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In this drill circuit video, we're going to look at transition.

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So a drill circuit is basically taking a handful of drills and putting them in an ordered

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circuit so that you can work on all the different pieces without having to think of them

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all at the same time.

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So for this drill circuit, what we're going to do is work on the arms first, so we'll

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do delivery position and then delivering go and then we'll bring the body back in, we'll

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do the Jackson 5 and the pump drill and then we'll use Zoro swings as kind of a tempo

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feeling to tie it all together at the end.

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So first one we're going to do is going to be delivery position.

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So what I'm going to get used to here is the feeling of this drop, pronation, supination

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of my arms with the motorcycle, so it's kind of dropping just like so.

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So I've done that a handful of times, now I got a feeling of where I want my arms to

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get into before they're going to go out towards the golf ball.

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So now we can demonstrate one with the delivery and go because the delivery and go is

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basically getting into that position and then from here swinging through it.

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So from here with no backswing swinging through.

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Stand up, lose track of the golf ball from here, swinging through.

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Okay, so then the next piece, doesn't matter if you hit perfectly, you're just going to

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move on to the next piece, because that's part of the drill circuit.

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So the next one is going to be the Jackson 5.

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So now we're going to bump the hips just like so.

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While the upper body stays pretty centered, kind of feeling what that's going to be like

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when my arms are in delivery position.

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We'll do one more.

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Good, so I got a feeling of that getting into that left bit.

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Hit, got a little muscular feel.

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Next one we're going to do is the pump drill.

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So from here we're basically going to combine that fall into delivery with the Jackson

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5 and it'll basically look like this.

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You'll go one, two, and then let it go.

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So I'll demonstrate one.

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So you're going to go up to the top.

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We're going to pump, pump, and then let it go.

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Okay, hit that pretty good.

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Last one we're going to do is the Zoro swings, which the Zoro swings is just going to give

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me a feeling kind of that, the club falling through transition before I sling it out

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towards the ball.

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So I've got that feeling.

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Last piece I'm going to do is hit a ball, kind of focusing just on that Zoro feeling and

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trying to do the transition and the delivery position correctly.

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Kind of like that.

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And then regardless of how well I hit that ball, what I would do next is I would go through

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that circuit again.

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So basically I would start going through this.

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Start going through the delivery and go.

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Go back through the Jackson 5 and by going through it over and over again it gives

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me time gaps between when I'm hitting balls.

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So my brain learns more effectively.

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And it gives me isolated things to focus on, which I can then drive into my random practice

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once I get to that part of the practice routine.