More of this stuff. Anyone can review clubs (and tbh it's not that exciting anymore) but this kind of video is what is unique about this channel. Please bring more content like this.

Dr. Kwon paved the way for people like these guys to spread this great information.

very cool would love to se more content. like this

Love this!!

Great video 👏👏👏👏

Loved this video!! Great info Also loved how Ian made a club change!! 😂 back to that Ventus/Sim combo lol

@ianfrasergolf

7 ай бұрын

lol, this was filmed back in late September before I put the TSr3 and GD VF 5-X in the bag.

Have gone from 107 max in my 30s to hitting 120 in my 40s with basic weight training ans SS training.

@tufph

7 ай бұрын

I've gone from 120 to 107 in my 40 😢😢

@ScottDreyfus

7 ай бұрын

Me too but I cheated! 😂

@Cursedfenix

6 ай бұрын

Congrats man. I worked on my speed this year as well. Gone from 115 to 120 with just weight training for about 6 months. Instead of doing some crazy work out for New Years I will be adding SS training to my repertoire this year

Hoping they share more info on things Ian is great at (i.e. grip pressure) as well as what he needs help with. It seems logical for them to focus on what he needs, but I’m hoping they also dive into elements like grip pressure (which the rest of us may not be great at).

@kypass

6 ай бұрын

Yes, hoping for a follow up or conclusion. What did the results show?

One of the topics that caught my attention, in this video, was grip strengths impact on grip size. Ian stated that they don’t chose grip size based on hand size. How does grip strength impact proper grip size? How does CC chose grip size?

Great video. What is the app called?

Excited to the see Ian's progression and can't wait to see the details of the app. I'd sign up in a heartbeat.

At the beginning of last season I was struggling to get over 100mph. I’ve gained around 10mph… but can’t seem to square the face at impact anymore. I will be doing another fitting, but could it be because the head is lagging behind? Can’t turn it over for the life of me. I’m swinging between 3-5 degrees inside out and the constant miss is a block right. Or a push cut right. Edit: currently on a stiff flex averaging around 108mph

Swinging at 100 with a goal to get to 105. My body can take hitting 120 balls every other or every 2 days. Which I do in a home simulator. What’s the best way to work in speed training while wanting to work on hitting balls and general swing development? Hit less balls? Speed train before hitting balls? Speed train with the driver hitting balls?

@canyonaro

7 ай бұрын

First thing is you gotta have a measurement tool. Once you have that, the simplest thing is one recommended by Bryson DeChambeau. 1. Take a few swings to establish a baseline clubhead speed. 2. Swing your ass off until you hit 10 mph over your baseline. 3. Slow down to +5 mph from your baseline and do eight swings at that speed (trying to normalize that speed). That protocol should be able to get you a decent amount of speed over several seasons. Your baseline will creep up. The problem I came across with SuperSpeed is I was mashing my driver but it messed up my sequencing with my irons. I ended up giving up and slowing down to keep it on the course this year but I'm going to try again over the winter.

how do you not show the results??!?

How can I go about going through this analysis myself?

Will this become a series where we see Ian given x y and z to work on and we get to watch the results of how implementing changes ends up with higher speeds?

@ianfrasergolf

7 ай бұрын

Yes, that’s exactly it. You guys will see not only the testing process which decides what program I need but also the first stages of learning the programs.

@GolfNut10

5 ай бұрын

@@ianfrasergolf yes I thought the testing was great but the important part comes next. What to do with it. There is a lot of great info out there but how do we practice to get better is what I think most people want. I know I do. Thank you for this.

Ian must have been a butcher in a previous life 😂 - that grip strength is quite something!

What is the app that they are referring to with superspeed golf system?

@kourt2469

7 ай бұрын

He said it's a new app that is coming out. So doesn't exist yet

Sim back in the bag. 😂😂😂

@clubchampionmedia

6 ай бұрын

We shot this video back in September

Haven’t done any speed training, but swinging at 121.5mph on the top end arm so looking forward to improving that

What are the apps they are mentioning? Anyone catch that?

When will we see what to do with the info gathered. As per the statement “show me the $$”.

Grey pants/shorts are just a bad choice for a lot of people 😂

@carlsmith653

7 ай бұрын

Brussel sprout caught in the zipper?

What’s the app called?

@joshjohnson9789

6 ай бұрын

Second on this. Where do I get the app?

Ian has said previously that the Stack System was the “Rolls Royce “ of speed training gear, but uses Superspeedgolf sticks? Paid sponsors I guess. I’ve used both Superspeed and The Stack, and The Stack is miles better, albeit at a higher price.

@ianfrasergolf

7 ай бұрын

Yes I am indeed a SuperSpeed Golf ambassador but I made that choice after working with both systems. I’ve said many times how much I admire Stack but the SSG protocols have worked best for me. A large part of that is due to the expertise I now have access to with Tyler and Mike as users will now via the Super Speed Golf app which will launch in the New Year.

Takeaway from the video…get some big ass forearms 😂

Ok cool let’s look at the IRL reality that it’s an 8 foot ceiling world, the elite facilities or even facilities to accommodate the program are not accessible to most. I’d like to see real world stories from the demographics of golf how they have adopted this into their day when they don’t necessarily have the resources or climates to perform the “speed journeys” or even to maintain your speed. Great video and information just want to see how the masses are adopting into their lives 👍

@NineTo5Golf

7 ай бұрын

The standard Superspeed protocols can be done outside in your yard or driveway, and you can get a PRGR for the most affordable option of measuring speed. Then just set aside 10-15 minutes of every range session where all you’re doing is swinging out of your ass with driver, ignoring direction, and measuring the speed. All these extra features are currently luxuries that hopefully become more accessible and affordable as their benefits become more obvious and profitable. But they’re not absolutely necessary to build speed

@NineTo5Golf

7 ай бұрын

This is just how I’ve been going about my “speed journey” and I’ve gone from around 100 mph to currently 105 average with a measured peak of 109

@samuelhoward7213

7 ай бұрын

Right, well it’s 15 degrees F outside right now, which greatly increases the likelihood I pull a hammy or slip on the snow and break my hip, so I think OP’s point is still valid.

@whiskerrub3821

7 ай бұрын

@@NineTo5Golf Thanks for sharing, appreciated, many don’t have that option as outside temp far too cold during off season.

@kourt2469

7 ай бұрын

Let's be real, If someone is looking for excuses then speed training probably isn't for them. It's not easy to commit to doing it. That being said I live in northern Utah. It's below freezing most days november-march. I've gone outside in 20 degrees and done the training. Just warm up inside first. I've also went to a gym, even took them to work and did it on break. There's plenty of places to do it if someone really wants to.

Ian you are so good at content and providing real time data, this 45 min video was one of the worst I've ever seen. A waste of time, no data shared... Why? Really disappointing. If it's proprietary then you shouldn't have done the video. Peace.

You really do not need a specialized program to increase CHS. Basic workouts and light weight training will get the same results. Anybody can increase their speed by being more active.

@corbinchristensen1555

7 ай бұрын

You're not wrong that basic strength training will improve most people's swing speed, but you're 100% wrong to assert that a specific swing speed training program wouldn't be better. For athletic adaption, specificity is one of the absolute most important elements in making progress. You don't see strength athletes or football players or ufc fighters crossing over to golf and automatically having crazy club speed right off the bat. Obviously on occasion you do, but it's not the norm. Specifically training to swing fast and the practice of swinging faster is what facilitates the neuromuscular coordination, technical adaptations, and increases in muscle tone in the specific places that actually result in a higher club speed output. There will never be a person that picks up a driver and swings it as fast as Bryson on their first attempt or even in their first 6 months. It just won't happen. You could give Brian Shaw a long drive driver and he won't swing it 150mph. To swing faster you have to swing faster, and you don't swing faster by going to the gym and lifting weights. You swing faster by swinging implements of different weights as fast as possible and then applying that work to a club and hitting balls as hard as you can.

@ianfrasergolf

7 ай бұрын

Correct, but there much more than just gaining speed going on here. We are learning a new movement pattern through an improved kinematic sequence. You’ll see that as this series continues.

Great video. What is the app called?