Show overview
The Spin Axis Podcast launched in 2025 and has put out 76 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 25 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 19 min and 22 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Sports show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 6 days ago, with 33 episodes already out so far this year.
Latest Episodes
View all 76 episodes076: Kinematic Sequence, Transition, and Casting with Dr. Sasho MacKenzie
075: Monte Scheinblum on What Really Creates Club Speed
074: Move the Body You’ve Got, Not the Body You Wish You Had
073: Our Biggest Instructional Pet Peeves (with Mike Granato)
072: Mike Granato on Stack & Tilt, Measurements, and Missing the Windows
071: Quick Hits — Equipment Topics on Our Minds
070: Snake Draft — Why Golfers Don’t Get Better
069: Should You Copy Your Favorite Tour Player’s Swing?
068: Building a Home Golf Simulator at Any Budget
067: Preparing for a Member-Member, Member-Guest, or Club Tournament
066: How to Practice Golf on Vacation (Without a Club)
065: The Top Causes of a Shank
064: Morsels of MORAD and Mac O’Grady
063: Low Point or Face Control — Which Matters More?
062: Michael Neff on the GEARS “Nipper Curve” and Lie Angle
061: Mailbag #3 — AI, Zero-Torque Putters, Lead Foot Action, and How Good is Instruction Today?
060: Transitioning from Indoor Golf to the Course
059: Distance Wedges — Controlling Your Scoring Shots
058: How Forces Influence Shot Shape
Ep 57057: Five Main Causes of an Overswing (And How to Fix Them)
What actually causes an overswing, and why do so many golfers struggle to control it? Erik, Jayson, and Tyson break down the most common contributors, including excessive trail elbow bend, over-rotating the pelvis, rolling the club inside, delaying wrist hinge, and swaying while tilting. They also discuss how factors like poor awareness, weak trail arm structure, or combinations of things can compound the issue. The conversation emphasizes that an overswing isn’t just “too long,” but often the result of sequencing and loading problems earlier in the motion. Understanding the root cause is key to shortening the swing without sacrificing speed or power. Original Twitter thread here. Cause #1: Trail Elbow Bend (Over-Bend!) Cause #2: Overturning the Pelvis Cause #3: Rolling the Club Inside and Lifting Late Cause #4: Wide Takeaway (Late Wrist Hinge) Cause #5: Sway and Tilt Hosts: Erik J. Barzeski, Jayson Nickol, Tyson Deskins