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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/03/07 9:56:46 PM
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SwingMech
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As Homer said " it should feel like your head and the ball is behind your hands at impact".
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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/04/07 3:13:21 AM
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Shauny
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ORIGINAL: eightyeight
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgsKvSCXbMw
I like this clip. The 1st 2 min are gold.
Hitting down on the ball is easier said than done, and at best takes a long time to ingrain into the swing.
Instead, I prefer... ensuring the arms are in front of the ball at impact. I recently found It has the same effect, and It’s so much easier.
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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/04/07 10:11:15 AM
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SwingMech
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ORIGINAL: Shauny
Hitting down on the ball is easier said than done, and at best takes a long time to ingrain into the swing.
Instead, I prefer... ensuring the arms are in front of the ball at impact. I recently found It has the same effect, and It’s so much easier.
Hitting down on the ball is easy. The problem is most people don't have educated hands. They've educated their hands to flip at the ball because their hands got an education from what the clubhead was doing. This all has to be reveresed. The clubhead has to do what the hands tell it to do. Let your hands be the command post. Forget about the clubhead, let your hands be the clubhead. What ever you want the clubhead to do do with your hands, the clubhead has no other choice but to follow.
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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/04/07 12:14:45 PM
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dufferifick
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And is that right hand still in the same position it was in pre-release? Looks almost straight to me. Very slightly bent.
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You watch any current tour pro and they keep their hand alignments through impact then hinge and swivel.
from one of your proponents in the "flip" thread.
Looks kinda like Badd probably unhinged a little and started a flip to me !!!!!
OH, and BTW. That impact position...almost exactly like Shawn's that you so shamelessly slammed in the other thread.
He wasn't by chance adding a little ooomph to the swing with that unhinge was he?
Can you show the viewing public your "at top" and "pre-release" photos please. Just for clarity sake, so they can see he kept the same angles of your wrist all the way thru and past impact.
EDIT...ooops just went and looked at "shoulder downplane" by shauny and it looks to me that Badds right hand is almost folded(hinged) almost 90° to his arm at the top and is still pretty well hinged at pre-release and then at the impact it is almost all the way unhinged..errr almost straight. Could he be flipping or scooping? PS... I don't really believe so, incase you haven't caught the sarcasm. So, someone must not be too right about all that has been said.
And before you start the "you don't know what a ....is" diatribe. A flip is an early unhinge of the wrist; before impact.
< Message edited by dufferifick -- 03/04/07 12:39:12 PM >
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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/04/07 1:01:27 PM
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SwingMech
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ORIGINAL: dufferifick
EDIT...ooops just went and looked at "shoulder downplane" by shauny and it looks to me that Badds right hand is almost folded(hinged) almost 90° to his arm at the top and is still pretty well hinged at pre-release and then at the impact it is almost all the way unhinged..errr almost straight. Could he be flipping or scooping?
You can't look at someone from down the line and tell the degree of right wrist bend at impact. Show us some pictures of the player from the front to validate your point.
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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/04/07 1:13:25 PM
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dufferifick
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surely you jest!
You can't see the angle of bend at the top?
Get some glasses. Looks like the old waiter tray description.
For impact; see post above in this thread.
< Message edited by dufferifick -- 03/04/07 1:38:18 PM >
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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/04/07 2:03:11 PM
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SwingMech
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ORIGINAL: dufferifick
surely you jest!
You can't see the angle of bend at the top?
Get some glasses. Looks like the old waiter tray description.
For impact; see post above in this thread.
Re-read what I wrote. I wrote "You can't look at someone from down the line and tell the degree of right wrist bend at IMPACT". I didn't write one word about the position at the top. Now I know why complex golf text gives you problems.
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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/04/07 2:10:01 PM
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dufferifick
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better back up SM.
reread my post.
for impact see above post.
Let's not get too contrary.
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RE: How to get the flat left wrist at impact - 03/04/07 5:18:43 PM
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dufferifick
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Well, you had me there for a while.
Why leave out the accumulated power of the bent right wrist?
Rhetorical question....you don't need to answer.
am beginning to believe this crowd can't walk and chew gum at the same time.
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