His Weak Right Driver Miss VANISHED With This Bryson Release!
Check out the big gains Zack made in this driver lesson where we used a Bryson DeChambeau release feel to eliminate the weak right miss and slice spin. In a short time he saw longer, straighter drives, and left feeling like his driver was a weapon! *Get coaching every 2 weeks from Milo and team HERE 👉 https://swinglikeanathlete.com*
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It's fun when driver becomes a weapon isn't it?
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love your content and info. i tried to book a less with HF but he never returned my request 2x.
I need to book a lesson with Milo, this video is inspirational. And to know he is right down the street from me! Ugh!
Hey Milo, it seems like the release you're teaching here is one that is much "flippier" and has much more clubface rate of rotation than your instruction usually does. My swing / numbers /miss profile are very similar to Zack, so I want to try this out, but I'm nervous about introducing this sort of out to the right throw-the-hands release rather than a more stable release to hit cuts (e.g. Hovland). Can you explain a bit about why you chose to teach this rather than just help Zack hit more consistent power fades, and perhaps clear up any misconceptions I've introduced in this question? Thanks!