Henry Fall Golf

17/08/2026

Make your left arm a SLINGSHOT! Some of your favorite golf swings, those really free, natural looking ones, feature a more passive lead arm — even to the point that they have some bend.

For most “I gotta keep the left arm straight” folks, I bet you’re zapping your speed and freedom in the golf swing. Learn to sequence and sling things and I bet you’ll get just as much control with more distance, and all with a lot less effort.

This is a great drill and exercise to train it, and for this member of our Online Academy, we’ve already seen some positive results 👊 Milo Lines

13/08/2026

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12/08/2026

NEW episode! 👊

For so long I really struggled with sliding in my golf swing and pu...

04/08/2026

I’ve found this to be such a nice feeling over the years to improve the strike and really free up my swing. The motion can be similar to other sports, like delivering a forehand, smashing a line drive, or throwing side arm. Clearing is not bad, it’s how you clear that matters. Why restrict movement when you can unwind freely and powerfully by pulling that lead side out of the way ⤴️. This advice was for a member of our Online Academy at milolinesgolf.com.

28/07/2026

My favorite swing from yesterday’s video with Milo Lines with an 8 iron. From an aesthetics and performance standpoint, I’m happy with the upgrades my swing has taken over the years. I really like how my chest works nowadays and the lines of the overall motion—feels free. Just gotta play more now 😂.

27/07/2026

Full video: https://youtu.be/KNuOILJwfcQ

25/07/2026

Do this if you lack compression! 🎨 🫷Get that right hand, wrist, and arm under control and you’ll have better ball striking. Members of our Online Academy (like who this video was made for) know this one well as it’s a staple of The Athlete’s Swing.

21/07/2026

To be clear, while we like Ryan Fox’s swing and think there’s a lot of sweet elements, we’d generally recommend you don’t try and copy everything about this action—even if it does win you a Claret Jug 😂.

While his swing is of course extremely efficient and powerful, there are matchups like:

— His very strong right hand...
— His little hand depth...
— and his ample side bend...

That we feel are typically problematic for most.

In our opinion, the excessive side bend especially would be a concern for most golfers, and in our experience often a cause of back/hip pain and even injury...

Ryan however is extremely strong and opens his chest a lot to support this unique move.

So yes, we generally prefer a more neutral approach, but his comments in these images from on grip, face, stability, and rotation are all music to our ears!

A cool, unique move no doubt!

16/07/2026

Try this instead! 🏄‍♂️ Rather than jumping and pushing out of the ground in the early parts of the downswing (like so many golfers do) I would prefer to see a little “settling” move in transition…

And here’s a feel I’ve used for years to bring this about. Grab a chair or find an obstacle to stay back and away from. In transition feel a little drop in, then a little surf in your feet and legs to keep your space.

Although I’ve never actually surfed, I have snowboarded a little bit and liken the feel. and I did a video on this years back, even using Shaun White as a model and how he’s able to propel himself into his big air moves.

Give this one a go if your legs are giving you fits 👊. And P.S. if you find you’re falling out on your toes, and losing balance with all that push, check out as their zero drop shoes could be a game-changer. Use code MLG10 for 10% off.