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Moving Your Wrists Correctly (Backswing)
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2023
- In this video I will be sharing the details behind wrist movement in your takeaway, and top position to help you understand what you need to do in order to help you improve your slice and ball contact.
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This channel is so underrated it's unreal. Hands Down top 5 RUclips instructor.
Great video! Could you do a follow-up video on how to make sure that you move the wrist correctly at impact?
This video is perfect timing for me. I had a coaching session yesterday and it was all about my takeaway. I was keeping a straight line from shoulders through wrists to club head.... think full ulnar deviation. My club head was really shut too through this. Keeps a neutral wrist which in turn made the shaft 90 deg to my arms was a game changer. I have tried to flex my leading wrist in the past and struggled. Once changing my take away, wrist flexion became much easier. Again, so glad you posted this today. Thanks, mate!
Best explanation on why I struggled to bow my wrist at the top. Need a wider left wrist angle. Thank you!
Best instructor on RUclips!
This is a great video. I struggle with wrist movement in my back swing, so this gives me a really good perspective of where to be...thank you!
Very interesting content Jonathan. A great description and example of using technology to practise effectively.
this is one of the best video explanations i've seen
Great video, Jonathan. However, there was no explanation of what the wrists do from takeaway to the top. You just said move it to the top. Well, if the wrist don't do anything in the takeaway, how do they get properly hinged at the top? Could you do a video explaining that? Thanks for your content.
Thanks, lovely video. You have demonstrated getting the wrists set in the correct position is not as easy as it may at first seem. I don't think I will be getting the gadget, but I will try and emulate the correct position by trial and error. Some teaching pros encourage a earlier set of the wrists by rolling them into a more bowed position, but I prefer your method which is more natural and does not get the club so closed at the top.
Brilliant video and very well explained.
This is really good stuff, thanks for posting. Eye opening especially the first takeaway part / how extended you should still be at P2, and how it's more about getting to relatively less extension as you go through the backswing rather than a binary getting to flex at the top.
I like the idea of being a little wider at the top than 90 degrees. Going to work on that in the mirror.
I'm interested in this device. But I find the subscription business model that they all seem to be chasing really puts me off. Locking data that is already available and recorded by the device behind a paywall is a practice I just won't support. It's the same for the launch monitors.
go for it, i have one, it's just a one off fee. i just got the base version and its been helpful. for me its best used for irons and woods, not so much for short game
I thought u just chose between the basic or full feature and no recurring subscription... am I mistaken?
There is no subscription required for this product.
There are 3 models to chooe from: Core, Plus and Pro. The Core provides full swing wrist angles (like the model Jonathan used), the Plus adds a putting mode and the Pro features all of the bells and whistles a coach would use. There are no subscriptions required and no paywall to to access your data. You can upgrade the software of the Core model to the Plus and Pro for a fee.
@@Graemedargo thanks, it seems to me the basic just doesnt have enough, plus upgrading to any level costs more than if you bought it at the higher level from the start. Looking to hear fro. anyone with personal experience using the basic. I believe JKM is using the pro model.
Hi Jonathan. Great videos as always. I also changed my backswing to having the right arm straight longer and having the face more closed and it has helped a ton with my iron play. However, I struggle a lot with Driver, I can’t use that backswing on the driver, my club head would touch the ground on the back swing, since im a bit tilted. And my driver and wood miss have been low hooks. (I miss more drivers than woods though). Please make a driver backswing video!
Great vid 🎉 I guess the ‘feel’ for you is indeed a little bit more ‘bowed’ at the top. Maybe another video to show relationship of the grip with the wrist cup/bow 😂
This is very helpful advice, so thank you. The device would be great to have, however, it is also reasonably good, albeit not as effective, to examine the top of your swing in a mirror
Great video sir, do you have one for the driver?
Hi there Jonathan. Your videos are helping to improve my game. Still having a issue with my impact and shanks but don’t know why and how to fix it.
Would have to see it to know exactly what to recommend you
Very helpful video and on a topic that isnt covered much.
That bit about having some flexion of the L wrist at the top resulting in the club feeling further away is good to hear since I've pondered about that before. I somehow feel having less angle would cause the clubhead to early release - what am I missing? Plus we do see the pros and teaching that one needs 90 deg.
Would really ❤ more content featuring hack motion. Btw how useful is the basic version of hackmotion vs the full features?
you need to hold onto the flex longer in the downswing most likely but would need to see your swing to be certain of what to recommend you.
JKM , can you also provide a video on the downswing.
Most players that have struggle with too much extension at impact are given the motorcycle drill, do you have any suggestions that might be more relatable ?
Yes I can definitely do one on the downswing 👍
great video, as usual. Only a question about the grip: I knew a weak grip matches to a flexed left wrist on the top while a strong grip matches to a cupped left wrist on the top. Is it wrong?
this is correct
good instruction.but you show what to do & what not to do later rather than mixed them,which make it more confusing.tq
Thanks for the video, can you please make a video without using any gadgets we need to buy? Is there a way to make a swing video using only the club and a ball?
Yes I can. These tools are quite good though! I wouldnt showcase them if I didnt believe in them. When it comes to wrist movement, tools are quite important because it is not easy to feel things correctly
do they also have a graph option where you can see the whole curve over time from address impact?
yes but this is a feature of the full version
I have a HackMotion device. The CORE or basic software shows wrist flexion and extension as in this video and it also gives you a time history graph of your wrist flexion/extension during the entire swing. The PLUS software version does the same thing but adds flexion/extension recording and analysis for putting. The PRO software allows you to record and see time histories of wrist flexion/extension, ulnar/radial deviation, and supination/pronation.
Have you made permanent swing changes due to the feedback from this device?
From the top of the swing to impact, is there more extension of the wrist as you are loading before impact? Tx!
There is more flex not extension!
If one keeps getting a overly flexed lead wrist at the top, when should you look at weakning the left hand grip or making the right hand stronger? That match up always confused me.
if it is overly flexed at the top and you struggle with pulling the ball or hooking the ball then you can either weaken the grip or feel more extension instead
I heard that extension is ok if you have a strong grip and vise versa
Extension ... where ... is the key. At impact, you don't want it, strong grip or otherwise. The key thing to mention here, I think, is that the wrists, like the arms and everything else, must be loose in the swing. I think even Jonathan would tell you that these manipulations he is making to get "numbers" that agree with this device's recommendations, are subtle. If you use a lot of energy to manipulate wrist position, you're likely to lose a huge amount of distance. So you've got to train your wrists to move into these positions so that it's almost automatic. If you're putting focus or muscle effort into it beyond training, you probably won't like the results. Note, as someone else did, that Jonathan made great swings and impacts, even when his data was "out of line". The (I believe it was) first shot, where he went from +57 at the top to "over-flexed" at impact ... was IMPRESSIVE. :) That's would require a really big wrist change between the top and impact, which as everyone knows takes about a quarter of a second to happen.
Can you show this when chipping with wedges. Thanks
this is a good video idea
*hits perfect shots regardless of wrist flex/extension*
Your issues in the beginning are more likely due to your right wrist cock, than your actual left wrist actions. The right hand only bends back during the swing and shouldn't cock with the left wrist (what you explain as "adding angles" at the end of the video). The reason the left wrist cocks, is due to the right elbow folding.
Not cocking the right wrist will allow you to still do a full body rotation while staying "wide" with your arms. The left wrist will still cock, together with a bending right elbow, and that of course is a great source of speed.
Also, a 'flat left wrist' has pretty limited cocking motion anyway-but it's still all you need. Cocking the RIGHT wrist will cup the left allowing for much more "angles", but this is an 'out of alignment' move that will need to be equally compensated on the way down.
The Golfing Machine idealizes the uncompensated swing, simply because it's easier and less prone to day-to-day variations, while still allowing for full power.
I guess I'm writing this more for interested RUclips comment readers than for you since you already know your stuff.
This thing cost about 3/4 the price of a decent set of premium new irons in my country. Golf is getting ridiculous if you don't stay in the US.
Prices are plenty ridiculous in the US too lol.
Great video but hard to watch someone "go slow" and swing their 7 iron at 90 mph - great video
Good video but you missed the most important part - impact. Especially for those who struggle with flipping.
I wish you would just show your perfect swing and we evaluate and try to copy.