The lead wrist is flexed quite a bit pre-impact and moves towards (!) extension but has roughly 20 – 25 deg less at impact than at set-up. It continues to extend after the ball was hit. No angles are being held. Now read that again!
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The lead wrist is flexed quite a bit pre-impact and moves towards (!) extension but has roughly 20 – 25 deg less at impact than at set-up. It continues to extend after the ball was hit. No angles are being held. Now read that again!
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Love these videos, helps a lot giving these type of POVs!
You should demonstrate Gary Player’s uppercut move for the release from the players perspective, that will be an aha moment for many people
What a really great camera angle as always with your videos. Great topic too, makes it very clear how our wrists should release, can’t wait to try it!
It's almost like a scoop, but how can that be
Love it. Marcus Edblad (YT coach and Swedish long drive champion) talks about a fast trail had and a slow lead hand – super important for a square clubface
Is the release powered by the lead or trail hand?