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This was Kyle before our lesson. Ball going everywhere, hooking one hole and slicing the next, chasing it into the trees the whole round. If that's your Saturday too, you're not the only one.

Tanner said it better than most of my clients ever have. One day nothing but right, next day nothing but left, never straight. That's what happens when you're making adjustments swing to swing instead of fixing the actual move. We got to the real cause in this lesson.

20 minutes into the session and he already felt it, said his swing usually feels like it's spinning and this time it just didn't. That's what happens when you fix the actual pattern instead of handing someone another swing thought to juggle.

Dominic's been dealing with lower back pain for a while, and here's the thing, it's not really a back problem. When we get his hips stretched out and warmed up, the back pain goes away completely. Fix the hip, the back stops complaining, super common one.

Telling yourself don't hit it in the water is the fastest way to hit it in the water. Your brain doesn't process the don't, it just hears water. State what you actually want instead.

This is the part I love. One change to how he loads into the ground and he tells me it feels like he's doing less. That's usually the tell something actually clicked, not more effort, just better sequencing.

Explained timing today with a baseball pitcher. The arm hangs back while the body starts moving, that little gap between the two is basically the entire golf swing. That's the difference between a shot that goes straight and one that doesn't, and it has nothing to do with how hard you swing.

Same lesson, already a different strike. Jeff came in hitting it fat and left saying his contact was 'a lot less fat.' One session, real change, not a gimmick.

Pulling everything left, balls in the water, out of bounds... Brad had been back playing golf for about a year and was fighting the same miss over and over. Frustrating stuff, and it was costing him actual strokes on the course.

82 mile an hour club speed, 178 yards, 15 feet off line. Best swing of the whole session and you can hear it the second it happens. Zero lessons before today, all self taught trial and error before this. One range session.