Swing In L.A
M.I.K.E. / Push Lyrics

I feel amazing
I wanna go on vacation
So bad I get impatient
This not no game, I'm not playing
What you saying?
Oh my greatness
Back to back to back I'm taking all sick days bitch
I told my job I caught death but I'll escape it
And until, that day, I just, will be wasting
My time just getting wasted

I feel so fucking faded
But not too much to not check my stocks
I take ownership, they can't count me out
You might think that my life done went south
But every master needs like 10,000 hours
So I isolated, and I became the most groovy Austin powers baby
When I hit LA, you'll find me up on Runyon Canyon

Shedding off this dead weight
Brooklyn is my heart and soul, but the whole world is my template
Feeling like I found sensei, feeling like I found sensei
Master Roshi or Dende
I be walking this winding path that's very similar to snake way
If I fall, help me up
Better yet give me nimbus
And I be on cloud nine, feeling super divine
Is that Mone, oh shit! No way
Eye candy and nothing else
She could've been a bomb wife, shame

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Written by: Kevon Hines

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Thomas Fraser

Andrew Linch Hi. I Would love to update you on my progress of executing an infallible swing. I now fully hold to my theory that both sides of our body moves altogether and yet opposite of the other and that sequencing our swing in some fashion is a misnomer. One side pushing as the other side pulling equally and altogether is really what is happening in a perfect swing. it is that simple.

When Mike says he pushing away his lift side he should have mentioned he is equally pulling forward with his trail side and on the golf downswing. I personally feel I do just the opposite; but in reality Mike and I are doing the exact same thing; however due to our primitive minds we can only detect a push or pulling motion from one side of our body or the other at any given moment; never both together

Hope you give my theory a try for yourself. It is guarantee to releases needless tension during a golf swag in you and your students bodies. Cheers

I know you and I like Manuel de la Torre.

The infallible swing that Manuel de la Torre spoke of was that our body is symmetrical 2 sided machine and that we either feel the push or pull of one side of the body or the other; but never both together. Knowing this has change my golf swing for the better. Cheers

All comments from YouTube:

Todd Leone

5y↑5

Mike, I have watched all your videos several times because you are a genius! I have always been into many sports and the way you time them all together is what I relate to more than anything. Thank you so much for what you do

D White

4y↑3

This vid explains exactly what I've been doing for years. "Firing the right side" and getting over to the left late. I'll be signing on with Mike forthwith. Already went back to feeling the club swing naturally, and letting the body respond.
Thanks Mike.

Lee Kopanski

Great video Mike! Totally agree, the golf swing is a free flowing and natural motion! I’ve just uploaded a golf instructional video today explaining the same principle and I think that’s why you’ve hit my list of recommended vids! I’ll have to check your vids out - great job👍

Daniel Altherr

Tanks Mike for another great VDO ! What a coincidence! I went practicing yesterday and observed that my consistency (contact and direction control) was much better when I started to engage my left knee or pelvis between the middle and 2/3 of a full backswing. As soon as I concentrated on completing a full backswing, I was too late and the consistency decreased. This is perfectly coherent with what you explain. Timing 😜

M M

4y↑2

Best instructor on You Tube by far. Explains things in ways I can easily understand and pick up. If I could I would love to get lessons in person.

Eric Son

Hey Mike love this drill. Also incorporating this with the Malaska Move. One issue I have with this is that I tend to hit lot of Toe shots. I believe this is because when I push away from the ball my fulcrum moves away from the ball and pulls the club in which causes the toe shots. Any advise on this ?

Andrew Linch

5y↑2

Great video, I find tension in my arms is the biggest killer for me in sequencing the swing properly , In my change of direction having tension free arms ( like Mike talks about) is key to the correct kinetic sequence , something which is easier to do in sports with a moving ball , crazy lol.

Thomas Fraser

Don Rennick

Took me years to figure out that my problem was the transition. Even then, I still couldn't figure out exactly how to correct it and any time I managed to do it right, it was a mystery as to what I had done differently Your video here was the one that finally made the light go on. I was shifting weight to the right on my back swing instead of just moving the force to my right foot and leg. Love all your videos, MIke. Your explanations and demonstrations are the best.

Geep1778 NYC

5y↑4

timing is everything... Thats why the slower you take your backswing the easier it is to get the body arms and hands to synch correctly in order to time the club faces correct path thru the ball. It's what your practice swing is looking for as well as staying balanced. I tend to rush my backswing and forget these so i'm typing this partially to ingrain it into my brain but also to maybe help that 1 golf seeker. This is for you homey! lol

Patrick Miller

@Geep1778 NYC it’s an estimate, probably a higher number than 80%. Ernie Els finishes his swing before you reach the top of your backswing. But his swing looks slower because it’s efficient where yours looks like a wild flail at the ball because your backswing is too slow.

Geep1778 NYC

@Patrick Miller sounds exactly like something a A.I. Would say. Where’d that 80 percent number come from Siri

Patrick Miller

Conservatively, 80% amateurs have a backswing that is too slow and a change of direction that is too fast compared to good golfers. This is a widespread issue. A slow backswing being an ingredient to a good golf swing is a damaging myth.

Michael Maffeo

This is pure Gold !!- Take this and add the ability to have speed at bottom [ not from top } - Build a nice swing

Smokin Jaws

It makes so much sense. I get conflicting advice from instructors on lateral shift. Some say you shift forward 4-6”, others say 1-3”. It doesn’t sound like a big difference, but a struggle to not move toward the target in order to get proper compression. Can you clarify for me?

Timothy Fletcher

Mike - I just found some of your golf videos, great content. It looks like you use golf tees in you practice/training, is that correct? Also what iron do you recommend for practice/training? 7 or 8 iron? Thank you

Eric Dumont

I have the same swing as hideki matsujama, with a pause on top play off a +2, have been doing the pause since a very young age, works well for me, Mike is definitely the best coach on YouTube, but in golf there are many ways to swing a club, and can't be generalised.

Tristan

I think you missed what was precisely his point lol. Everyone hasn't been playing since a "very young age"...95% of the people on his page are weekend golfers.

Thomas Fraser

Hi Mike on the downswing do we push with the right or pull with the right side of our hand and body on our downswing? Personally I feel I am actually pushing with my right side and equally pulling with my left.

We as human can only detect a push or a pull from our either side of our body separately; but never at the same time as these opposing motions are actually happening together and exactly at the same time . So I supposed base on your perspective; you have a feeling of pushing back with your left hip and side would mean you are also and equally pulling forward on your trail hand and side. I have just the opposite feeling and yet I yield the same results as you do due to the physics of the push/ pull motion of a wheel turning forward are exactly the same

Visually we as humans can only see a push or a pulling of the wheel; but never both together. So I see just the opposite of what you feel you are doing. Amazing! Cheers.

Janak Patel

Hi Mike great teaching I have improved my striking i pretty straight but I am looking for little draw with roll

james dixon

3y↑1

Mike, I know you worked with Jack Nicklaus many years. He lifted his left heel in his backswing, but you seem to not do this. I am trying to push my hips back like you teach instead of " turning " them, but due to my knee and hip replacements, my left heel comes up. Should I try to keep the left heel down, or let it release in response to the swing?

Brett Schultz

2y↑1

I know a lot of good golfers who lift their left heal, I wouldn’t worry about it

R2d2

Modern golf instruction, online especially, has really confused golfers like me. With the talk of rotating the hips and ground up...no one talks( with the exception of Malaska) of the swing being a continous motion. In a 3-4 sec move, how much can really happen! a flash...so nothing can wait ( like the modern instructors, say for shoulders to wait for hips to rotate etc)....

R2d2

5y↑1

You Mr Malaska, are a golf swing whisperer. You have a gift to simplify that which is difficult to do so. Bravo sir. Bravo.

Barry McCuiston

Bravo indeed. Mike's 'lessons" have resulted in great improvement in my ball striking and consistency. The greatest advice is to eliminate tension in the golf swing.

2CardArsenal

Would have loved to meet Mr. Nichols and listen to him talk about Golf! You were definitely blessed Mike. Excellent video.

Q. FL

5y↑15

This man video content has me playing my best golf of my life... I’ll never pay for another lesson again

J C

4y↑1

I had many lessons, and my instructors identify the problem and tells me what it should be, and then shows videos of pros. But the most important part that all my instructors doesn’t teach is HOW am I making this mistake and WHY I am making them. Mike is the only instructor explains the WHY and HOW. Thanks MIke.

Daniel Segledi

Try Eric Cogorno also, he and Mike collaborate a lot, great communicators

Paul Malone

Q. FL we need to load a van lol

Q. FL

Joe Griggs Jr. I may have to do the same thing... I owe this man!

Joe Griggs Jr.

5y↑3

Crazy thing is this. I said the same thing but I will never pay another instruxtor that ain't teaching the same concept and I will go see Mike someday and "pay" him for a lesson.

Steven G

Thanks Mike, relating the motion to other sports really helps...

Robert Johansson

He got it all wrong though

Skyboxer

Great info...thanks Mike!

Cyrus Stafslien

Mike thanks so much for finally getting me to understand where the release is. I do think I have it now.

Jesse Limon

This guy is amazing. how do I get a lesson?!

Tony Tanti

4y↑2

400 an hour

Rob's Axe

Great vid, Mike. Thanks!

Thomas Autera

Good stuff Mike!

Fethi mh

Beautiful way to understand golf thank golf boss

Fethi mh

You need time but if you understand then very esy toke me tow year s to understand

Stuart Thomson

5y↑2

As a left handed golfer, is it possible to use lead and trail when giving tuition thanks

john coscia

One of those terrible lessons Mike took on early career was playing left handed , soon his hand cap playing this way improved on his original now struggling with stance . lt was very embarrassing as he couldn't front up at a match 1st Tee pointing as it if to tee off backwards so never mentions it again . Or maybe not ?

john doe

This feels like an aha moment...cant wait to hit a few.

Bob Fillinich

I notice that in your videos that you use a tee for iron shots. Should practice sessions be done with a tee ?

Michael Sparks

I have no concept of this in my swing! I must do it poorly because I can still hit the ball fairly well, very inconsistent though! Mostly pull hooks, Help!

Benjamin Threatt

So when you go back on the right hip, do you not go back with the right. In other words is the move of the hips away and then away. So two moves back not right back then right forwards and left back in a twist.

Melted Butter

5y↑5

How do you push away but not ‘stand up’?

Golf Nut

If your hips are moving ‘away’ from the ball is impossible to stand up (lose posture). The human brain wants to keep you in balance so your torero actually gets closer to the ground. If you just straighten your left leg rather than pushing your left hip back then yes for sure you can stand up. Hope this helps.

CJ

this lower body hip action is the most underrated part of the swing

Martin Kraus

5y↑1

And what about Matsuyama?? He clearly STOPS on the top of the backswing.
In fact I cant really see that "left stabilising" move in your full swing Mike.
And dont get me wrong, I thing you are the best teacher here on YT.

Air Shad

Watch a swing video of his. Hideki’s lower body never stops moving.

Amy Wolfe

he stops the club at the top, but he changes directions prior to that

dave warner

love this Mike

Padraig Dooley

5y↑1

That a great tip Mike any tip for left hand dominant playing right hand club's looking at your video today need something on the brink of walking away from the great game padraig Dooley Ireland

Rod Galilee

watch it in a mirror……..

Kalaheo68

Thanks!

Malaska Golf

@kalaheo6879, thank you for the contribution! Happy New Year and hope this year is your best year of golf yet!

GermanTurbo

Its terrible what some golf teaching pros teach. So many stupid an wrong stuff, cause they dont know the mechanics and how a golfswing realy works. Dear Mr. Malaska i worship you. :-) You are standing on top of my golf altar. I do hope to meet you some day and get a lesson.
Thx alot for the videos and spreading your knowledge through these.

Phil Hankins

What do you mean "left is pushing away"? Pushing away from what?

Tom Tom

Hi My native language is not English. But I think pushing away means pushing with the left foot backward to let the clubface accelerate. The aim is to keep balance because the weight of the clubface is very heavy at high speed. So you need to stabilize your body back a little bit at impact. That’s what I understood...

yanksrule311

4y↑1

Why does Mike only have 57.1k subscribers? That’s crazy. His knowledge and experience greatly surpasses anything on YouTube. A tour pro working with Jack? I think I’ll learn from Mike from now on.

Nono Bebert

Pushing away from what ? The ball, the target ?

BOBPERIO2

The clubhead!

seth1455

the club

Joe Griggs Jr.

5y↑1

Oh my God! I don't listen. I looked at this tip this morning before my round in Hilton head SC today and undertood it the wrong way. Now I am home after sobbing over a bad round and yes the clubs r in a dark closet because I totally blamed them.
But I thought u said push your"hips" away from the ball.
But your were actually reffering to the puah away in the turn which means the left hipchanging directionsm lord. What I was trying to do was never gonna work. I lloked like I was doing a hoola hoop.
I said all that to say this. Watch the videos and listen. Heck, watch it tice and listen again. Thanks Mike!
102 after shooting 82 easily yesterday ain't cute at all.

Brian Gastaldi

Now I'm frustrated, been following his videos for a while and he focused on moving the right hip back on the way down (a'la swinging the duffle bag)and tilting the club, now it's all on pushing away with the left hip....which is it?