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I recently started the P90x, and have NEVER done any workouts that are similar before I started it. The first week was murder, but after that, you start to get into the swing of it. I saw instant results in flexibility and core strength. If you feel you're not ready to move on to the more advanced DVDs, you can always just continue with the workout you're on until you're ready...but definitely a great idea for winter workouts when you don't feel like venturing out to the gym at night.

Thanks, bste...we're open to any insight if there are experienced YouTubers out there that aren't necessarily doing "professional" quality instructional videos. Our members LOVE getting a weekly video...we're starting with some basic stuff (repairing ball marks, rulings/regulations) that many golfers kind of take for granted, and actually don't execute correctly...then hope to get into more complex instruction.

This wasn't meant at all to be SPAM...I'm brand new here, and it appeared to me that I posted this in the correct place. I clicked on a few other topics specifically to watch a video lol. I'm not trying to hide what I posted...it's a 1:30 video of advice to hit a short chip from the deep rough. I apologize if I offended anybody, or it got interpreted as "SPAM". I thought this area was the place to post tips/video instruction?

Thanks! I'm hoping to post at least one a week, and improve the quality as we go!

One of our members requested we cover a specific chip shot in our virtual lessons that we just started. It's a shot I personally hate: a short chip shot with zero green to work with from the deep stuff. Here is a short video with our head pro, Jason Gobleck...in short, play it like a sand shot: Link: http://youtu.be/8EjxLzKSzz0

Hey Everyone! I just joined up, and looking forward to getting involved! I work at Westchester Hills Golf Club in White Plains NY, and look forward to getting involved in several topics in the forum. I'm also working closely with our pro to do virtual lessons on rulings, swing tips, winter routines, and different types of shots to practice. We're still fairly new to the YouTube game, but we hope to get better with time! Here is our YouTube channel that we're just starting to populate, but I hope to get some ideas from other sections here! Westchester Hills YouTube Channel