Golf Evolution Videos

[tristanhilton85]

To the guys over at the Golf Evolution, I want to say thank you for the videos that you have up on YouTube... they are great.

The other day I spent a good couple of hours going through what you had to offer watching many of them multiple times and a few things just finally clicked.  The video on spine angle vs. inclination to the ground made things a whole lot clearer for me.  I'm not sure why I wasn't getting it before but I get it now.  Also, the video on extension has helped me a lot... there is one point in that video where David says to try to throw the boulder over the right-center field wall; that is a great image for me.  Applying what I have learned in these two videos has made my swing more efficient and easier to reproduce consistently.

Normally when I go to the range, it takes me a good 10 minutes after I warm up to hit anything close to a decent shot and I suspect that it is because it takes that long for me to figure out my timing due to the compensations in my swing.  Yesterday when I hit balls applying the info from the videos I started off hitting the ball crisp and it stayed that way, it was simply awesome to me.  Normally a good range session for me is about 60% of the balls I hit being "good," yesterday I'd say upwards of 95% were good.  It's rainy out right now so I doubt I'll be able to practice again today but I can't wait until I can go again.

So once again, David, James, and Erik, Thanks!

(On a side note, as I'm hitting balls, I turn around and right there in the spot next to me hitting balls and helping out his friend is YE Yang).

[canadianpro]

I totally agree...the guys' videos  have helped me tremendously in understanding the swing model. Also taking two of their seminars this year just reinforced everything. There are very few of us teaching it in Canada and I would like to add my thanks too!  They are running another seminar in west Phoenix in January. If you can make it...it is well worth it!

[tristanhilton85]

Originally Posted by canadianpro

I totally agree...the guys' videos  have helped me tremendously in understanding the swing model. Also taking two of their seminars this year just reinforced everything. There are very few of us teaching it in Canada and I would like to add my thanks too!  They are running another seminar in west Phoenix in January. If you can make it...it is well worth it!

Going to one of the seminars is just not in the cards at this point due to financial reasons... I really wish that I could go, but at this point the videos will have to suffice.

[iacas]

Originally Posted by tristanhilton85

(On a side note, as I'm hitting balls, I turn around and right there in the spot next to me hitting balls and helping out his friend is YE Yang).

Thanks for everything you said. Very much appreciated.

(On a side note, Y.E. Yang is unofficially officially working with Bennett and Plummer as of a few months ago.)

[tristanhilton85]

Originally Posted by iacas

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Originally Posted by tristanhilton85

(On a side note, as I'm hitting balls, I turn around and right there in the spot next to me hitting balls and helping out his friend is YE Yang).

Thanks for everything you said. Very much appreciated.

(On a side note, Y.E. Yang is unofficially officially working with Bennett and Plummer as of a few months ago.)

Maybe we were working on some of the same things then... that's kinda cool in a way...

[david_wedzik]

Originally Posted by tristanhilton85

To the guys over at the Golf Evolution, I want to say thank you for the videos that you have up on YouTube... they are great.

Thanks so much for the extremely kind words...glad the videos are helping!  Thought I'd take the chance to post the link to our youtube page in case anyone else is interested: http://www.youtube.com/thegolfevolution

Thanks again,

Dave

[walk18]

I would just like to add that the impact to finish drill using the wooden beam has helped me the most. Before, my head was lunging forward at impact and I had no idea. Thanks guys.