Drive for Dough video?

what are some of the topics monte has in his drive for dough video? does he go into more depth with leading with right elbow,early extension, secondary tilt, etc?

I am thinking of ordering it, but is there a way i can watch it on my television rather than on a phone or tablet?

Thanks

He covers pretty much everything, frankly I'd combine it with his Use The Bounce series. Pretty in depth, there are some threads on here about it and perhaps someone can give more info than I can here, but really, it covers pretty much everything.

Sorry, I can't help with the TV question.

I have Apple TV and no problem watching it on my tv

what are some of the topics monte has in his drive for dough video? does he go into more depth with leading with right elbow,early extension, secondary tilt, etc?

I am thinking of ordering it, but is there a way i can watch it on my television rather than on a phone or tablet?

Thanks

We support chrome cast and airplay, so as long as you have compatible devices, you can watch using those. In addition, if your tv has browser capability, you can watch videos directly from our website on your tv.

Also interested in this topic. I have the Bounce series. I bought it this winter and have only managed one round with no practice as of yet. I would also like more info on the Drive for Dough.

Very comprehensive on all things Driver. 53 videos covering the broad concepts and lots of details on setup, backswing, shoulders, speed, pressure shifts, etc...average video length ~ 3 minutes with a handful 10 minutes +

Great stuff, a bargain. So much content there is something new to pick out with each viewing.

what are some of the topics monte has in his drive for dough video? does he go into more depth with leading with right elbow,early extension, secondary tilt, etc?

I am thinking of ordering it, but is there a way i can watch it on my television rather than on a phone or tablet?

Thanks

 

We support chrome cast and airplay, so as long as you have compatible devices, you can watch using those. In addition, if your tv has browser capability, you can watch videos directly from our website on your tv.

yes, I do have an older semi smart tv and should be able to get internet links to work. will order in the morning

D4D is by far my favorite Monte video.

Covers all important terminology and concepts in the driver as well as most swings. Even if you didn’t agree with all of Monts’s teaching - full disclaimer I do and am a student of his - it’s worth the $ as education and understanding. Very little chance you don’t hit it better after watching.

I've rewatched at least 5 times and still find stuff I missed or forgot about. Very good content. Well worth the price.

what are some of the topics monte has in his drive for dough video? does he go into more depth with leading with right elbow,early extension, secondary tilt, etc?

Here is a list of all the individual parts - the time stamp is from the original 2 video set before it was broken down into the individual clips on his site.

But simply put - all those things - and much, much more, are addressed - each usually in several different places.

(I'm assuming Monte wont mind me posting this)

Drive 4 Dough – Part 1

0:00:00 Introduction

0:04:00 Efficiency

0:07:15 Basic Guidelines – Introduction

0:09:30 Basic Guidelines – Setup

0:12:56 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Alignment

0:14:08 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Knee Bend Waist Bend

0:15:22 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Don’t Stick Butt Back

0:16:10 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Head Position

0:16:57 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Foot Flare

0:17:52 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Balance Point

0:18:36 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Tee Height

0:19:02 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Arms at Address

0:20:59 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Grip

0:22:41 Basic Guidelines – Setup – Summary

0:24:05 Basic Guidelines – Backswing – Hip/Shoulder Turn

0:24:39 Basic Guidelines – Backswing – Front Arm Parallel to Shoulders

0:24:53 Basic Guidelines – Backswing – Rear Arm Folds 90 Deg

0:25:08 Basic Guidelines – Backswing – Maintain Tilt at Top

0:25:53 Basic Guidelines – Backswing – Wrist-set

0:26:35 Basic Guidelines – Backswing – Summary

0:27:12 Basic Guidelines – Transition

0:28:36 Basic Guidelines – Transition – Bump

0:30:17 Basic Guidelines – Transition – Dump

0:30:48 Basic Guidelines – Transition – Turn

0:31:38 Basic Guidelines – Transition – Summary

0:32:44 Basic Faults and Misconceptions – Setup, Backswing & Transition Introduction

0:34:30 Backswing Faults and Misconceptions – Low & Slow

0:38:16 Backswing Faults and Misconceptions – Wrist-set

0:39:56 Backswing Faults and Misconceptions – Perfect Backswing Drill

0:42:20 Backswing Faults and Misconceptions – Shoulder Rotation Drill

0:45:55 Backswing Faults and Misconceptions – Restricting Hip Turn

0:51:43 Backswing Faults and Misconceptions – Width & Depth

1:02:06 Backswing Faults and Misconceptions – Elbow In, Shoulder Out

1:03:55 Backswing Faults and Misconceptions – Eyeline

1:06:56 Shoulder Faults and Misconceptions – Right Shoulder: Down vs Out

1:13:11 Shoulder Faults and Misconceptions – Shoulder & Hip Separation

1:16:45 Shoulder Faults and Misconceptions – Lack of Shoulder Turn

1:18:24 Shoulder Faults and Misconceptions – Shoulder Rotation Drill 2

1:21:38 Shoulder Faults and Misconceptions – Shoulder Rotation and the Arms

1:23:47 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Chasing Lag

1:29:11 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Shaft Lean

1:31:20 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – How the Arms Work

1:39:59 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Chicken Wing

1:43:14 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Pulling Handle/Handpath

1:47:47 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Hands at Impact

Drive 4 Dough – Part 2

0:00:16 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Humerus Forward

0:02:43 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Separate the Chin and Shoulder

0:04:08 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Getting Unstuck

0:15:19 Arms Faults and Misconceptions – Arm Speed vs Hip Speed

0:23:42 Effort vs Speed

0:25:50 Effort vs Speed – Upper-body Lunge

0:27:52 Effort vs Speed – No-turn Cast Drill

0:36:34 Effort vs Speed – How to Swing Hard

0:41:03 Effort vs Speed – Wedge Speed Drill

0:43:11 Effort vs Speed – Rhythm & Tempo Ideas

0:50:10 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – Femur Down

0:52:43 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – Front Knee

0:54:00 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – Zipper Away

0:59:14 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – Sloppy-knee Drill

1:02:32 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – Arms & Lower Body

1:03:54 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – Pressure Shift

1:05:15 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – The Right Heel

1:08:14 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – The Kinematic Sequence

1:12:59 Body Misconceptions, Faults & Ideas – Tee Height & Body Faults

1:15:34 Ball Flight, Trajectory, Spin, Angle of Attack Misconceptions & Ideas

1:26:16 Curing the Slice

1:35:18 Strong Grips & Open Club-faces

1:39:33 Course Strategy – Alignment

1:42:33 Course Strategy – Where to line up on the tee box?

1:44:03 Final Thoughts

thank you

I have most of the videos through rebelllion golf app and they are super comprehensive. They have a nice feature were all the chapters are broken into individual clips but does anyone know if there is a way to just watch the whole video through without having to click the individual clips?

I have most of the videos through rebelllion golf app and they are super comprehensive. They have a nice feature were all the chapters are broken into individual clips but does anyone know if there is a way to just watch the whole video through without having to click the individual clips?

I don't think it's possible through the app - but if you e-mail him, he probably still has copies of the original video files he might be willing to provide you. The 1080p version consisted of 2 videos (2 parts) of roughly 2gb for each part. There was also a 720p version that was just a bit over 1gb for each part. Really more suited for computer use than phone - but then the more modern phones do have a lot more memory than they used to.

I just rewatched several parts of this. My game fell apart. I knew it was something with my arms in the downswing. I watched some portions about keeping the trail arm under, moving the humerus forward, and EE being an affect.

Two range sessions later, I am hitting better than ever. Each series on Rebellion Golf has great information stated in different ways. Things will click, and you will find another thing to work on.

These series are much better after watching them another time. You find things you missed.

Regarding Using the Bounce, that analogy of right arm toss action has improved my chipping tremendously. There are a lot of good videos, but this video has added instant improvement. I give it 5 stars.

Can you watch "Drive 4 Dough" on Roku? Or does it have to be on laptop?

I havne't tried it, but some (most?) smart TV's have an app to allow general internet browsing. Not as easy without a mouse to help in the navigation but should be possible.