So let's talk about how to learn a new skill or a new movement pattern in the golf swing.

It's things golfers struggle with have to be confronted with all time when they're trying to learn and play better.

And it's something I've seen over the years.

You do see certain people are better at learning new skills, stroke movement patterns, and some people people you know you you almost have to teach

them how to learn and that doesn't mean that they're not educated smart people they're often

you know titans in industry but they just need to be told or relearn how to learn sometimes

um lou and gregg welcome um how would you learn a new skill, Greg? Let's go to you

first. So you're going to learn, you've worked on your swing. You've worked on changing some

movement patterns, how you stand, move, pushing the ground, whatever it is. Do you have a process

that you follow when moving your swing around?

Yes.

Yes, yes, I do.

So let's say I was going to go and hit some balls and work on a new move and I'm

going to hit 30 golf balls, right?

The first step for me anyway is after chatting to my coach, and I will actually just,

this is a great way, just time to go to your coach after our lesson and say, how should I practice this? Right? That'd be the first step.

Usually the best way for me to start personally is moving without golf ball or golf club.

Okay. Right. So and or using the club as a tool to help movement, and I've seen you do this a lot

in your videos, Mark, where you put the club across your hips or help movement, and I've seen you do this a lot in your videos,

Mark, where you put the club across your hips, or I use that sometimes for helping hip turn.

I would do a lot of practice.

I would do at least two or three practice moves without a ball down there or anything in the way.

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