3 WAYS TO KEEP YOUR LEAD WRIST FLAT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2021
- In this video I will talk about some key ideas that may help you straighten out your lead wrist in the backswing. Being aware of certain movements and positions can really allow you to change your wrist positions while others move make it more difficult.
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Finally someone who explained this properly, when you get to my age you cannot always "feel" what the wrists are doing, so this brilliant explanation made so much sense
I've watched quite a few videos on wrist conditions but hardly any have mentioned the grip except perhaps in passing. Good information here - thanks.
Jonathan, I think this area of the Golf swing is the most crucial part . I was very young when I started and my hands were small being a kid. To be able to have enough grip on the club, my Pro started me with a strong grip. I have never changed my grip even as an adult. I guess I grew up with that grip and changing it feels unnatural. Because of the strong grip, my misses our mostly left or ducks. What we worked on was keeping my hands as quiet as long as I can on my take away and wrist hinge sets almost to the end of my back swing. The thing is , it's not a deliberate act to hinge my wrist, in fact my swing thought is always, " Quiet" hands, but at some point in the back swing the wrist automatically sets as part of a natural movement of the body. I feel the wrist hinged at the top and it signals my brain that the back swing is complete and a nano second pause, then my downswing transition begins. For Players that have started young and have been successful with a personal grip, it will be very hard to adjust to another form. I know I've tried but I was fortunate enough that my Pro got me on a grip that was not going to be a problem even in my adult years.
Okay, I have spent 2 hours + on the indoor trackman and just couldn't figure out why the heck I kept hitting left and right alternately, whereas a couple of days ago I shot 86 with pretty well compressed straight irons. And apparently my body must have had a bad day and with your help I have found that (thanks to your other video on weight push-through) I must not have pushed through as usual, but, I compensated by altering my wrist cupping and I have now realized what I was doing. Thanks so much Jonathan.
This was great thank you. I cup my wrist and couldn’t figure out why it felt so uncomfortable to keep it down, and at the top of my swing I STILL would inevitably cup it. It’s been my grip! I just needed a slightly stronger grip and everything felt so much more natural
Jonathan is an excellent communicator/teacher. He explains things slowly and he has his comments appear on the screen to assist in understanding. He also adds visual lines on his video to show angle lines and arm positions.. He is very easy to listen to. The best explanation of grip and wrist hinge I've seen. THANKS
Just realized how weak my right hand was on the grip (left hand was good and I’m right handed). I was struggling big time to flatten my wrist. Strengthening that right hand made it so much easier. Thanks man!!
By far you are the best communicator of the golf swing I have watched. I've watched hundreds of instructors and by far you are the best at explaining all aspects of the swing.
Thanks for the explanation concerning the trail hand! I didn't realize until I saw this portion that my trail hand was in an extremely weak position. Now it makes sense why I was "cupping" with my lead hand and limiting my ability to produce lag. Thank you!
Excellent explanation. I've had great ball striking with a flat wrist at the top of the back swing. The challenge has been to do it consistently and to understand how to fix a cupped wrist when it creeps back in.
Jonathan, you are doing a great job in your instructional videos! The great things that you are doing are showing the faults we are doing, the causes, and the ways to fix them. This video especially has provided a good explanation of why I should have a flat wrist, how I can achieve it. I can now make a more compact backswing and by your suggestion that on the downswing I should first move my hips laterally instead of swinging it left right away, I am now swinging it much better!! Your clear and simple explanations are very much appreciated. Your instructional videos have helped me to better understand my faults that I have struggled with for years notwithstanding having read so many instructional golf books as well as so many other golf instructional video clips. Big thumbs up to you.
Thanks so much for your great explanation. It was easy to understand. One thing i want to suggest you at this moment. Why dont you summarize key points of your lesson at the end. It will be better!
Jonathan explained the way to fix the exact issue I am having now . thank you!
thank you, Jonathan. Very easy to understand.
Excellent video.
Directed to this video from Hack Motion. Very clear explanation and makes so much sense. You now have a new subscriber.
This is the best explanation I have ever seen. I have been struggling with this issue of cupping the wrist for a while. Now I understand why I have this issue - Thanks for the great information Jonathan
Excellent explanation - clear, concise, and easy to follow.
I’m finding these videos the most helpful on TH-cam thanks a lot
Simply so very clear. I get so much from watching your videos. You tie everything together so precisely! Thank you