PROPER WRIST HINGE IN GOLF BACKSWING

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27 thoughts on “PROPER WRIST HINGE IN GOLF BACKSWING

  1. I teach this game. I must tell you. That is the best explanation I have ever seen and heard ! I tell my students the same. Keep the Truth coming! I wish you well. Thanks

  2. Proper wrist hinge just happens naturaly as part of good movement, you don't need to think about it or do it on purpose. If you do, you aren't playing to your full potential. No homo sapien ever used a tool or threw something and thought about wrist cock. If you're intentionally cocking your wrists, you're manipulating positions. Good luck with that.

  3. How come this video tutorial didnt address the correct time to rehinge hands during downward portion of golf swing? Well anyways, that's why I voted thumbs down.

  4. Hey. Great video thank you. I found it as I have a huge problem destroying my golf. I have what I feel is a textbook practise backswing. Yet when I go to swing at the ball I go back flat only a quarter and barely hit it most of the time. This is the same for every real golf shot I hit for a very long time. Obviously something going on in my head (yes shoot me I hear you say!!). It’s killing me to the point of wanting to give up forever. Can you please offer any insights or tips on how to get out of this mindset and hit it as if it were my practise swing? Here’s a private video of me last week. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTiHlR4cG1U I hope to hear from you. Thanks. Al

  5. I'm confused with the natural vertical wrist motion (demonstrated at 5:42). If I conscientiously hinge my wrists this way while rotating through the backswing it creates this opposing movement with the clubshaft/clubhead moving above the plane. To me it seems the arms and wrists usually rotate to the right even without turning the body. Both methods seem to produce good shots however. Thanks for the video.

  6. Great info Mr A. I'm an A-Swinger and you cleared up something for me, which I thought was Swing Anxiety, its not using the core & proper hinge.

  7. Adam is the best, so clear and on point. This may be the best lesson I've found, quickly resulted in more solid ball striking, more distance, better trajectory on full shots. Thank you!

  8. Hi again Adam. I believe the main reason how many amateurs bring the club head too much inside is because they used both hands to cock the handle of the club. The fact is the the lead hand is the only hand that ever should hinge or cock during a backswing. It then naturally bends or dorsiflexes the trail hand. This is what I call the natural oppositional movement of the hands in a golf swing. The top of the swing then should always start with the unhinging of the lead hand which then allows the trail hand to bend the other way. Thanks for reading.

  9. I find my strike is better and less heavy when my wrists are hinged to the Max and the handle is pointing away from the target- is this normal?

  10. Hi Adam, great explanation of the wrist cocking, but no mention of the wrist bowing, surely this must be used if requiring power to the ball!

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