SWING HARD OR SWING FAST So MANY GET THIS WRONG

Swing hard or swing fast with Mark Crossfield golf professional. Mark talks about getting the most power from your golf swing and trying to hit the best golf tee shots you can. When it comes to creating more club head speed should you swing hard or should you swing fast and what really does that mean. With the use of 3d force plates and launch monitors Mark talks about creating more golf ball speed on your golf shots with a better use of the energy that you put into the golf swing. Making sure your golf swing works with the driver and irons and in a way that allows you to hit the golf ball longer and straighter will allow you to find your lowest golf scores and lower your golf handicaps.

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29 thoughts on “SWING HARD OR SWING FAST So MANY GET THIS WRONG

  1. Mark, that was one of the most intelligent golf swing (instructional) videos I have ever watched. When I watch my swing on video, it looks like I am swinging in slow motion and when I try to swing out of my shoes, all I see is an unbalanced swing. Like you, I don't get more out of it, I just put more into it. I would love to get more efficient, but I also feel like I could add more speed throughout the swing to gain more speed as well.

  2. "Make me longer"
    Just catching up to this video now, Mark. It makes sense to me. I've seen this myself with an inexpensive launch monitor. Working on identifying and fixing power leaks isn't easy but is rewarding and takes time. Enjoy watching your channel.

  3. I like these ideas. Correct sequencing and correct applications of forces works. Bravo. Let me also add, it is also probably helpful to measure swing speed and distance to validate(or invalidate) swing thoughts and feels.

  4. "Make me longer" this concept is very valuable. I've been doing superspeed training and have definitely found that getting my positions/swing sequence in good order produce more speed than the swings when I just feel like I'm swinging as hard as I can. Great video, Mark! Really crushing the content lately!

  5. Make me longer, I've been doing flexibility lately and it's crazy the neurological standpoint behind each of your muscles firing on its own…vs the downswing where you might just use one set of muscles. So far my SS is higher than it's been in awhile and I'm anxious to do more testing. I know I have leaks, and will have cameras soon to view my issues. My in-to-out really helps, but I can't always get the face aligned so my dispersion is ehhh.

  6. When I was a 15 handicap many years back, one swing completely changed my game. I was in between clubs with 170 yard to the pin. My 7i maxes out at 165 and my 6i is my 180 club. I took my 6 and took an easy swing to get it as close to 170 as I can. I ended up carrying it 190 and flew it well over the green. It was that light bulb moment for me. The easier I swung, the more my hands stayed back creating tons of lag. I started doing that with all my clubs and have worked my way down to a 2 handicap. Distance isn’t my issue. If only I can hit it straight.

  7. I don’t see anyone advertising their lessons with a launch monitor to measure this stuff. Surely it’s a business opportunity for those teaching Pros.

  8. Yeah we all have that friend who's like 5'2 125lbs and absolutely murders drives past us huge dudes…of course mine is my wife, but the point is the same. Smooth speed saves swings!

  9. Mark, as Yaz and the Plastic Population would of said "THE ONLY WAY IS UP" , whatever position you want your club to be travelling at its fastest (impact), your body needs to be going in the opposite direction, but don't be confused by path direction, its its centrifugal force we are talking about, this needs to explained more clearly if possible, ball on a string stuff

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