HOW TO GAIN SPEED // Speed Fundamentals with Drew Cooper Part 2

We have long drive competitor Drew Cooper in the TXG Studio to help Ian as well as yourselves understand how to gain speed and control.

Discussing the relationship between the body and the golf club. Drew shows off the methods, this time with Driver. He uses all of these steps to allow him to have faster speeds, and talks his way through his process of changing the swing.

You can find Drew Cooper on Instagram here: d_cooper86

Filmed at: Tour Experience Golf
Custom Golf Club Fitting Studio – Toronto, Canada

[halsuttongolf]

Great video guys! I meant it, I wish I had hit half as many balls and done more swings without a ball. That's where the hard work gets done!

-Hal

[jeremybrimble]

“Let’s hit 5 in a row without talking between…”

Hits one ball and instantly starts analyzing and discussing the swing 😂

[robcoates]

Really enjoyed this! I appreciate Ian getting out of his comfort zone to display how swing changes can be difficult at first.

[grahammann]

Brilliant video, would love to hear what a gym workout built around this idea would look like eg what exercises sets and reps 💪🏻

[keepitkg]

I've been following Drew for a while and he really loves the sport. I've exchanged DMs with him and he is such a good resource for the sport, especially amateurs that NEED to focus on adding distance.

[davidterrie]

Great stuff. Growing up in the '60s the head pro at my course had a dynamic transition like Drew is teaching. It was just his style. There was no notion of increased swing speed. He once played Nicklaus to a draw in a college match. I used to emulate him sometimes because his swing just looked so cool. RIP Bill Johnson.

[Chris_Traynor]

God this is good. I’ve been absolutely pumping the ball after watching this. Feel like have to be so patient, especially with the longer clubs, then just let go of that ‘elastic snap’ feeling.

[ThomasPlaysGolf]

Loving this series! glad you are breaking it up into these parts. giving me time to digest one before the next comes out. Way to go boys!

[THECATWHISPERER]

Loved this little 2 parter. Drew is brilliant

[danieljohnson]

Brilliant timing, watched the first episode this morning whilst working from home…was looking forward to this! FYI the net in the garden got a bashing earlier, this totally works, freeing up the whole body!

[benmartinez]

I love all of the videos with Drew!!! He's my boy and his wisdom for moving the club fast is like gold!!

[garthsampson]

Love this video. I watched the first session yesterday and was waiting for todays. Well worth the wait. Can't wait to hit the driving range now...

[roadtoscratchgolf]

Love these sessions, makes it much more understandable. Keep them coming. Thanks for your time, Drew.

[richardday]

Love this type of content. So often I think people get caught up in new equipment (writing this during 2024 driver release week) that we overlook the gains that can be had by instruction and body conditioning. Lessons are expensive for a lot of people and this content is so much appreciated. Thank you!

[steblin_nz]

Fantastic videos, love videos like this that are real and relatable, some of the best I've seen. Drew explains things really well

[timmygolfs]

Can't thank you guys enough, the knowledge level you're sharing here is elite. Don't think there is any other way to say it. Cheers

[MartinMacGill]

This has been a great series! I've undertaken speed training too because I'd like to get some speed back now I'm in my mid 50's. The content has really made me join the dots between the training programs I'm doing technically and why it works. Great stuff! Ironically, I've injured myself doing this and it was down to not warming up correctly and preparing myself for the speed session.

[dabaumga]

I'd like to see a ten more of these videos. So so much good stuff

[barryriddell]

Loved these 2 videos. Thanks for the great content and speed tips.

[lederboard]

Great series here. Drew makes it sound so easy and makes a lot of sense. Thanks gents.