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  • funny about this drill. None of the Hogan lateral hip-slide here.

  • This should work well. It's exactly how we musicians learn a new piece or practice how to play faster. In fact we slow down to about 5th of normal speed and slowly work it back up to pace 5x faster. So with a normal swing speed being about 160-180bpm in a waltz time (3 beats back and 3 beats through to top) this would mean slowing down the swing to about 35bpm - that 's a swing taking about about 10 seconds. If it works for musician I don't see why it shouldn't work for the swing. Do it 100x

  • Saw Tiger do this at the PGA Championship in 2009.

    

  • how many repetitions are needed?

  • OHHH FUCK YEAH!

  • For most people, that is those that slice the ball, this might be helpful but if Hogan actually swung the club like this he would battle the hooks.

    His real back swing is flatter and his real downswing is steeper.

  • @pcakesxl

    i think what he's doing is trying to get certain feelings, particularly on the downswing, if you exagerate that flattening, it makes it easier to do it when you do it fast, and when you do it faster you don't get as much of it.  but it's a good feeling.

  • this what a good straight shot looks like...goget about the lie...his arms and shaft angle are perfect...and I mean PERFECT!!! This swing everybody wants!

  • It is interesting because it show the difference between what Hogan thought he did and what he actually did.

  • wow at first I thought this was slow motion wtf? amazing

  • If only more golfers would work on doing something in slow-motion before 'normal speed' they'd be a gazillion times better

  • Unfortunately that doesn't always hold true. When you slow down you can concentrate on the swing and have it scientifically perfect. When you swing at the ball, science goes out the window :S But i'll admit, it certainly does help.

  • What exactly is the drill he is showing? Swinging in slow motion?

  • @jstratfan it's showing how hogan came up with konica minolta swing vision right after world war ii.

  • Gonna give it a try tomorrow, looks like a great 'feel' drill.

  • Looks like super slow motion camera work at first. I was trying this drill for the first time today.

    Thanks Hawk.

  • Look at the clubhead speed at impact.

  • Slomotion swinging is a great way to creat awareness of what the muscles are doing and gives you a good feeling of where the club is.

    Robert Karlsson does lots of slomotion rehearsal drills using mirrors ect which is very useful also

  • the fucking idiots that reckon this doesnt work are fucking stupid, i myself havent done this drill but know of it and its great successes, this is an awesome add mate, hogan was a fucking legend and will always remain that way

  • Agreed. Absolutely helps you refocus if you are erratic.

  • I have done this for years......if you want muscle memory then do this drill - it is incredibly simple but also hard to do well at first - it will train your body to do the actions it is feeling -

  • o ok thatll be perfect for me actually. I have been having trouble timing my arms tosequence the downswing, the result is a big block, if u watch my vids...but i will def try this...i just hope i remeber to do it once the snow melts.

  • If you look at the description above, it says that he didn't top the shot and yes, it did go about a yard. This isn't in slow motion. This is full speed. He is rehearsing the entire swing.

  • The reason that it is a good drill is that he is concentrating on the entire swing. The only way to do that is to slow down the swing to a rediculous degree. Now, to give some credence, I have watched several pro players struggle with this drill because of how complicated it is to slow everything down that much. Most notably would be Franklin Langham and Charles Howell. Give it a try and get back to me.

    If you can do it, accelerate in the last part of your down swing. Good luck.

  • ok i will....but it doesnt change anythin in your swing....it looks like sort of an amateur drill...but it is hogan...anyways thanx fr the post ill give er a try....but ill make sure im alone cuz ill look like a moron on the range.

  • Ha. Don't worry about looking like a moron. You're in good company (although no one will have a clue what you are doing).

    There is an added bonus. When you do the drill and you get good enough at it to start accelerating at the end of your downswing, it teaches you what it feels like to accelerate late. Perfect training for lag and can help with people that have tempo problems from the top of the swing.

    And if you feel like an ass, just make someone try it. Odds... they'll wiff.

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