Hi Tom, feeling some frustration… These videos do not load. Technical issues?

Sorry, meant Tom... F'in autocorrect

Hi Ron. Great slingshot video 2 days ago. But you have now confused us - I have seen hundreds of videos referencing "skipping Stones" or"frisbee" moves, all implying right arm makes the speed. Your video makes it clear, left arm where it's at for speed. Frankly, doing the right arm swing things gives me right arm tendinitis. What say Tom?

Thanks Tom. I reviewed the material and have been focusing on keeping right elbow tucked. I also think I may have mispositioned the Garmin, which overstated the severity of the problem. Does this swing seem over the top to you?https://photos.app.goo.gl/EfzsiENpiMgfK9ps7

Shoulders are a huge key. Repeatedly watch all of his videos here and on Youtube about the shoulders. Keeping their tilt on the backswing and downswing perpendicular to the spine angle at setup is critical.

Hi Tom...new member here...I dont know why I am having trouble with drill 1 (it seems so simple)...but I cannot seem to stop hitting behind the ball 2+inches. On a divot board (no ball) life is great. Nice contact in front of the line. But put a ball down and an alien takes over my body. Focusing on a point in front of the ball does not work. Exxagerated forward weight doesnt seem to work. Head is still. Any tip for getting over this bal-conscious problem I am having?

Ment to say 100 yards

Thank you for this. When I hit with 7i short backswing, it is rather crispy and straght about 10å yards. But when I try to make a bigger backswing I loose the contact, ball starts to go left and no more distance. I feel that I have my weight right and head still but it does not work. I'm stiff (71y) so I cannot swing far left with my left arm straight , it has to bend quite soon. Could this be be reason for my problem? Any drills for this?

Hi
in a YouTube video you made, you talk about releasing the wrist down for more power
Throughout the course you talk about keeping the wrists quite

In a YouTube video you talk about releasing the wrists