15 steg till dina bästa drives! - Slå längre & rakare! MXPGolf.se

Femton strokes are enough to make you hit your driver farther and straighter that's the video for just that We'll start with that once Hi Max Persson here from mxpgolf se Warmly welcome back and to the video fifteen shots to hit your driver farther and straighter This is the follow-up from another popular video where I had fifteen shots to finally get rid of your slice That's also what I said that if there was interest I would really love to make a driver video and that's this one I would like to ask you for a little help before we start with this To help me reach more golfers out there and help the mxpgolf industry grow So it means a lot to me that you want to subscribe to the YouTube channel Like the video and why not leave a comment and tell us what you think about the video All parts help me very very much The fact is that a large part of you watching today are not subscribers Well if you're wondering how you could help me with my work this is the absolutely easiest way This is a site where you can have something to talk about and fifteen shots that can make a big difference for you and your swing in the future Femton yards to hit longer and straighter might sound unbelievable but the fact is that I've done this with many players and it really works It's basically a process that requires you to be aware throughout and to take each hit as a new step in your development Stay focused on the task stay focused in the process and I promise you this will work Maybe it's not that you're doing all the steps fully east maybe it's that you just need to adjust a bit Take it step by step and I promise you this will help you become a better driver With that said let's get started right away We have fifteen shots on us to hit a longer and straighter drive and I have some tools with me I have some lassos some boots and ranch balls Such things we find on the ranch when we are training For the first strike and the first step I would like you to take a sight stick or a club I have to know where I'm aiming to determine if I hit the ball where I intend to So I'm going to place this pin now aimed at my target here which is a target I have out at the ranch From there I will position myself behind the pin I will first place the club in line with the pin and then point it in the same direction as the sight pin here I will stand up and strike the first blow to find out what happens if I really make sure my aim is true It is completely accurate The second proposal I would like to create a better foundation by doing two different things All golfers know that we want to hit the ball with our driver and we can do a lot in our setup to make it work Most golfers I meet naturally point the ball They place it against the front leg and then position the club here knowing this should be enough My experience is not the case here but we need to find some adjustments In addition to our stance and our focus I increase the distance between my feet by keeping the front leg still and moving the back one To help me hit the ball even more from here now I actually want to move the club from the ball to the middle between my feet If I think I'm just going up when I hit the ball I want to reach my highest point before I hit the ball The longest point is usually connected to the middle of the body So what I'm doing now is aiming or rather having a clearer image of starting from my longest point I know the ball won't move so I'm going up when I hit it A proper stance the club between the feet the ball in front of the front foot I set up my sight at a good spot and here we strike the second blow For the third match we will take our formation again our line our wider formation What I will want to do next is make sure I avoid one of the most common mistakes I see When I often get encounters where people have driver issues they set up their driver and look like this Even if the club is here in front or even if the club is here behind I will say If she's here you'll see that my shoulders are very open For me as a right-back they point to the left This means that when I swing this club I will easily be able to swing the club to the left By doing so they are heading towards the ball swinging from outside to inside and creating other problems So I have to make sure in my training phase that I position myself properly I have a wider stance I'm taking the club back the aim is good I want to make sure my shoulders don't point far away from me but instead align with the line I'm aiming for They can even be a bit closed off just to help me a little So for me as a right-handed player I point a bit to the right to help me really swing more freely and have an easier time hitting the ball The first step is to make sure they don't point too far to the left but we take them in a bit We have a good start here together with the setup and club positioning Everyone is already in place with the third strike For the fourth move it is the final adjustment in our setup What I want to do after I have taken my wider stance my aim and moved back the ball I will also want to tighten the grip a bit A stronger grip means I take my hands and rotate them away from the striking direction The reference point I usually have is being able to tell when I've gripped this club now Two knuckles on my upper hand and a lower hand that matches So if my upper hand rotates a certain amount the lower hand will rotate the same amount That's how I help myself really hit the club into the ball with some spin Make sure the paper isn't left very open So I take my setup my wide setup I'm keeping an eye on the sight I'm dropping my shoulders I rotate my hands and have a slightly stronger grip Here we launch our fourth strike For the fifth move we attack more with our backswing From a good foundation that we have now created we would like to focus on how to swing the club back This has become a quick favorite exercise for me What we are going to do now is to place a ball in the extended line of sight where I intend to hit So right behind the ball I'm going to hit Approximately on the edge of the mat Just so it's visible on the video right now If I hadn't filmed here I would have probably added a good bit more in there at the back But it absolutely should not be in the way it should just help us visually This thought will help me now or this ball will help me in my thoughts now To stretch the club back from me I take this space on the way back and pull my whole body back It's something we see so many pros do when they swing in their derby We extend our arms stretch out our hands Stretch the entire body to create a proper rotation And be aggressive or be able to be aggressive towards the ball The idea is simply that we position ourselves and focus Creates the best conditions for success We drill a few times from here Stretch stretch And then we hit Proposition number six continues to maintain the width and focuses on a good wing The thought I want you to have is that we apply exactly what we did with the ball But higher up in our swing motion Proposal six I want you to stand up Get ready Checking everything from grip stance and so on Checking that we have placed the club in the right place Shoulders drop grip strengthens From here I take the ball Extend Continuing to swing the club upward Let your feeling be that this clubhead is being pulled up toward the sky It is not necessarily as we will see from the front Around me that is this way For what we often see among many amateur golfers It's that we are so focused on swinging the club far To lose all structure in the arm and body To get the club to go further So it can easily happen in this movement Why we should get the club to go further The thing I want to see is that we maintain the width we are creating in this backswing now All the way up By focusing more on getting the clubhead up And not necessarily continuing in the swing direction We create a good strike With the whole body ready to strike I stretch out Stretch up Oh totally suddenly I've created a great condition To use the whole body on the way forward We have number six I get up check all parts New setup new grip Shoulders drop knows the aim is good Reaches over the ball Reaches up into the sky And then we go For the seventh move we think we will move away from the top of the back wing Into our so-called transition Transition to the descent What I want you to do now is to have full focus on the fact that we start the descent with our body And not by throwing our arms and hands toward the ball It means that I want you to take your formation for the seventh strike Make sure the display is there Grip club position and so on We stretch backward Lift upward and the feeling from here should be that the entire body moves toward the striking direction Without my hands I'm tired I don't want everything just to spin around But you move entirely in the direction of the strike Without your hands It starts by going down So a slight forward shift Without the hands and arms moving and then Send the power away The thing we want to reach is this chain reaction which is so important for us And it's a huge important part of getting a good start on the ball And what we also avoid at the same time is this wonderful classic over the top or waving arms Where we take this path So simply put Good formation Finds all points Checks the tail Extends Raises up And then I feel like I'm moving towards the ball From there we take a shot with the same feeling For the eighth strike I take out one of the two side shields to clarify this even more I will place this on the outside of my ball It shouldn't even be near what I want to do Men it should be there as a disruptive moment One of the classic mistakes we see with driven is that we start with our arms over the top It comes from the side and in and hits the ball and knocks it down We obviously want to avoid that So instead now I will put a bucket here outside To clarify that you should take this way Not this way From there we take another stance We swing up to the top of the swing with our thoughts We glide toward the ball We slowly and gently lower it and see that I am not near that bucket And after this I can hit slag number eight We take the whole setup Repeat the whole way through Then we go For the ninth shot we have now reached an impact in this concept of striking the ball I have worked through my regular setup A good wing A good movement Down to impact But now I want to Truly ensure that I am actually moving upward when I hit the ball One of two ways to do it is to buy a trackpad or something similar But maybe not the most economical Instead we have A cheaper version of the same thing But I'll make it use the grip on your club And in front of the ball you hit I place a grip then three balls in width Roughly like a three- pack of balls simply put What I know now is that if I hit the ball on the head on the way up the ball is sure If I hit The balls on the legs on the way down will cause a little ball explosion And your ninth task suggestion We need to be able to handle the backswing Of course based on supporting ourselves as we want to They targeted us They closed in Hit from behind in the head Lost the grip Stretch out back Stretch out front Start Straighten the ball And now your goal is to be going up on the ball so that we avoid the balls on the hill We have gone a bit further Let's see how it goes Proposal number ten adds another bucket that will help me now to clarify what is happening I'm behind the ball after I hit it I have a backswing on the outside of my swing path to make sure I don't come over the top From there the mass hits the ball What I am doing now is placing one on the inside of me In front of me To help clarify that I am not going to be heading towards myself What is very common among many target drivers is that I can hit the ball very powerfully They have a very fast exit towards me and thereby create problems As you can see I am placing this bucket here Inside my line of sight even just to get clarity that May's club should go that way Not down this road I can play a little here depending on how mean I want to be with myself The closer to the bac Thinking is coming to my swing path and the front one is coming to my swing path the harder it gets Men especially in this case it is a visual aid Not that we are going to meet the buckets So the goal now for fight number 10 is for me to do this from here Swing back follow my principles swing forward avoid the balls extend the club and see what happens Well and truly a simple image of a helpful tool for what I want to do with the club On the way back stretches over the ball lifts up starts with the body down with the whole package releases and makes sure we stay out of the front bucket and we'ready I stand up stretch out lift up It starts here goes through and then we try For rounds 11 and 12 I will then want you to continue repeating just this station as you have set it up now So from here I want you to stand up hit two more drivers we're focusing in make our adjustments Are you ready during the setup Move back the clubhead Strengthen the grip end the shoulders A little bit we stretch out Stretches up starts with the body swings the club as easily as possible and now evaluates what happens with the ball in play 11 and 12 From here we now begin to get a picture of what is happening with your driver's swing I think You are now hitting better it hits better it flies better but it can be one of them Two problems that arise at this point which is very common The most common thing is that we start swinging the club more from myself than what we are used to before and also leave it there The blade is open So what we have done now is to hit the ball to the right for me as a right-handed player but the clubface is also pointing to the right Right which makes the ball continue to spin right is quite boring It's a costly mistake for many to flee of course It's just a push fade or even a push slice So the problem we see is that the club is getting through all the way forward it's not how we want but it's too late Rotate again while keeping it open and what I would like is for it to get there out but has rotated through So what you will now do is hit two more balls The goal is from At this point to rotate this club so much as it possibly can For me I get this club now to start pointing more to the left which should mean for me considering the ball I myself play with that I would like to hit a small hoo Men now they understand my goal so we take the same formation we are ready Keep track of the previous points stretch up start with the body rough and now feel that I really rotate this clubhead more or less we can even exaggerate Very much It's a feeling I want to work towards So we go ahead here Do you have the wrench for me Okay this screw is really tight Then it calms us down a bit with I think it's okay On the other hand now it's clearer now it's better I never wanted a bigger ball than this one you know here what the last part is for you to practice on Is it that you don't really feel like you need that part then we switch back Until just delivering exactly as you did before with a definite swing focusing on hitting the sho Do you still want it to stay a bit to the right or rather from behind you We make sure to help rotate the club a bit more from this new position and then we take shot number 14 stretches out lifts up starts with the body through and rotates if that's what I need and proposal number 15 what I would like you to do is we do the same thing aga We use the entire station we have built the same thoughts but now I really want you to We are really increasing the pace fully east in the next drive to dare Swing fully out still with control but we need to have speed in this club that's what it brings I position myself widen the stance place the club between my feet strengthen the grip and slightly lower the shoulders extends lifts up starts with the body lets the club go through the hips stretches ou It spins and then we hit the shot number 15 here we have 15 shots that will help you hit your driver farther and straighter By helping to guide the club so that it swings more straight toward the ball which results in a better ball contact with a higher power transfer which both help us keep the ball straighter and of course also go Longer Again it is a process each stone requires its work and its conscious training When you do this it is a very important part but the more comfortable you become the more you will notice an extremely There is a difference Depending on the level of the golfer you are it may need to be adjusted a bit and of course Depending on the problem I have it can be certain parts that fit perfectly and others that don't You can choose to remove it Here we have 15 tips that help you hit your driver farther and straighter Always just as fun to do something new to find a new way to work I'd really like to hear what you think and feel about this type of video Leave a comment here Under and tell us if there's any club you'd like to see or any style you'd like to see us do something similar with in the future Or the comment field in question even for that Thank you very much for looking good luck with your training and go for it