Move Your Hands Like This In The Golf Swing
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This is the best golf video I’ve seen. And I watch a lot of these things. The concept of holding the line with the laser pointer has helped me more in my game than anything I’ve seen. Thank you very much
Tremendous amount of information in this video. I’m at a point where I can absorb it. If I had seen this 20 years ago, I’d have been mentally paralyzed. Now I can take this to the range and hopefully begin to put all the pieces together.
Can't thank you enough for this Russell. I've heard about width over and over again and always tried to achieve what I thought it was. The laser visualization, however is truly the ah ha realization for me to get my hands away from the body and leading through the zone allowing me the room i needed to rotate. I can't believe the instant change in my sing and ball striking. Easily the most important swing feel I have ever experienced. I'm spreading the word to all my golf buddies and we will all be going low in 2022!
Good luck
Been playing for 30 years..best sum up seen for long..thks!!
Thanks… that was the best lesson I’ve seen about being on plane…👍
Best video I've ever seen on this. Thanks Russell! I came to this video looking for a cure to the shanks. I was shanking the ball with the right forearm to the sky position on the downswing that you demonstrate. I'm definitely a person that would have the laser pen light outside of the line. Basically what you show in 21:30 to 21:40 with your wrists, fixes that for me. I needed the ulnar deviation motion, not just the left wrist bowing. Best ball striking with accuracy, ever since, shanks gone!!! Can't thank you enough!
This is one of the best instructional videos I have ever seen. Bravo!
Well done Russell - assuming this is primarily for irons. Can you comment on difference with the driver where shaft lean and hand position relative to club head are different at impact ? Thanks, Joe
Attaching a laser pointer to a golf grip to practice indoors during winter. Great drill! My cat will love this.
There used to be a 5-iron for sale as a training aid that had a laser pointing out of each end of the shaft - brilliant. The ideal swing had one or other laser pointing along the target line throughout the swing. Some people say there are no straight lines in golf - but there are, as you demonstrate.
I'd buy that
The emphasis on “hands” in the title made question if I wanted to view this, but the 23 minute length indicated to me that there must be more. I don’t know if Russell is a genius at teaching or whether he’s facilitated my bringing together a lot of disparate knowledge about the swing into a more cohesive understanding. I am a golfer who has always tended to be “all arms” and would forget sometimes to turn my torso resulting in lack of power and distance and erratic accuracy. I had a laser years ago marketed by David Leadbetter but despite following the instructions, I couldn’t grasp the concept. This video has really helped me. Russell talks about hands being here or there. Unfortunately for me that creates an image of active hands DOING something in the downswing. It has finally dawned on me that the arms and hands are quiet in the downswing until the club head approaches the ball. It’s the torso rotation that brings the arms along for the ride through most of the swing. It’s the rotation stupid (me not you)!
Yes!!
There are different schools of how open (or square) the shoulders should be at impact. Hips also.
I'm STILL confused
Check out AMG video on arms and hands too Robert. Not wanting to confuse you but they demonstrate the active use of the arms and hands throughout the swing. Letting the arms come along for the ride can mean getting stuck which this video also demonstrates. Hands, arms and body must all work together to really deliver the best delivery at impact. As Richard mentions, your wrist position at the top is not crucial but the body, arms and hands must all work together to bring the club back in front of you before last parallel to deliver the club squarely and powerfully at impact with your wrists (and hands) leading the club at impact. When it works, it feels great, doing it consistently is the really hard part! If only I had the time (and ability!!)
I read some of the comments below but none captured exactly what I wanted to say. I have read books, watched videos and read magazine articles and they all talk about the plane. I have also toyed with using the shaft of the club as a reference but both concepts never came together until now. I love to get technical as long as the technical aspects can be brought down to a practical level. Russell you have finally given me a way to keep the club on plane while maintaining width through impact. Now it is time to try and master what you have given me. I will keep you updated as I proceed through this journey.
This is Gold, As I look at your hands at impact I can clearly see they are moving on impact slightly to the left, this is what I have been getting wrong for years, I have been throwing my hands out at the ball or hands straight to target, I have just used this for the last 2 hours It has worked a treat, also getting a totally clean sound off the face of the club, never really had that continually on every hit till now. Thanks Russell.
Thank you Russell, keeping the arms in front was the piece I have been missing. Love your videos!
Wow...great teachings coach.. thank you🙂from NZ
Great reminder! My swing has struggled over the past month and after watching this and executing on the range I was hitting cleaner crisper shots!! If I hit a bad shot I instantly knew where I had failed. The key thing for me was the width in the swing I had stopped doing. Need that as much as proper hand position.
The laser pen is a great way to simplified the downswing. I've really struggled with my downswing path and wrist hit. Thanks Russell 😊
This is the most sensible video to explain the swing thank God for you
I had this in my swing so many years ago yet never understood it. I developed it on my own out of desperation to hit the ball straight. Now you have explained it to me and I can't wait to get back to the practice tee and put it back in place. Thanks again.
This truly had the greatest impact on my swing and impact position. My trail wrist coming down and rotating square kept me on plane. Thanks again.
This lesson improved my golf game.
Fantastic
Thank you Russell. The very best detailed explanation and demonstration of the down swing. I love your content. I felt like I should be paying for this information.
I've spent years trying to get my swing as good as I can get it. I early extend, get my right arm behind me and flip at it. Ive tried things such as lowering my body closer to the ball, maintaining wrist angles, turning my body more, etc, but it never worked out and I gave up on changing several times. Although I'm practicing things that are technically correct, my body angles just weren't allowing these motions to happen and was basically forcing my body to do motions that weren't natural, like driving a car and immediately making a sharp turn without slowing down. You're the first person I've seen that has explained why these motions aren't working and how to naturally get into these positions without forcing it. Every video of yours I watch is eye opening, and I've seen my fair share of instructional videos. You make the thought of golf more fun again instead of frustrating and anxious, so thank you.
Amazing video, nice tips and good explanations, thank you!
Very informative enjoyed the video as I suffer from flipping
Loved this video Russ. I have always been a right hand oriented golfer where my right wrist was in control at impact. Used a laser pen and saw that it pointed too far away from the ball at the impact position. When I focused on moving my left wrist as you demonstrated in this video (at club shaft back to // in downswing) not only was I on plane but also had the laser pen pointing right over the ball at impact. Wow - this was a eye opener. Will take it to the range tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How did it go?
I'm a hacker but I'm fairly certain this could be a game changer
@@garystromberg8856 Gary, it went OK but after watching Russ' Right Hand Move video (March 9th) I learnt to use to my right hand the right way. Have not tried the laser drill since correcting my right hand move but I am sure it is a lot closer along my target line than before. Hope that helps.
This is probably the best golf video I've ever seen! I'm going to go buy a laser poitner today! I coach varsity golf and this will not only help my athletes but me as well!
Very good explanation of how the elbows, wrists and hands should move through impact. Thank you!
This video was really helpful in understanding the hand and wrist positions. Probably the best explanation that I have seen
Thanks for explaining this. I have a laser that attaches to the grip end, and I never realized that shallow was ok as long as it moved parallel at the start of the downswing. I will have to revisit that exercise now that I understand this. Thanks.
Brilliant Jeff, go get them
Thanks for this very explanatory video. It is the first time in many years of struggle that someone explained the plane to me in an understandable and concrete way. I have a question though. You talk about that it's not so important that the shaft at the top of the backswing or in the beginning of the downswing points outside the target line. Earlier you mention that the objective is to get the shaft to point at the target line throughout the swing. It seems to me that it would be much easier strive for the latter, or?
Yes I agree
I think this was generally great. For me though as a VERY right handed person (I bet there are more of us), the last part with the left hand control will just never work. I essentially hit the ball with my right hand and the left is just trying to get along with some minor guiding role (I hit almost as long and straight when I only use the right hand). Therefore , for me, the movement needs to be explained in terms of what the right hand should do.
This is very helpful. I intentionally try to avoid rotating my wrists, which means the back of my lead wrist orientation remains square to the target. I realized as I start the down swing with a slight lead hip bump which causes me to drop the club on plane, it causes the lead wrist to have a slight open orientation to the target line. If I don’t slightly rotate the wrists through impact it will leave the face open to the target line. I think this explains my propensity to have pushes and or slight slice to my drives. Of course if I inadvertently rotate my wrist on the back swing the result is a wicked slice. Thanks for this video.
I’ve been looking for someone to explain the wrist movement in the downswing. You did it great. Thank you!.
......oh man, this is gonna be a good one...................aaaannd it was......my head just exploded in a good way.......great stuff Russell.......oh and thanks for making me spend 12 bucks on a large bucket in 40 degree cold damp weather.
great job Russell !! I've been hitting the ball so much better since watching your video .. thanks man
Nice lesson. Really like the combining of theory with real swing observation and analysis. Thanks.
This is fantastic content, one of the best vids I've seen on fixing the scoopy hand action. My question to go along with this is, that most of the people I see that scoop also tend to have their hips square to the ball at impact, what are the reasons for this lack of rotation in the lower body? Cheers!
Thanks Russell! The most significant change I have with this is I now have easy relaxed speed and inertia in my swing now! Brilliant!
Thanks again, ive never understood the term "on plain" until now.
True game changer for me. I was under the plane but across the line from an overly inside path with arms too close to body. Results were a pull or flippy hook. Played today and it needs reps but Big difference
Good vid. I really identified with the pump drill to get hands leading the club head and keeping the hands in front of the body instead of to the side of the body.
That was a VERY GOOD VISUAL ILLUSTRATION Thank you:)
“Conscience Competence’’… Brilliant. And then you said “it must be demonstrated”. So for Christ sakes HIT SOME BALLS, Heritage. After all Coach, most of us are here to watch YOU swing the golf club. Doesn’t appear feasible in your garage stall (although it was perfect for the laser). Warmer for sure, cause I see there’s snow on ground. No one is suggesting you shag range balls by hand in the snow. No sir! Please consider putting up a net just off-camera, 20 yards in front of you, and let me know if you need me to start you a GoFundMe page for some proper HEATING. What’s not to love?! A bucket full of thanks Russell - we love you mate!
Great stuff and very informative.
Thanks Bill
Great video. Thanks
Thanks Brandon
Russell, great video and explanation of the hands, thank you! At the 14:10 mark you explain with club (iron) in hand to rotate the left wrist down to help square the club. Is this same move suppose to be done with a Driver? I’m not sure if I’m not getting enough body rotation but I did try it with my driver and the ball comes out low and left. Would love your thoughts on that specific. Thanks!!
I think you demonstrated that last hand release move with your arms parallel to the ground in a past video. You should link it. I like the arms in front of body idea. With that thought and this hand move I think we're on to something.
It's the very last hand move that's been killing me forever. I've always known instinctively that I'm doing something funky with my hands at impact, but countless pros have not been able to see it or diagnose it if you will
Awesome, this is just the reinforcement I need, perfect timing thank you
Great video, really highlights my faults that I’ve never been told in countless lessons I’ve had. Real question is can I actually learn to do it when it counts. Under pressure when I have a good round on the line.
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A first class video, really helped me to understand the full hands wrist sequence.
I have the same problem as Pete. I don't achieve enough turn and I speed up and lose posture even though my path and face are in position. I would like to know the best thing to focus on when trying to achieve turn and maintain posture through a straight line follow through. I have been diligently working on path and face and full swing strikes are getting better. This was a great video to ties into my current training. Thank you
Hi Russell, great video! This topic is what I keep searching for. Could you please enlighten how this rotation of the hands/forearm wrist to square clubface is different from a flip (not scoop). And secondly but perhaps more important is how does the hands move after impact to say shaft parallel to the ground? So that we get flow and speed through the ball. Much appreciated thanks!
P.s. I see the impact snap training aid on your shelf was thinking you'd use it in this vid.
Great lesson
One of the very best videos I had to watch ever !! I realize I was to connected on the right side and couldn’t let arms moving on line and in front of me! I was swinging like a penguin ! I seek to become somehow an albatross...:-) I can better understand the Nicklaus flying elbow style.
Great explaination !fantastic idea that one with laser
Russ, looking at this example video... I believe he has focused and released the club at the ball, and I believe with your teachings the club release has to be after the ball around 4:00 if the ball is sitting at 6:00 for example. This would keep his arms from extending too soon. Thoughts?
Great visuals and very clear description, thank you.
Fantastic video. Great detail. Really helpful
Thanks!
Love the video Russ and you really helped articulate what I asked you a few videos back (I'm sure you made this video specifically for me 😁). I was always under the impression we locked our wrists in place at the top of the back swing and held them all the way thru impact using our body\shoulder rotation so knowing I need to feel that bit of release\uncocking after the club is parallel to target is helpful. Looking forward to practicing on the range this week. Torrey Pines South Course on Saturday...gonna be going low!
Russ - just took this to the range and the results were so awesome. Started with half swings to get good contact and the ball was screaming off the face and going dead straight. The hardest part for me was realizing how far I had to feel my hands passing the ball while keeping the club head behind me and not letting my hands flick it around (if that makes sense). So excited to keep working on this feeling of club parallel to target line and moving hands ahead of the ball. Thanks again!
@@bizzap620 I hope to god I can say the same someday. I know this is the key but I just can't get it
Coach Russ ...please do a video on Left and Low hand path thru impact ..thx
Brilliant detail
Russell, near the end when you were speaking about approaching Impact,
you said "Rotation" along with Ulnar Deviation in the Left Wrist/Hand.
Are you Externally Rotating the Left Arm *at the Shoulder,* or are you Suppinating the Wrist/Hand *in the Left Forearm?*
Or Both?
Great question.
Is Russell usually slow to respond to folks?
Excellent. Never was sure what my hands were supposed to do coming into impact.
Thanks for some very instructive videos.
What's your thoughts on "the stack and tilt" method?
I’m not up to date on the latest info
Thank you!
Great instructions!
Sure this has been asked a thousand times but HRH what actual laser pen are you using? Getting ready for winter drills boss
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Excellent video!
That was the best!! I've always known what swing plane is, but untill now, didn't know how to maintain it thru swing. Just sold me on buying a lazer pin!
Great training session with the laser light. This is an awesome traingng aid.
Awesome drill.
Great Video!!! Now I need to buy a lazer pen. Thanks!
An oldie and a goodie, but backswing, downswing and follow through ideally are on the same plane. The monoplane goes back to Seymour Dunn c. 1900 and was orthodox at that time.
@@dr6124 Do you know what an idealized swing is?
Very good thanks
good vid, would like to see a follow up where you branch off into a different but equally as common fault, and that is not shallowing the club at transition.
Superb
Anyway you can wear a jacket with different color sleeves than body of jacket? It’s a little hard to see elbow on camera as elbow and body blend together with black. Thanks for video, helpful information.
Had a few really bad experiences with fitting with guys not listening and selling what they needed to going to a fitter now Gotham not only sell this years nut last years models so hopefully get something that really fits
With the wrist roll, about when do you start that process? Would you consider starting it when the lead hand reaches the trail knee? Or would you start the wrist roll just past the trail knee?
I have the same question
thanks. great info
Hi Russell.Really good detailed video! Ive started hitting shanks lately, 90% of my range balls.
From what I can see if I had a laser it would shine between my toes and ball which looks like the club travels above the plane line and very steep.
Last parallel it almost looks like the club head is in-front of my hands which then results in an out to in path.
It looks like Im squaring off the face, but the hosel is hitting the ball.
Any tips on getting the plan more neutral or under?
Rgrds
Sorry for late reply but latest video will certainly help
Really enjoyed the video but trying to understand the hands at the impact area. Should this be a natural reaction of the hands based on proper downswing sequences or something we should actually try to manipulate at that moment.
That's a fantastic question
One of your best!! 👍😎
Phenomenal video 👍
Epic visual!
Excellent 👍
Always thought to get the whip affect, the arms had to lag behind the shoulder turn.
oh yeah, First!
Dr Russell at his best 👍
If plane is above the target line coming down, how and when does the club move inward to hit the back of the ball?
Gréât
rick shields says not to roll the hands. Hogan says turn your wrist watch to the ball.
Depending on your grip type will influence the amount of rotation of the arms. But there will always be some
Brilliant
Does this video apply to driver also?
The last couple minutes, along with rotation is VERY important
Is leaverage the same thing as leverage?
Do you find that that the line moves as n relationship to club selection?
I can not access your website for some reason, is there a problem with it at the moment?
Genius
The hands and arms are active from the top of the downswing. There isn’t enough time from the top of the downswing to impact to allow late movement of them, especially as Russell suggests when in front of the rear leg. Suggest you look at Athletic Motion Golf which demonstrates this via several videos.
I side with Russell on this. Unless you have blinding torso speed (think Tiger before US Open broken leg win), there’s time to involve hands and arms just before impact. Gently squeezing the last two fingers of the left hand for right handed golfers, bowing the left wrist, or pre-setting the club head in a closed position will help with squaring the club face. The challenge for me has always been to get the torso moving to lead the downswing.
where on athletic motion golf can you find where they demonstrate this?
@@gtoxman8910 Downswing Breakdown, Pro’s guide to de lofting the club, Squaring the Clubface - drive it like a pro.
@@FT163 thanks brian
@@gtoxman8910 also look at Fix your driver slice in under 3 minutes