What an amazing story! Thanks for the videos. Jim Mclean always seemed to speak with so much grace when he was on the Golf Channel. Thanks, Christo!!

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Jim McLean is a class act all the way. A brilliant man and a nice person.

Looking Amazing, Christo… time well spent with Mr. McLean!

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Billy! He took 10 to 15 minutes and just cleared up a few things for me. Amazing lesson! BTW, you do what he said very well, brother. Let's catch up!

Amazing. I know how excited and amazing feeling it is to make gains. Congratulations. I'm truly impressed!

Really good swing, i can hear how good it is. Bravo

@MiracleSwingExperience

7 ай бұрын

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Great story. I have always loved Jim Mcclean too. That Crab dinner you had looked amazing. I enjoy your videos very much. In this one, you are really bring yourself and you come across wonderfully. Robert

Jim. we still look alike...even my hair changed. So nice to see pictures of your bride. I have been following Mr. Garcia since he started..WHAT DEDICATION!!!!! Thank you Mr. Garcia....I joined your group about 4 months ago as Dr. Colin Forrester

You are amazing! Thanks for sharing this. To me it looks like (at 10:55) your neck vertebrae lift up about the time you leave left arm parallel (on the way down). Even though you maintain your tuch line pretty well, that neck shows you stand up a little, just leaning back. Keep up the good work. I look forward to seeing more of your series!

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I have always stood up a bit so I'll have to keep working on that. Thanks for watching!

You're doing a great job keeping that clubface looking at the target through and past impact!

Well done mate swing looks great🏌‍♂️

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Iron Byron indeed! Inspirational!

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Haha, I snuck you in there brother!

i enjoy watching you swing, i'm always working on mine too.

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

It's an endless pursuit and it can be very enjoyable with the right attitude.

@steveperry1344

Жыл бұрын

@@MiracleSwingExperience yes definitely, i enjoy it and always willing to learn and practice.

Great vid!

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, Freddy.

@fairwayfreddy

Жыл бұрын

@@MySwingEvolution the journey of finding a repeatable swing is a tough one but well worth it once you have figured it out(just enough)

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

@@fairwayfreddy Jim helped me understand some things that I believe I was missing. Very helpful.

Beautiful change. The before swings look too controlled in the follow through just to hit it straight. The new swing a catapulting that club without hand and arm control. Love it.

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Jim told me to loosen my wrists so I could throw the clubhead more. I was holding the club very tightly.

Will the full lesson with Jim McLean get posted on MSE TV? Swing looks great!

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it will be on MSE TV including the full interview!

So, your OTT swing path does not mean that your path is out to in. Is that correct? Thanks!

Thanks, Christo, but I can hardly hear you on my iPad.

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Not sure what to tell you there. It seems like the audio is fine on my end.

jim has been around a long time, a bit of a legend i'd say.

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

He is a legend, for sure!

So if you swing to the left it goes right. But if you swing to the right you will hit a draw. Shouldn't we all be able to hit a draw by exploring the path and do you think a draw swing is bad?

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

I’ve played a draw since 1984. Lots of good players hit a draw. I think I’ll be better with a fade.

Looks like all the shots are falling left- not right. Camera angle?

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, the angle is a little off so shot tracer wasn't perfect. I hit a couple of draws still though.

Do you have to pay to see your stuff on MSEtv?

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it's a subscription service. It's really inexpensive. You can get the first month free with code "freemonth".

Just focus on your pelvis clearing by club parallel on downswing Chris. Should feel around 40 degrees open by that point. force yourself into into

so good,i need to make better friends and get lessons from golf icons...

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

You can always go to the Biltmore and have a lesson with Jim!

What is your focus on these shots?

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

I'm swinging low left.

@jdheelfan

Жыл бұрын

@@MiracleSwingExperience So when do you think about where you want the ball to go?

You club stays on the shoulder plane too!

Hi Christo I believe that Jim Maclean was the first to coin the X factor. Correct? Did he speak about its usefulness to you? Once in my golf posture bending from my hips and slightly flexing my knees to me the X factor proved that the correct rotating of buttocks and hips are the ‘secret behind’ many great golfers swing. Pun intended. Simply put: For the backswing the trail side buttock attached to the trail side hip must rotate together against the lead side buttocks and hip; and then for the downswing and the lead side buttock attached to the lead side hip must rotate inward against the trail side buttock and hip. That it! You do this and believe me all the dominoes will magically fall into place as you swing your club back and down This is real and not a feel. Cheers 😃❤️👍⛳️🥂

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

Yes, we talked about the X-factor and ground forces.

@maeu59

Жыл бұрын

Wasn’t the X factor something Jim kind of backtracked on? all that twisting and shearing of the spine….no good.

@thomasfraser9072

Жыл бұрын

@@maeu59 if you bend from the hips and do not arch your back I find the X factor of the lower body leading the upper body works just fine. I agree with you: that without the proper bending of the body twisting the body can result in significant pain and possible injury to the spine. Will have to see and wait in a few days on MSE TV what Jim M actually says about his X factor theory. Cheers

@maeu59

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasfraser9072 the X factor and lower body spin is old school teaching that has ruined so many golfers, it just leads to back, hip and knee problems, like many of these young pros have nowadays, most who grew up idolizing Tiger, and just look at Tiger now. Maybe it started with Hogans five lessons where he has the band around his left hip snapping it back. (That book should’ve really been called How to not hit a Hook) Guys like McLean grew up with that and have been teaching this stuff for years. Body spin and hard rotation can work for the young kids but takes its toll. Speed is created mostly with the arms and hands. Yes your body needs to use the ground by getting out of the way but not with aggressive spinning or any X factor. If you’re interested on how to hit a ball without all this lower body spin nonsense go check out Mike Malaska, or better yet Marcus Edblad, especially his latest video circle of speed, and all the rest, he’s a real eye opener.

@thomasfraser9072

Жыл бұрын

@@maeu59 I just looked at a new presentation of Jim Maclean talking specifically about his X factor and the 4 power point of the backswing to produce maximum speed. He said they are knees, hips, shoulders and head. Essentially he said the shoulders turn more then the hip and the hips turn more then the knees. But then he said the knees don’t actually turn in a backswing. He said the head moves to the right and then in multiple directions through out the swing. I think none of the hour lecture was very helpful to anyone because everything he said was based on professional golfers amazing amount of degrees they can turn their shoulders and hips during the golf swing. Personally I always saw the X factor as something different then Jim described’ for example he mentioned nothing about the lower body propelling then decelerating the upper body both in the backswing and the the downswing Jim M also coined the y factor. He said it was OK And yes I have seen the two instructors on You Tube over the years; most recently Marcus using the power of the trail hand and so forth. They are good as you say they are. But today my only focus on my swing is settings up in the proper golf posture and using the power of my behind ( buttocks) to execute my swing. Christina Ricci speaks of this a lot on You Tube. Her butt against the wall drill is fantastic! This one swing thought works perfectly for me . Cheers

Martin Ayer’s lessons should have resulted in a left exit.

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

He never mentioned it.

@maeu59

Жыл бұрын

Not every shot requires you to swing left, maybe a fade, but the swing is an angular circle and depending on what kind of shot you want to hit you direct the circle.

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

@@maeu59 I'm working on getting rid of a draw/hook pattern. Gary Woodland moved to Miami to work with Jim on this same thing before he won the US Open.

Hi again Christo . Looking forward to watching your new video on MSE TV. As I said before your swing evolution seems to parallel mine; except you are a much younger and better golfer then I. The Butt Move in golf is the ultimate and in my opinion should be front and center in every golfers mind. The fact is that everyone tush needs adjusting. Even Tiger Woods 4 years ago said needed to consciously reactivate his gluts. I call it; The Gluteal Maximus Golf Swing. You can use it if you like. Also did Jim tell you that Sam Snead did the Butt move in golf? kzread.info/dash/bejne/eIGYybCOZ6W4nLA.html

all fades

@MiracleSwingExperience

Жыл бұрын

I played a fade yesterday for the first time in decades. It was easier to hit greens!

@johnspring9079

Жыл бұрын

I feel I lose touch trying to hit draws

its has to be the sqaires shoes, no lessons are needed if you have those shoes. i only have $20 4 year old adidas. so sad

You guys need to stop living in the past AND stop conning the public with ‘facts’ which, yes, applied to BH but have no relevance with the majority of golfers. BH fought a hook his whole early life so CHANGED HIS SWING/grip accordingly. He also worked incredibly hard to make his swing work FOR HIM. Stop marketing your nonsense off this great man…market successful methods NOT ONE MAN’S SWING…and above all PROVIDE DATA WHICH SHOWS YOUR SUGGESTIONS WORK…or stop giving us BS.

@ag358

7 ай бұрын

I started playing at 35 bought Hogan's books and Bobby jones . When i started i was terrible, couldn't break 100 on a good course with instructions from their books and film i now have a 3.5 ,i have walked on golf courses ive never seen before and scored in the 70s with avg putting. What ive seen on utube is bits and pieces from different ideas which i wouldn't want to follow. I'm sure they work but I'd follow only the ones that teach the same. Many ways to play golf. If anything he is promoting the memories of those past great players and hope he continues his journey.

@djpoints

7 ай бұрын

​@@ag358amen! My story as well! Read sooo many books over years, and watched so many tutorials, but none catapulted me from the 90s to the 70s more than Hogan's books. Particularly his Five Lessons. As a result i firmly believe it is the gold standard of golf instruction! And consequently and humbly speaking lost lots of admiration for tour players, bc it is really sooo much easier to flush it all day long than I ever imagined!