@@CraigHansonGolf Certainly, well deserved as I think this is a pivotal part of the golf swing that is not as clearly explained by many teaching professionals.
I hit a bomb of a drive today taking my right wrist from extension and just before impact, flipping it to flexion. It is a flip, yes. BUT it is a flip that occurs thru the ball, so it is essentially a flip post impact.
Great video Craig esp the evidence you show. Can it really be this easy!? In all the hundreds of lessons I’ve had no one has ever explained the complete swing and release this way. Cheers Richard Down RCGC.
Craig. Thanks for this gem. I've been doing this for years, including short game to float the ball. I'm hit the ball a long way and my playing partners asked me how I generate so much clubhead speed. I demonstrated my release which I learnt as a junior and they said it was a flip. Yes, but after impact 😌
Exactly! The other day on Trackman I was able to pick up 10-15 yards immediately exaggerating this release! Thanks so much for posting. If only people knew
@@Bel-Canto77 if I understand you correctly...that is what I feel in the right hand as well, I am switching off my whole left side now, it is all in the right hand
@@cr6231 Sorry , but you should DM Craig because he's the expert. I play golf with swing feelings and not swing systems. I release exactly like Craig describes on the video. My left hand is cupped after impact and right hand is under. To be honest I dont even think about it anymore. 👍
Thanks Harald, glad you enjoyed it. It’s definitely seems like lots of people are enjoying the video. The watch time on this one is huge. Looks like it’s going to be a very big video. 💪
Good explanation of how the wrist angles change after impact. I've not seen many videos on this topic although there are lots explaining wrist angles up to impact. Thanks for posting.
Thanks John. I really appreciate it. I guess what’s the point of showing half of the information of a motion that’s moving at incredible high speeds. One side has to match up the other to create the release the entire motion has to be understood in it’s entirety. The real reason why you have never seen this before is because people don’t know about it. And all the can talk about is a bowed left wrist.
Read something awhile back with Bobby Jones describing his "swing thoughts" if any. He said in the downswing he just thinks of hitting the ball with the inside of his right wrist. Seems to work (for me).
Wish I'd seen this years ago! Thanks for this Craig - amazing to see that the very best ALL do what amateurs have been told NOT to do for so many years.
Thanks Craig for all the fantastic explanations. All the comments you get show how revealing your instructions are. Now I understand how to release but the stabile flat left wrist in the back sving contradicted this release move for me. But now I get it. Allan from Sweden.
This is a great description of what you should do but would really like to know how this is done. Without a drill this video does not help much on getting to this position. Thanks for the video. Cheers
I never fully trust watching pro golfer video, since we don’t always know what they are trying to accomplish. Cut? Draw? Everyone achieves that differently and has different standard shots. Thanks for all the great info.
Thanks Craig You have given me the green light to use my hands again having tried to mistakenly follow the idea of a stable club face through impact by rotation of the body. This has freed me up and my swing is starting to flow again!👍👍 Keep up the good work!
Excellent video! I always thought a cupped lead wrist post impact was bad...but the different camera angles shows otherwise. A throw type release is the way to go, just don't throw too early.
This is very insightful, I have been a handle dragger forever and only recently have been trying to develop a proper release. So I thank you for the info and video. I played nine holes after watching and the positive effects on my swing and the increase in distance while seemingly swinging at 50% were amazing. I also wonder, would this release be the same thing that Mike Austin was teaching?
Thanks for the feedback Ed it’s always so good to hear. To be honest I don’t really know that much about Mike. When I did this video some people mentioned that. To be honest I haven’t found where he spoke about this. I think he didn’t want that much lag I believe. Like throwing the club away. Maybe that was his feel? - I like a big lag angle if possible. I think it might seem that I use similar philosophies in my teaching. But to be honest I don’t know enough about his stuff.
Strongish right hand helps. Had this feel and great ball striking when I had a weak left and strong right set very high at address a la Moe Norman (on jumbo grips thick at bottom also) Moe had this release and the weak strong combo... Moe said he was "shaking hands with the flagstick."
It seems it would be impossible to think of shaft lean and the release simultaneously. I believe this must be a result of the left arm softened and connected to left side allowing the right hand to release the way it looks here.
I video my swing all the time. I have done so for years to try and get rid of the flip. At slow speeds I can achieve shaft lean at impact. However, when I speed it up it seems like centrifugal force takes over and throws the clubhead early creating a flip. No matter how hard I try, with all my strength to keep my wrists from flipping I can't stop it. What do you think about the forces that are created that are taking over?
It’s a lot to do with swing geometry and sequence.To much to write about. My swing analysis of your swing is the save as the RUclips video bit with your swing on the screen. It comes in a compressed email format. 20-30 minutes. Tailored drills and exercises- no more guess work . 🌎WorldClassGolf.com 1300 videos 75 Masters class videos • Lag and Compression Series • Move of millions series • Deep to Shallow series’s • Shaft lean Invest in your golf. You won’t find it in RUclips. Thanks for posting 👍
Looking at those videos as the hadicaps get better, to me, the most notable change, is how the right arm fully extends past the ball. Actually, both arms. The higher caps have a bent right arm past the ball or even a left arm chicken wing. The energy is being “held back “. The pros release all of the energy and the wrists have to let go as well past the ball.
The rotation actually helps to straighten the arm it plays a big role in that. The less wrist and forearm rotation the more it breaks down into and after impact.
Hi Craig. Your stats on the angles of inclination of pros' shoulders at the top of the backswing at 40 degrees + and impact at 60 degrees +, compared to amateurs who get less steep as their handicaps increase, and the drills you give to help us get those angles closer to the pros, are incredibly helpful. My question is about the measurement of a line drawn through the shoulders from a face on view, through impact, when the arms are fully extended towards the target, I guess when they're about parallel to the ground. If you did a measuremenet of the pros in that position, would you see pretty much a straight up and down, twelve o'clock to six o'clock line from lead shoulder to trail shoulder, in other words a fairly vertical line, as opposed to amateurs who never get the trail shoulder that far rotated at release, so that they're more like from three o'clock to seven o'clock or thereabouts at full release?
That video should explain what your asking I believe. Also have a look at WorldClassGolf.Com it’s not all in RUclips there’s 1200 videos Incredible Platform helping so many
@@CraigHansonGolf sorry poor attempt at humour. I could barely see what you were doing in that light. On a positive note, your drills have been very helpful indeed. Thanks.
@@niguel4438 it was at 7.00 in the morning the sun behind me. Unfortunately I don’t have a production team with the lights on the ground. I played the video back its still possible to see everything.
This is brilliant..people like Mike Bender, who teach the lower hand should be flexed trough the entire through swing, have no idea what they are talking about.
@@CraigHansonGolf Mike Bender has literally made millions of dollars spewing his lower hand bent after impact and through to finish nonsense..he ruined my golf game and I’m guessing lots of others not to mention it completely decreases club head speed.
That's very interesting Craig and makes huge sense.. I do get soo confused though ! Are the wrists actively creating this ' snap ' release ? ( Rather than happening naturally ) and is there not a coaching ' thread' about the release being controlled by rotation and that the face isn't rolled at all ? As I said not doubting you at all just get confused !
The wrists don’t do this naturally it’s a by product of junior golf lots of talent and heaps of practice. The more you work on it the closer you get to it. The closer you get to reaching your potential. The coaching on RUclips apart from a couple of coaches is really really bad even some of the people with heaps of followers are producing incorrect information. People follow it because they have lots of followers. It’s human nature to believe and follow something that lots of others follow. Always was the case and always will be. Mark there is so much junk out there so many talking heads! Really sad because it’s hurting golfers and not helping. Theres always rotation In a release. Stronger grips shut faces have less weaker more neutral grips more but there’s always rotation. Follow evidence based video
Craig , I've been mulling it over ! Just wanted to clarify one more point ( yes I know I'm being greedy ) so there is shaft lean at impact but I think your point is that the club is in the process of being released with the wrists . Is that right ? It's just that otherwise you could argue it doesn't matter if the wrists release after impact as the balls gone . I promise to shut up after this question !
@@markwalker5523 the club is in the process of being released. The ability to create large angles and not have the face of the club miles open is where the average golfer really struggles. The cast and flip to square the club because they lack the advanced hand motion necessary to handle those angles
@@CraigHansonGolf Thanks Craig that really really helpful. Very kind of you to respond again . I'll leave you be for a while now! and look forward to practicing that .
I have just tried to move my wrists like this and after a life time of heavy graft I just cannot move them like that. The tightness in my wrists is ridiculous. That is why I cannot get much height in my trajectory. I get shaft lean but no proper release. I hate it, I really do. I get around a course OK but frustration over release is brain damage.
ruclips.net/video/O4OcstOFwHQ/видео.html Around the 6.00 minute area you will see Rory’s left hand move into extension. When done players hit big draws the right palm points away from them more. Others don’t. I’ve done lots of videos on this on Rory. We measure the hand abs wrist flexion of the hands. The idea is give the average golfer a understanding of how to move the hands and wrists. Because they are really stiff. Do you understand what I mean? Lots of people are really happy and playing better. I hope this answers question. Have a look at some of my Rory videos and driver videos. The left wrist still moves into extension with Rory. Thanks for posting
Your lesson, which is great and helpful, btw- reminds me of David Duvall- he spoke openingly about “flipping”, but obviously with a different kind of timing. Always loved his swing. Kinda “au natural” before natural golf became a marketing thing @@CraigHansonGolf
I saw that he people gave mentioned it. I learnt it from David Leadbetter to be honest. Does that mean the information can’t go further? Ben hogan spoke about this move as well.
@@CraigHansonGolf just mention him because he deserves massive credit and acknowledgement for going against the grain of the pga and long being correct. I paid $$$$s to golf tech to only hurt my back. Without finding Austin's vids i probably would have quit.
Les come on! - there are players like couples, Singh, mickelson, seve, with big releases. Then you have hackers and club golfer’s that can’t release it all . My hands also separate. It’s a great feeling. It’s when you have lots of lag this happens. Many great ball strikers have this. You will never have it. You write from your couch “ Not Good” Criticism from Les criticising sone of the best ball strikers. This is what I call having no idea. Absolutely no idea what you aww re talking about. I will leave your post here because it’s so ridiculous I won’t other people to see it
Great video Craig, highlighting the wrist and hand angles throughout impact ! Well done !
Thanks 🙏 very much appreciate you taking the time to share 👍👍
@@CraigHansonGolf Certainly, well deserved as I think this is a pivotal part of the golf swing that is not as clearly explained by many teaching professionals.
Great description, thanks a lot. But I would have loved to get a good drill to practice the correct wrist angels.
I hit a bomb of a drive today taking my right wrist from extension and just before impact, flipping it to flexion. It is a flip, yes. BUT it is a flip that occurs thru the ball, so it is essentially a flip post impact.
Awesome
You never disappoint...your videos are first class in every way. Thankyou.
Thanks Bobby
Great video Craig esp the evidence you show. Can it really be this easy!? In all the hundreds of lessons I’ve had no one has ever explained the complete swing and release this way. Cheers Richard Down RCGC.
Thanks Richard … we have to give the people higher quality information 👍
Craig. Thanks for this gem. I've been doing this for years, including short game to float the ball. I'm hit the ball a long way and my playing partners asked me how I generate so much clubhead speed. I demonstrated my release which I learnt as a junior and they said it was a flip. Yes, but after impact 😌
Exactly! The other day on Trackman I was able to pick up 10-15 yards immediately exaggerating this release!
Thanks so much for posting. If only people knew
At 51 I only realised it resently, after trying to hold it and steer it my whole life at best as a 10 handicapper, now I just let it go!
@@cr6231 I think of it as an ice cream scoop which is the picture I have from right to left. This is what I was taught and for me its an anti left.
@@Bel-Canto77 if I understand you correctly...that is what I feel in the right hand as well, I am switching off my whole left side now, it is all in the right hand
@@cr6231 Sorry , but you should DM Craig because he's the expert. I play golf with swing feelings and not swing systems. I release exactly like Craig describes on the video. My left hand is cupped after impact and right hand is under. To be honest I dont even think about it anymore. 👍
Thanks for that great video craig!!! Excellent explanation of the wrist action!!! I´ve never been told that in 20 years of golf!!!! Take care, Harald
Thanks Harald, glad you enjoyed it. It’s definitely seems like lots of people are enjoying the video. The watch time on this one is huge.
Looks like it’s going to be a very big video. 💪
Great video, thank you. Always struggled with shaft lean. Great drill
Thank you Scott
Good explanation of how the wrist angles change after impact. I've not seen many videos on this topic although there are lots explaining wrist angles up to impact. Thanks for posting.
Thanks John. I really appreciate it.
I guess what’s the point of showing half of the information of a motion that’s moving at incredible high speeds.
One side has to match up the other to create the release the entire motion has to be understood in it’s entirety.
The real reason why you have never seen this before is because people don’t know about it. And all the can talk about is a bowed left wrist.
Man this is crucial I get pre impact most don’t talk about post impact
@@havenrab thanks
Thanks Craig for this fantastic explanation of the real release.
Thanks Robbie 👍👍👍
Read something awhile back with Bobby Jones describing his "swing thoughts" if any. He said in the downswing he just thinks of hitting the ball with the inside of his right wrist. Seems to work (for me).
That’s a great post 👍👍👍 very interesting
I’ll actually add that into a video that’s the best post I’ve read in ages 👍
Wish I'd seen this years ago! Thanks for this Craig - amazing to see that the very best ALL do what amateurs have been told NOT to do for so many years.
Thanks John- really appreciate that.
I think it’s blowing a few people away. So many people joining Worldclassgolf.com it’s amazing
Thanks Craig for all the fantastic explanations. All the comments you get show how revealing your instructions are. Now I understand how to release but the stabile flat left wrist in the back sving contradicted this release move for me. But now I get it. Allan from Sweden.
Thanks Allan,
That’s really nice to hear. Thanks so much i really appreciate the feedback the positive feedback.
This is a great description of what you should do but would really like to know how this is done. Without a drill this video does not help much on getting to this position.
Thanks for the video.
Cheers
It’s years old please have a look at my new ones
I never fully trust watching pro golfer video, since we don’t always know what they are trying to accomplish. Cut? Draw? Everyone achieves that differently and has different standard shots. Thanks for all the great info.
Thanks for posting
Wow I can’t wait to try this on the range
Enjoy 👍
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You have given me the green light to use my hands again having tried to mistakenly follow the idea of a stable club face through impact by rotation of the body. This has freed me up and my swing is starting to flow again!👍👍
Keep up the good work!
Great Dennis, 💪💪.. thanks for posting! Really appreciate it
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It’s only a flip if your body stops turning. Love this and you’re totally right.
Thanks for posting Aleksi 👍👍 appreciate your time
Big help. Thanka a lot.
Thanks really appreciate the post
Excellent video! I always thought a cupped lead wrist post impact was bad...but the different camera angles shows otherwise. A throw type release is the way to go, just don't throw too early.
Thanks so much. Yes there’s unfortunately lots of misleading information out there. Thanks so much for the great post
This is very insightful, I have been a handle dragger forever and only recently have been trying to develop a proper release. So I thank you for the info and video. I played nine holes after watching and the positive effects on my swing and the increase in distance while seemingly swinging at 50% were amazing. I also wonder, would this release be the same thing that Mike Austin was teaching?
Thanks for the feedback Ed it’s always so good to hear. To be honest I don’t really know that much about Mike.
When I did this video some people mentioned that. To be honest I haven’t found where he spoke about this. I think he didn’t want that much lag I believe. Like throwing the club away.
Maybe that was his feel? - I like a big lag angle if possible. I think it might seem that I use similar philosophies in my teaching. But to be honest I don’t know enough about his stuff.
Spot on !! ( as usual) thanks
Thanks Darren thanks for posting
Another great video Craig 👍
Thanks Andy - Really appreciate that thanks for posting
awesome video thanks a lot!
thanks Francis
Strongish right hand helps.
Had this feel and great ball striking when I had a weak left and strong right set very high at address a la Moe Norman (on jumbo grips thick at bottom also) Moe had this release and the weak strong combo... Moe said he was "shaking hands with the flagstick."
Thanks for posting
Beautiful swing😁
Thanks Dave
can’t wait to swing my club after this lockdown
I hear ya, 6 years will be a long time!
To get that lean would you recommend a very strong grip?
yes definitely
Thanks.
No worries 👍 Glad you enjoyed it thanks for posting
It seems it would be impossible to think of shaft lean and the release simultaneously. I believe this must be a result of the left arm softened and connected to left side allowing the right hand to release the way it looks here.
Thanks for posting Jay
I video my swing all the time. I have done so for years to try and get rid of the flip. At slow speeds I can achieve shaft lean at impact. However, when I speed it up it seems like centrifugal force takes over and throws the clubhead early creating a flip. No matter how hard I try, with all my strength to keep my wrists from flipping I can't stop it. What do you think about the forces that are created that are taking over?
It’s a lot to do with swing geometry and sequence.To much to write about.
My swing analysis of your swing is the save as the RUclips video bit with your swing on the screen.
It comes in a compressed email format.
20-30 minutes.
Tailored drills and exercises- no more guess work .
🌎WorldClassGolf.com
1300 videos
75 Masters class videos
• Lag and Compression Series
• Move of millions series
• Deep to Shallow series’s
• Shaft lean
Invest in your golf. You won’t find it in RUclips.
Thanks for posting 👍
Nelly Korda do this, but she stabilize it before impact and release at impact or after.
How does she stabilize it?
Yes I joined
Looking at those videos as the hadicaps get better, to me, the most notable change, is how the right arm fully extends past the ball. Actually, both arms. The higher caps have a bent right arm past the ball or even a left arm chicken wing. The energy is being “held back “. The pros release all of the energy and the wrists have to let go as well past the ball.
The rotation actually helps to straighten the arm it plays a big role in that. The less wrist and forearm rotation the more it breaks down into and after impact.
Thanks for posting John
Interesting. Please comment on right wrist ulna deviation through and post impact
Hi Craig. Your stats on the angles of inclination of pros' shoulders at the top of the backswing at 40 degrees + and impact at 60 degrees +, compared to amateurs who get less steep as their handicaps increase, and the drills you give to help us get those angles closer to the pros, are incredibly helpful. My question is about the measurement of a line drawn through the shoulders from a face on view, through impact, when the arms are fully extended towards the target, I guess when they're about parallel to the ground. If you did a measuremenet of the pros in that position, would you see pretty much a straight up and down, twelve o'clock to six o'clock line from lead shoulder to trail shoulder, in other words a fairly vertical line, as opposed to amateurs who never get the trail shoulder that far rotated at release, so that they're more like from three o'clock to seven o'clock or thereabouts at full release?
ruclips.net/video/N75qoTmhxXw/видео.html
Have a look at this
That video should explain what your asking I believe.
Also have a look at WorldClassGolf.Com it’s not all in RUclips there’s 1200 videos
Incredible Platform helping so many
@@CraigHansonGolf Thanks, Craig!
It took me years to figure this out and I’m not sure why nobody talks about the turning the knuckles down and hitting on top of the ball
Pure gold starting at about 8:00 minutes…
thanks for watching
Mike Austin and Marcus Enblad would approve of this video
thanks for sharing
Were you getting cheaper twilight practice balls?
What do you mean?
@@CraigHansonGolf sorry poor attempt at humour. I could barely see what you were doing in that light. On a positive note, your drills have been very helpful indeed. Thanks.
@@niguel4438 it was at 7.00 in the morning the sun behind me. Unfortunately I don’t have a production team with the lights on the ground. I played the video back its still possible to see everything.
This is brilliant..people like Mike Bender, who teach the lower hand should be flexed trough the entire through swing, have no idea what they are talking about.
I agree 100%
@@CraigHansonGolf Mike Bender has literally made millions of dollars spewing his lower hand bent after impact and through to finish nonsense..he ruined my golf game and I’m guessing lots of others not to mention it completely decreases club head speed.
That's very interesting Craig and makes huge sense.. I do get soo confused though ! Are the wrists actively creating this ' snap ' release ? ( Rather than happening naturally ) and is there not a coaching ' thread' about the release being controlled by rotation and that the face isn't rolled at all ? As I said not doubting you at all just get confused !
The wrists don’t do this naturally it’s a by product of junior golf lots of talent and heaps of practice.
The more you work on it the closer you get to it. The closer you get to reaching your potential. The coaching on RUclips apart from a couple of coaches is really really bad even some of the people with heaps of followers are producing incorrect information.
People follow it because they have lots of followers. It’s human nature to believe and follow something that lots of others follow. Always was the case and always will be. Mark there is so much junk out there so many talking heads! Really sad because it’s hurting golfers and not helping.
Theres always rotation In a release. Stronger grips shut faces have less weaker more neutral grips more but there’s always rotation.
Follow evidence based video
@@CraigHansonGolf Thanks so much for taking the time to reply Craig . Very helpful .
Craig , I've been mulling it over ! Just wanted to clarify one more point ( yes I know I'm being greedy ) so there is shaft lean at impact but I think your point is that the club is in the process of being released with the wrists . Is that right ? It's just that otherwise you could argue it doesn't matter if the wrists release after impact as the balls gone . I promise to shut up after this question !
@@markwalker5523 the club is in the process of being released. The ability to create large angles and not have the face of the club miles open is where the average golfer really struggles. The cast and flip to square the club because they lack the advanced hand motion necessary to handle those angles
@@CraigHansonGolf Thanks Craig that really really helpful. Very kind of you to respond again . I'll leave you be for a while now! and look forward to practicing that .
I have just tried to move my wrists like this and after a life time of heavy graft I just cannot move them like that. The tightness in my wrists is ridiculous. That is why I cannot get much height in my trajectory. I get shaft lean but no proper release. I hate it, I really do. I get around a course OK but frustration over release is brain damage.
I have the same problem. I can compress a 7 iron 170 yards - but fuck me I have the ugliest swing in history.
Craig. you sound like an Aussie. Is that where you are located?
I’m Australian living and working in Germany
So how do I get there. Can’t figure it out for the life of me. Thanks
I don’t think it’s possible to write about it if the video explanation wasn’t successful for you.
There is a series about it on WorldClassGolf.com
@@CraigHansonGolf I understand what I’m supposed to do I just can’t make myself do it.
so why does rory rory rory rory have a different wrist angle after release??
ruclips.net/video/O4OcstOFwHQ/видео.html
Around the 6.00 minute area you will see Rory’s left hand move into extension. When done players hit big draws the right palm points away from them more. Others don’t.
I’ve done lots of videos on this on Rory. We measure the hand abs wrist flexion of the hands. The idea is give the average golfer a understanding of how to move the hands and wrists. Because they are really stiff. Do you understand what I mean?
Lots of people are really happy and playing better. I hope this answers question. Have a look at some of my Rory videos and driver videos. The left wrist still moves into extension with Rory.
Thanks for posting
Ok. Understand what you’re saying. How about a drill or two to train this into your swing?
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A great tip! :-)
Thanks Bien I appreciate it greatly 👍👍
Wrists loose and it s come naturally.
Don t think about it.
Enough think to worry about !
Why you are you watching videos then 🙈.. if you know it all
Flip is a bad word in golf. You should flip-just later in the swing than a lot of amateurs do.
Good point Paul
Your lesson, which is great and helpful, btw- reminds me of David Duvall- he spoke openingly about “flipping”, but obviously with a different kind of timing. Always loved his swing. Kinda “au natural” before natural golf became a marketing thing @@CraigHansonGolf
And he could rotate better than most, haha, so there’s that
Why is something no one else knows?? This has been taught for years.
it’s youtube
Mickelson and Couples both flip at the ball !
Thanks for posting
Mike Austin taught this 50 years ago.
I saw that he people gave mentioned it. I learnt it from David Leadbetter to be honest. Does that mean the information can’t go further? Ben hogan spoke about this move as well.
@@CraigHansonGolf just mention him because he deserves massive credit and acknowledgement for going against the grain of the pga and long being correct. I paid $$$$s to golf tech to only hurt my back. Without finding Austin's vids i probably would have quit.
Can’t you show current PGA tour players?
I have heaps of videos on PGA players thanks for posting
Phil Mickleson has a huge release, so much so his Hangs separate or part post impact exactly the same as vijay Singh, not good
Les come on! - there are players like couples, Singh, mickelson, seve, with big releases. Then you have hackers and club golfer’s that can’t release it all .
My hands also separate. It’s a great feeling. It’s when you have lots of lag this happens. Many great ball strikers have this. You will never have it.
You write from your couch “ Not Good”
Criticism from Les criticising sone of the best ball strikers.
This is what I call having no idea. Absolutely no idea what you aww re talking about. I will leave your post here because it’s so ridiculous I won’t other people to see it
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