All right, So Sav. Yes, 175 yard. Okay. Full back, swing, full throw in the direction that you want to start the ball in no more than 175 yards. Okay. Let's see what happens. Ooh, that's fun. Huh You barely even swung at that. Hello! So 96 97, the 96 miles an hour. Right Right. In the kisser, eight degrees up. Look at a spin. That's perfect. Around 1600 RPM, almost 16 degrees launch. And so there's your carry almost 240-yard carry and 262 total with what 0.5 out of 10 effort. Hey everyone, man. Do we have a treat for you The gentle drivers, gentle giant over here? Wait, I mean, this is amazing because so many top golfers who have been in their prime Payne Stewart, used to practice hitting drivers on 125 yards.
You could put a blanket on top of them with a full swing Tiger in his prime. I remember him doing a big gig in Toronto for American express and he set up and he hit all of his clubs at 155 yards. This is a very, very important skill to acquire in the event that you need to reboot your timing and tempo when the wheels fall off. Okay. So it's very important for you guys. So this is going to be an awesome one stay tuned. This time we're going to start with me.
I'm going to show you how to hit your 175 drivers, max distance, full range of motion. And then you'll see where we apply the juice when you want to go longer. All right. So guys, age before beauty, now I'm going to start with some little tidy fades. And so I'm lining up a little left to that intermediate point. I want to know that my, my low point is behind the tee. So you want a low point here and you want to feel like you're catching it slightly on the way up and to the left of the intermediate point. And so I'm going to go and you'll really get to understand why the range of motion trumps effort a thousand percent of the time.
So I'm gathering the biggest slowest, most relaxed backswing I can make. Then I'm throwing the club gently in the direction of my target. So when I'm throwing, I'm never decelerating. So this is key. I can throw gently or I can throw with some zip. The key is to throw with no effort or no, strain. All right. So here we go. Huge range of motion. Nice throw in the direction. I want to start that ball.
So I'm trying to hit this about 175 yards. Oh, that was beautiful. And how far is that going Move to 8,300? Did we just hit that over 300 yards Yeah? Okay. Now, why is this so important Well, your brain is thinking that that power comes with effort. You take away the effort and the brain goes well, where's the power. Well, I just showed you where the power is. I'm done 55 years old. And I just, that felt like a one out of 10 in the effort. Here's the cool part. So let's look at, remember football, you see a quarterback going for his throw and then the ball gets jarred loose out of his arm. If that kinetic chain is engaged, you'll see the arm always continue after the throw. So it's the same thing here.
I'm gathering so relaxed and then I'm throwing in the direction. I want the ball to start with mega ease. And did you see how my, watching slow-motion here I'm going to put this on? So, my kinetic chain engages it. Can't stop. It's a human reflex action that just chucks everything out towards the target. All right. So let's see how Sav does at this. All right. So Sav 175. Okay. Full back, swing, full throw in the direction that you want to start the ball in no more than 175 yards.
Okay. Let's see what happens. Yeah. Barely even swung at that. Hello. So 96 97, the 96 miles an hour. Right Right. In the kisser, eight degrees up, look at a spin is perfect. Around 1600 RPM, almost 16 degrees launch. And so there's your carry almost 240-yard carry and two 62 total with what 0.5 out of 10 effort. Yeah. Let's see what happens If you add 10% and where would you add the 10% out there Right. So peak speed. Everybody is out there. So we're throwing through the arc into that direction that we want to start the ball.
Wow. So now we're up to 275. And what was the effort level on that one Like a four, a four? And that was just a hair-off center. Right. And boy, look at that nice from the inside. And that was a hundred miles an hour, a hundred miles an hour. So now your focus when you play and we established that it's an attacking throw. Yes. So we're looking for an attacking throw in that direction, but you can't, you can't come apart. No, it has to be assertive. It's assertive. So on a scale of one to 10, it's about seven and a half to eight and velocity, but it can't be more than four in the effort. No. Okay. So let's see your patented draw. And how would it feel better Was a little higher on the face, but it carried a good distance? Nice.
So that was a good miss. Wasn't it Good miss? I'll give you another one. So what would, what would the level of effort compared to the previous one Be a higher So look, I mean, it's still, it was just a little off-center. That's why it sounded that way. And now you're at one Oh two and a half miles per hour. Right, So you're almost at your peak speed, which is now a five-mile, 105 miles an hour around that. Yeah. Okay. Wow. Oh, that's pretty Sav. Right back on centerline Towey it was a little Towey. And you see, look at the that's. What's really cool, right Because these drivers are so forgiving.
Notice off the toe, it started 7.4 degrees to the left. But because you know, you got some good side spin out of that. So side spin, where the heck are you Is this a lefty one There we go. So, about 700 inside. Spin back to the side of the fairway club at speeds at one Oh three. Fantastic. One more, baby. You got this. Here we go. That felt good. That was the one. Wow. Still in the air.
So 280 right down the middle. And then that's still not your shaft. Nope. So see, that was just a little low on the face and that gave you just a little bit higher spin. Right. And so if you had put that a little bit above the equator at that speed, your carry would have been that two 70, and that would have been over 290 total. Yeah. That's where you are now. Can I try again She wants to try again? Is Dad going to say no to that Okay. That's awesome. We got a great second option for your shaft now. Yeah. Yeah. That was good. What was the carry? Oh my goodness. And what was I telling you Right? Isn't this fun dealing with this machine Mu? Never done this drill and you know, the beast, the, I know we contain this beast right here. 175. What do you normally hit at 175 For eight iron? Oh, you got about nine hours I would say.
Not on sometimes wedge. That's right. So huge backswing, huge. Finish one 75. Let's see it. So we're throwing in the direction. We want to start the ball, right Yep. So I just asked mood to throw it on the lowest intensity that he can throw on, but without hanging on to it. Cause you were hanging on to the previous one. So now you're letting that one go.
And just letting that one go at the lowest intensity. Look at your club speed here. One 117.5. Wow. That was, that was just tremendous. And then, so let's look at the rest of the numbers here. Three, 293, carry 315 total. That's when I'm on, I'm on all cylinders and you're at the lowest possible for intensity, but without hanging on to anything, that's the key. Right, So you're throwing that way because if you hang it, you'll feel it when you hang on to it. All right. All right. So let's see. Add a little pepper to it now. Okay. And he's not letting go at all.
I love it. That's a nice backhand. Yeah. Nice pause. Hit the green at 300. The greens at 325 Sav that's my distance, but you're carrying it there. Move. Just carry that green at 325 and it just absorbed so much out of it. Look at that. Oh, man. So 320 carry had you not hit the green, which is a very soft surface on the simulator. That would have been three 50.
Right So now your club speeds at one 23 and you just added 10%, right So this should be your cruising speed when you play. Right. And then when you, when you open up for competition, like I've seen you swing at 135, but you got eight chances at the grid. This is what you would use to play golf with. This is your second assertive tennis serve. Right A good attacking second serve. And we'll save your first serves for your long drive competitions. All right. Wasn't that fun Everybody. Hope you enjoyed that. Thanks Mu. Thanks Sav. See you next week.
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