Master Your Wrist Conditions And Train Proper Hinge WITH THIS!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Do you struggle with creating dynamic wrist conditions in your golf swing? Train proper wrist hinge with this!
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In this video, Henry and I look at how to train proper wrist hinge, and load angles with dynamic wrist conditions to create that tour quality, powerful impact position!
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Range looks epic this time of year. I’ve had a hanger for a while, this video motivates me to use it.
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Awesome review, just bought one yesterday, found your instruction and will use both at the range tomorrow Thanks!
Awesome, keep us posted!
Really enjoy when you two team up for a lesson. Gives us a nice perspective of what we should feel in the swing. Ty!
Thanks for the kind comment!
Great video as always.
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learning the correct right wrist action of extension rather than the radial deviation really helped me a lot, thnx.
You bet Steve, thanks for following along!
I have started to work on my trail hand wrist hinge and maintaining it as long as possible in the downswing. Keeps me coming from the inside with a shallow shaft and the clubhead is delofted. Tried it today on the course and I hit irons a club longer, nothing fat. My opening drive went 260! Ok, it hit a speed slot but a more typical good drive is 200. Thanks Milo!
Boom!
Best coach on RUclips.
You are too kind!
Great to hear!
I second this.
i finally got the real hanger training aid because before i had a plastic hanger with the hook cutoff and taped to club handle. the thing really helps with the correct wrist position where as i had been rolling open going back.
Great to hear Steve 👍
Great video, in your takeaway for the wrist hinge are you dynamically using your weight shift to the right foot to make the hinge happen or are you consciously making your right hand bend back to hinge (helping it to hinge).
Hey Milo, you never cease to amaze me, always striving for bigger and better doing it the right way. Happy Xmas and a Merry New Year, best wishes to you, your wonderful crew and to your beautiful family, god bless you all.
Thanks so much and Happy Holidays to you as well!
I would like to see a video seeing how you guys like to use a whippy club like the Orange Whip.
We have tried those and we feel they are not effective for full swings.
Hey guys, I tend to go for that early trail wrist ext; however, I have noticed two things. First it is very easy to max out the trail wrist extension early and then engage in trail forearm supination, getting the club a bit too much inside early. I suppose this could be remedied by adding a bit more radial. Also, from P3 to P4 those wrists may get overloaded and one gets narrow and laid off at the top. For those of us who have that tendency, should we extend that trail wrist later (perhaps, even in transition) or keep the early hinge and work on keeping the trial arm wider?
I would really need to see your swing to give you the best feedback, but perhaps this video could help: ruclips.net/video/t5u-0M-S_0s/видео.html.
@@MiloLinesGolf I will check it out, thank you!
Thoughts on this training aid vs impact snap for teaching wrist conditions?
I like this because you can hit shots with it
@@MiloLinesGolf thank you I appreciate your quick response I'll give it a try
Milo, great lesson. is it 100% extension or there is a little vertical hinge ? thanks
Depends on a golfers matchups with grip and such when it comes to radial and extension.
this hanger training aid , promotes the knuckles down wrist action that leads to shaft lean, face control ect. I've been flipping for over ten years but played a decently straight ball but sometimes it would have a big draw. I never thought my face was open on the downswing because I would hit the ball straight enough to score. I tried all sorts of "stick" drills, more rotation and it would work in slow swings or half swings. I stumbled across another video what talked about knuckles down and this clicked with me . instead of the knuckles going up as in a flipper would do , turning the knuckles down is the opposite. when i first did this i was hitting the solid or some off the toe enough to shank it right. What causes the shanking when first doing this
I would need to see your swing to give you the best feedback, but grip plays a big part in this and I don't encourage bowing the lead wrist excessively through the hitting area. ruclips.net/video/vTsNOGnIfGs/видео.html
Great golf tip
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
You slipped in a comment that was so important here. The idea that even if a player has non ideal vertical hinge that they "convert" it.
Some time back you explained this so well and I think it would have been great to do it again here.
My experience teaching forever is that for various reasons most players gravitate to some degree of vertical hinging. Which though not ideal, one can convert it to extension/flexion if they know how.
The pickle is that the typical player wants to start rotating the face counterclockwise, in a misguided effort to "close" the face, when as you know, to convert you have to rotate clockwise .
It's just such a critical concept and I loved when you went over it a while back.
Glad you enjoyed it the first time, we will be sure to explain it again soon!
@@MiloLinesGolf Got a question for you Milo. I taught for 35 years. Didn't really know what I was doing the first 15. I know when I see a guy who actually understands things.
I'm just curious how you came along. Who'd you learn from? Self taught? Figured it out the hard way? I'd really be interested to know?
Because you are off the charts for teaching top level action.
@@555Trout I can’t get into my full history but after my career as a player I started dabbling in coaching and taught what I heard other instructors teach. After a few months I realized my students weren’t getting much better and many were worse. I started researching how the best players in every era moved then started comparing their patterns to athletes in other sports which became the basis of my philosophy. I have however worked under Jim McLean and Mike Malaska. I learned what I liked and didn’t from their philosophies. I have spent countless hours studying the ideas of every golf instructor so I understand how what they teach works and why I like or dislike the concepts.
@@MiloLinesGolf We sound like kindred spirits. I would explain my journey very similarly.
Only occasionally are great players good teachers, but when they are they are usually great teachers. Watching tour players try and teach is generally comical . I was watching Trevino teach recently and he has no idea what he is actually doing. And he's the best striker I've ever seen. Got to walk along with him once in a benefit tourney and it was ridiculous how much control of the ball he had. And the sound! But he can't teach to save his life. Love him but...
The insurmountable task off a great player is figuring out why they were great players, which often screws them up as players, and then to figure out how to teach it on top of it! And that is a long haul.
You made it Milo .
Next time in AZ I'm gonna come say hi.
Thank you for this! Question I noticed that when using the hanger I tend to suddenly miss everything to the right. Am I doing something wrong or is that typical? Feels like I can’t quite close the face like I’m used to with it
I recommend setting it up with the face well right (maybe 30+ degree) right of the actual club face like I show in this video.
Loving the videos Milo. So when I shallow the club it feels like I’m opening the face. Are you saying the face will square itself in its own without manipulation as long as I keep rotating through?
As long as you actually don’t open it yes it will square up. If it’s arriving open you are either opening it in transition or pulling the handle forward.
great …swing the axe wrist motion , go chopping some woods drill also help 👍
Will be doing a future video with axe for Athletic Series 🪓
Are you concerned that early trail wrist extension (moving hangar to lead forearm) can lead to sucking clubhead behind you? Or not a concern as long as structure at top is good
I prefer a little width in takeaway, but there are different techniques. Henry and I did a video on this a while back you may like: ruclips.net/video/t5u-0M-S_0s/видео.html
Forearm rotation, or upper arm rotation, is what gets it too inside. Flexion/extension technically only moves it on the shaft plane.
Milo, I tried maintaining the wrist position during my downswing today and my shots went at much lower flight (which is what I wanted) and I gained up to 20 extra yards. My question is, do we do this for all the shots that are not for shirt game - how about 3/4 swing, fairway bunkers, bare lies, divot lies? Thanks.
Depends on the shot. We cover this more in depth on my website - milolinesgolf.com.
If one has a proper grip, right wrist extension will not close the clubface. But if the left wrist is weak compared to the right wrist. Extension will cause the clubface to close by the amount the left wrist is weak. Big problem if not addressed.
Received the Hanger as a Christmas gift. Went out and hit 50 yd shots to get the feel; the Hanger keeps popping the inside of my left forearm on downswing; any idea what I possibly could be doing wrong? Yes, I'm a RH golfer like you.
I'd have to see your grip and how you are aligning the tool. Do you have a strong left hand grip like I recommend? Do you turn the Hanger's club face right of the actual golf club face?
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You are too kind Ben! Thanks
When do you recommend to extend your wrist in the back swing?
We did a video on this topic recently. I really don’t have a preference as long as it gets extended.
Do you have a link to the specific hanger model so we can purchase it?
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hello Milo ...... ??? the ball is going to the right. Almost 30 yard. Is this okay.......
I like it see it start to the right a bit at first. 30 yards is too much, in that case he alignment of the hanger might be off, this is why I don't align it the way they recommend which is for more of a weak grip player.
Hi Milo, I'm struggling on getting pressure to my front foot. I keep bailing out onto my back foot after hitting. I've tried step drills but it doesn't seem to translate well to how I rotate. I know this is vague and there could be a ton of other reasons why I can't do it, but any thoughts would be appreciated. I tried adding a little more thoracic at the top to get my pressure on my front foot which kind of helps, but my shot shape is everywhere from there.
Try to have more weight on your front foot at setup.
I'd have to see your swing to give you the best feedback Byron. You check out my online academy here: milolinesgolf.com
Imo this is one of the most misunderstood things in the game.
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Wrist conditions are vital 🙌
Does that device really help? My wrists are rubber they move 10 different ways before I make contact and I go from a pro shot to beginner shot from hole to hole lol
Yes it helps if you use it correctly
@@MiloLinesGolf thank you for reply and thank for your videos!!!
When does the club release? Seems like The Hanger trains you to hold the angle and drag the handle through the hitting zone. That is no good. That is antithetical to how the club should release through the ball, is it not? The pros don’t hold angles and drag the handle through the hitting zone, from what I understand. They are releasing the club hard, but they are releasing it properly in relation to their body position. Am I wrong?
Your wrists should be relaxed despite maintaining arm structure. Then, your pivot promotes the release. I'm not good at this, but I think that's one of the concepts.
The pros set angles properly and allow momentum to unload them. They don’t hold anything back but don’t force them to unload either. Pros have dynamic pivots and this aid will help the average player learn to pivot.
I have also never met a professional that couldn’t hold angles when needed to lower the flight.
@@MiloLinesGolf Of course pros can hold angles when they are trying to hit a low ball flight, as you describe, but that is not a normal release pattern. It just seems to me that The Hanger, as demonstrated in your video, does not promote a dynamic release of the club. There is no way the club shaft can line up vertically, after impact, with the left shoulder, left arm, left hip, and left leg with that dragging-the-handle action. All the pros, with few exceptions, line up beautifully after impact.
@@MiloLinesGolf I can see that this aid can facilitate the body pivot, but it does not promote, as demonstrated, a dynamic release (which is essential to create club head speed and lead to high, towering ball flights). I agree that most high-handicap golfers need work on wrist conditions and especially body pivot, but not at the expense of a proper release, imho. Thank you for your response.
When setting the wrist like this I hook very bad 🤷♂️
Your face is probably too shut, have I seen your swing?
I hit the ball best when i dont consciously set my wrists early, but the transition automatically sets the wrists, then boom, ball rockets..
You got it 👊
That looks like Travinos move
I like a lot of what Trevino did, but it's not for everyone. Thanks for watching Andy!
Use more body rotation to the left and the ball will go straight anyway
Gotta have good wrist conditions to match it up. Too many hit it left because they unload.
@@MiloLinesGolf I meant if you use the hanger
A little to the right? 😂
Gotta exaggerate
Show us with regular hanger. 70$ for a plastic hanger is absurd.
I paid full price and love it. It is high quality and less than the price of a round of golf. Using a regular hanger which doesn’t attach to the club is quite a pain.
Price of everything these days is what it is, but you can certainly make your own! Eric and many other students have had great success with the tool.
@@eboden You must play expensive golf courses. $80 on Amazon, worse on EBay. no thanks, just my opinion. glad you enjoy it, hope it improves your swing.
If your wrists are behaving weirdly it's a function of a poor intended outcome, you can't change your wrist to change the intention. It's a saleable concept, easy money but useless.
How good are you at this game? I make my wrists function in different ways to make the ball do what I desire.
Any Drill that makes you shank it is a bad drill period !
Thanks for watching. I’ll have to disagree with you on that point, sometimes a needed change in movement pattern throws off the students timing leading to shanks tops fats and even whiffs for a few swings but once the movement is familiar and other match ups take shape improvement happens.