How to Increase Driver Distance - Drive Further with HackMotion

Looking to drive further? Learn from PGA Coach Rob Cheney how proper wrist mechanics in the golf swing and changing your wrist pattern with HackMotion's help can significantly increase driving distance.
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► What's Inside:
- Learn how proper rotation and simple setup adjustments can significantly increase your power.
-Wrist motion will add distance to your driver, and HackMotion can improve your awareness of the wrist.
-Getting the wrist into the proper position at the top of the golf swing will help with the ability to increase speed and rotation through impact.
► Why Watch?
- Rob Cheney breaks down the essentials of increasing driver distance, focusing on wrist mechanics and rotation. Whether you're struggling with dispersion or just want to add yards, this video offers practical, science-backed solutions.
► Key Insights:
-Simple Address Position Hacks: Increase your backswing rotation with these easy adjustments.
-Fixing Wrist Motion: Overcome inefficient wrist motion that's costing you distance. Learn the optimal wrist position for a longer, more powerful swing.
With over 1,000,000 swings analyzed, HackMotion's data reveals the power of lead wrist flexion at the top. This isn't just theory; it's a science-backed method proven to increase efficiency and power in your drives. Ready to drive further? Check out how HackMotion can help: hackmotion.com/
Watch now and transform your driving game with Rob Cheney's expert tips and HackMotion's cutting-edge technology.

[@bananaballgolfermbaya6908]

I hit it straight with my wrist on extension at the top of the backswing how do I customize the ranges in settings in the hackmotion app and what are the range parameters for an extended wrist at the top of the backswing?

[@markoelo4943]

You seem to have the string stretched out quite long, and you are not using the glove clip. To your experience, is this the best way to get most accurate data? I've been using the glove clip which attaches the lower sensor to the glove velcro, and because of that the distance between the two sensors is somewhat shorter than what you have. I think I have reliable data for the impact, but I'm not fully sure about the top position, the wrist angle looks much better on a slow-mo video than what HackMotion tells me.

[@thomasesparza9175]

The "string" or data cable sents the position of the wrist, extension or flexion, ulnar or radial, to the nearest positive (+) or negative (-) degree. Once you calibrate your wrist to zero (0) degrees, the HackMotion sensor records the position of your wrist. The data cable is flexible to allow a comfortable position on your arm and wrist.

[@markoelo4943]

@@thomasesparza9175 Yes, I own a HackMotion device and I'm an experienced user. If you read my question carefully, I talked about the different ways of attaching it (using the glove clip vs. not using it).

[@JKerr-iy2jr]

The Hackmotion doesn’t actually help you use your wrists to make a longer swing - it just measures your wrist angle, right?
Don’t a lot of simulators measure wrist cock, too?

[@birdieman64]

If by "simulators" you mean launch monitors (Skytrak, Mevo, Uneekor, Trackman, Foresight, etc.), no, they are focused on club head and ball at/near impact. The HackMotion specifically measures your wrist angles throughout the swing.

[@JJ_Khailha]

For the love of god, listen to your audio before recording. You check the picture first don’t you?