Stop Over-Hinging Your Wrists! Simple Tips for Better Shots

[@hackmotion]

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[@malcolmparker2243]

Thanks Rob, always look forward to your videos cheers

[@MoAntphonyMo]

Honestly this is what I learned from my lesson the other day. Feeling of no wrist hinge on the take away. It helped me square the face better. Thanks for the sharing the fundamentals!

[@bmatt772727272]

Is there a video/drills for someone who has just the opposite issue. Very little wrist hinge in the backswing?

[@hackmotion]

How about this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX_PkIpsediso5Y Let us know if it’s helpful. If not, we’ll plan another video covering this topic. Also, you might find this post useful: hackmotion.com/wrist-hinge-in-golf-swing/.

[@azcharlie2009]

What I'd like to know is, how are you supposed to get rid of both those angles before impact? Wrist rotation? Forearm rotation? Body rotation? How? It is a mystery to me.

[@chrisbeal2136]

Title of the video is misleading - no discussion on radial/ulnar movement which is correlated to flex/extension

[@hackmotion]

Thanks for pointing that out! You're right, there isn’t much discussion on radial/ulnar movement in this video. We aim to keep things straightforward and not overly complicated, but we'll definitely cover this part in future videos. Cheers! 😊

[@chrisbeal2136]

@@hackmotion A video going into detail of how the pros can achieve less than 30 degrees (total) of uln/rad deviation would be helpful to see. Thorbjorn has 26 degrees of change from address to top, that number seems really low, not sure how he does it without the club being almost vertical at the top.