm.
To illustrate how the MCS Golf Swing model should work when you’ve got your setup and mechanics going properly (not perfectly, but properly), you can see my point that you swing from the same setup with essentially the same mechanics no matter what club you’re swinging.
Just a brief note to thank everyone who has reserved their Advance Order of the upcoming “Project 2018” video, which will be available ti’ week’s end, after which it will be available on release at full price!
I want to thank as well those who have purchased video and eBook downloads the past couple of weeks.
This is the major difference you will find between a proper, mechanically-sound pivot using the hips & legs versus the modern method of twisting the back and torso to turn the shoulders.
Just as I demonstrated in the “E = MCS” video that you swing around the C7 (see the gif), you don’t really “turn” away from the ball when pivoting.
I put together a compilation video of some 5 iron and Driver swings from 3 different angles.
It was a pretty basic “warming up for the season” session, just to get the flow and some feel back after the 5 month winter layoff.
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.
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 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%.
A little post for the swing geeks who can’t get enough of the little things to do with swinging and mechanics.
If I have noticed one thing with the work I’ve been doing on my MCS Golf Swing model with relation to the Address Stance (which also is related to Grip & Ball Position), it’s that the proper setup can eliminate a long back swing (shaft past parallel at the top) yet give one more leverage and power.
I will admit that Phil Mickelson has distressed me from time to time – I use him as an example of a Classic Golf Swinger in the Modern Golf Swing era.
And yet he constantly tinkers, sometimes going to a planted-heel swing (and winning nothing, I might add).
