The PERFECT WRIST whip on golf swing. Golf lesson on easy english speaking

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In this teaching golf swing video, i am going to explain to you how to whip the ball perfectly with your wrist. I am talking about the grip, the release and the perfect motion of your wrists in golf swing. This is my very first instructionnal video, i am french golf coach and hope you will appreciate it. Let me know on the comments bellow ;) Thank you !

[@roberthudson3571]

Your English is fine. Very clear what you’re saying. Makes a lot of sense.

[@robertalexander9931]

I understood you perfectly. I wish I could speak French as well as you do English. I found your video very easy to follow and informative, thank you.

[@michaelrfmartin]

Speak better English than 99% of French people and better than 90% of English people

[@jeffmartinez262]

You did very well with English. I have been playing golf for almost 17 years, and this video was the very first time I have ever heard the concept of allowing your wrist joint to be so relaxed that you can feel it stretch as the club moves back and through. Brilliant! I cannot wait for my next practice so I can try to feel this. Thank you very much.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

My new videos are comming. Did you work that advice ? Results ? Thank you

[@jeffmartinez262]

@@thefrenchgolfcoach9567 Yes, thanks. I look forward to new videos. This instruction absolutely helped. I strike the ball much cleaner by feeling the stretch. It is like there is no slack in my arms and wrists in the backswing and transition. I find it to give me more control of my low point. I hope you continue to introduce more novel concepts, as opposed to traditional/conventional drills and ideas. Thanks.

[@CoursdegolfNet]

@@jeffmartinez262 I Will, you already check my new video i posted yesterday on my Channel. TY

[@chestermicek]

Your English is good enough to teach golf on KZbin. The content was simple but excellent because the analogy of the arms to a whip works well in the field. You are on the correct level, so don't change anything.

[@drhopkinspath]

Excellent... simple yet effective instruction... English was great... thanks!

[@johnaleck8672]

Tres bien, Monsieur. Like I was listening to my mother. Excellent video. Relax, relax. Supple wrist. Easy to say, hard to do under pressure. I’m working on it. Merci.

[@andrewschneeweiss1162]

Funny, ive been working on what I've been calling "soft wrists" at the range lately. Not something I've heard much about...but a very important subtlety, no doubt. Thank you for your timely and well thought out input sir.

[@brucekristich4073]

great english and great video. First video i watched that emphasised the wrists and how relaxed they need to be, which is exactly my problem. merci beaucoup!!

[@donjohnson5936]

No problems. Your English is excellent. Thank you.

[@dyllanlong1439]

Where is that golf course!?! Beautiful, doesn't even look real. Good instructional too thumb 👍🏻 Edit: sorry, you said it in the video.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Torrequebrada, near Marbell, Spain. My favorite course here :)

[@stuartdavis9533]

Congratulations on your linguistic skills, sadly us "Brits" are very lazy in this respect. Excellent video content, thank you so much.

[@lewisjr1332]

This golf course looks amazing!! What is the name and the location. Time for another golf vacation trip!

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Torrequebrada Golf on Costa del Sol

[@georgiamay4045]

I can't wait to try the club face alignment routine tomorrow. Your English is vastly better than the little French I needed to speak when I visited Paris years ago. The French people were ever so gracious to me, an American. They tolerated my hideous attempts at the French language and were kind and patient with me repeatedly.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

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[@marcmanion4264]

Merci - c'est une leçon très intéressante! Je suis australien et je vis en Italie - j'ai un problème similaire avec le mot exact! Peut-être la prochaine fois que nous pourrons parler d'une face de club carrée à l'impact plutôt qu'avant le swing! Je pense qu'il pourrait toujours être fermé un peu!

[@marcmanion4264]

Evidemment mes deux demi-soeurs et françaises!!!!!!

[@Chris_Traynor]

Your english is very good and In my opinion your slightly altered wording actually might help to clarify concepts more than perfect english but using standard cliches that don't mean much by themselves. I feel meaningless industry jargon is a problem which impedes meaning. Much better that you try to find the words conciously, and in doing so transmit something very useful. It's a strength for you! Thanks for the information!

[@shiftymeister]

I was on the range today and noticed this exact thing. I started playing around with my swing and stopped thinking about swing thoughts, face or path and just started swinging relaxed and with the flow of the club and it‘s weight. Weirdly I started hitting it way better and with effortless power! I thought I was going crazy but seeing your video gave me a good idea of the concept 🙏

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Perfect ! Keep the rythme

[@richardcraven4700]

Your English is very good and you explanation and style is good and relaxed.merci

[@TheJsam1960]

Very clear instruction……don’t worry about your second language speaking, you Frenched your way through the English minefield beautifully.

[@billbarry951]

Good explanation of the swing. I understood you perfectly.

[@davidd1395]

Your English is great, especially compared to my French. Good job on the lesson, thank you.

[@Murf1802]

Outstanding video, Thank you for getting so indepbt about the golf grip and grip pressure, the more relaxed my body is the better I play no doubt, letting the wrist be free is so important, and Thank you for club face control with proper grip , perfect I've never seen it explained that way before, Great video, and your English is very understandable,,

[@swgrant2000]

Excellent tip on the loose wrist ...I have never heard this before......however when you have a Strong Grip (that looks left of the target) at address and THEN present the Forward Shaft Lean (which all good golfers must do) the Club Face Squares to Target.....very important .....I learned this from the Ali Taylor videos.

[@christophersoltis]

Excellent presentation. I wish all took your approach!

[@gardeningwithdrevs8024]

great video I started to whip the club myself within the last 2 months. prior to this I was a over the top swing with my arms type guy that sometimes hit the ball but most of the time hit it fat. I had a horrible grip on the club and was also squeezing the club. I had a new set of irons fitted my first fitted set ever and decided to take a lesson. The Pro spotted my main problems fast tight grip and incorrect grip. My new clubs are heavier than anything I have ever used in the past and it is fantastic. With my new grip I am able to really whip them from the bottom and can now hit a 5 iron 180 yards!

[@maralvor]

Terrific video with a very simple, sensible and understandable approach! Great teaching! If some other pros adopted the same approach, they would perhaps have more success with students! Can you possibly confirm please what sort of clubhead speed/distances is/are being generated by you/ your students using your method English is very charming! As you wanted feedback-I suppose you could use “open/closed” or “extended” (wrists) a bit more-but all very clear thanks PS If wrists are loose, how tightly should the hands hold /grip the club ? (say on scale of 1-10 where 1 is least tight)

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Thanks for advices. On scale of 10, i like to say between 3 and 4 about your grip presure.

[@maralvor]

@@thefrenchgolfcoach9567 Thanks very much! Speed/distances generated by your students ?

[@pob2457]

Easy to understand, great principle - new subscriber, playing in morning will use this thought - thanks

[@Fullkornsglass]

Your English is fine, Reno.

[@jsilva3386]

Very good video, the section about the grip when naturally relaxed and how it effects the club face was enlightening, I’m going to check my grip to see how it is affecting my club face. Your English is fine, I understood you perfectly. Thank you for the video!

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Thank you Dennis, hope your grip is better now !

[@PBRStreetGang68]

Your English is better than mine, and I'm English 🙂. Great lesson, I'm really trying to let the club whip. Its a real minset, just letting the club to the work!

[@woodlab]

Great instruction! Beautiful course. Do you play your round without a golf glove? Just curious.

[@__Law__]

Your English was perfect, every word made sense. You're very brave for doing this as a non-native speaker of a foreign language for you. That alone earned you my subscription. Great video, merci!

[@jerryreno1000]

Best explanation of wrist hinge and how to sequence the shot I have seen. Thanks much.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Love your name Reno :)

[@james68ss1]

Good job! I’m some who is new to the game and just starting to make significant progress. I used to swing so hard it hurt. Now I’m loosening up and letting the club do the work and hitting farther than ever.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

You are on the good way James :) TY

[@jsant24]

Great video and your English is very understandable. Good lesson on keeping your wrists loose and relaxed throughout the golf swing. But, why am I seeing the French race car driver Jean Girard from the movie “Talladega nights” when I am seeing this video? Lol, just kidding .

[@gonzarellious6102]

I thought your English was perfectly fine. Sure, you've obviously got a French accent, but it didn't make understanding you, or the lesson, any more difficult than it would if you didn't have an accent. Now, let's see if I can even come close to making that drill work for me.

[@motivationalyempowered]

I think your English was quite GOOD thank you for the lesson

[@rondriggers2755]

Beautiful place and golf swing. Your english is fine. Very nice explanation

[@garyp.george4401]

Excellent truth told here- took me many years to learn on my own and never once was the concept ever taught to me or explained. It's all about gaining speed through physics- left arm fully extended to near end of finish- wrists loose - whip through impact - target is bottom point. Takes practice to train yourself to have a firm grip (especially last three fingers of forward hand) and still- at the same time have very limber wrists- maybe 2-3 weeks before you will do both simultaneously. HUGE DIFFERENCE- GREAT POWER- NO BACK ACHES.

[@doc7376]

English good. Your swing and instruction reminded me of Ernst Jones just swing the club head everything else will follow.

[@philreed3748]

Hello, Good Job. I am an American golfer living in France. I liked your video and content. I would try to be a little more "to the point" and I don't think you mentioned your name. Take care, Phil

[@martinshaffer2014]

Love your English..very clear concept for comfortable speed 👌..

[@LifecoachDanV]

Very good video. Love the relaxed wrists to show how to set club face. Your English is good. What is the name of the golf course in Avila?

[@rodneygreenwell7620]

Very thoughtful and indepth explanation of the wrist movements throughout the golf swing ..... Good luck with your channel..

[@phillipbarr6147]

Reno, I found your explanation of soft wrists very enlightening. Most videos I've seen are more technically based and when I've have been trying to carry them out I find I tense up to much. I've been trying your explanation and am finding it working for me. I wish I could speak French as well you do English. Great video. Keep up the good work.

[@vijaylohitsa620]

Very nice drill and very nice explanation, it surely helped me, I tend to stiffen up my arms. Dont worry about the English its not the most important thing.

[@robzz9903]

although the wrists are loose at impact do you hold any angle on the downswing. eagerly await more english videos as very difficult watching coors de golf in subtitles.

[@ronharrington8659]

Very good. Your English is fine. If you slow your speech down it’s easier to understand. I like the loose wrist and brushing the ground.

[@davidben5159]

How do I create lag this action on the downswing is my worst enemy… thank you.. David from the uk

[@michaelloveitt350]

Your English is really good no problem at all,, good video

[@csrsraghavan]

This idea of relaxed wrists is great for full shots but I feel it may not work for wedges within 100 y

[@doak4886]

Your English is just fine. When speaking another language where you will have an accent, it sometimes helps the listener if the speaker slows down just a little bit.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

I will follow you advice, thank you 🙏

[@doak4886]

@@thefrenchgolfcoach9567 👍

[@MrDogfish83]

I had to convince myself this wasn't Steve Martin

[@terrybradford1305]

I wish I spoke French as well as you speak english...

[@richardcarr9447]

soft grip but 8 minutes teaching what. disappointed

[@mikebaird6610]

Very nice video and great job on your English. Keep it up

[@fernandofernandez9638]

Hi you are very good!!! Thank you. Fernando Fernandez. Sr

[@daveparsons7756]

You English is fine and very understandable 😎

[@robertturvey8779]

Hello, great video.. how can I get in contact with you.

[@SteveLeach-ti4yx]

Excellent video. Thank you

[@ronfriesen4854]

Your English was perfect

[@flytii]

I want to brush the grass too, but I mostly chunk the grass.

[@boppieh8448]

Does this concept work with chipping and pitching ?

[@jasonreid3849]

Do you whip with your right wrist or do you pull or cast with your left?

[@nickmeaux9259]

Best tempo ever. Do u only have two videos at this time? Please do more.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Hello Nick, i just released a vlog in Mexico. I just start this channel and i am preparing more videos. You also can check my french channel with using the youtube subtitle translator. Stay tuned :) kzbin.info

[@MakesSens]

Great video and excellent english. Merci

[@davidmarsh3583]

Very enjoyable video. Good English. Remind me to relax in the golf swing .🏌🏻‍♂️

[@geraldtan8537]

Tre Bon! Your English is good and you advice about the importance of the grip, soft wrists, and smooth swing is excellent!

[@maralvor]

“Tres” bon!

[@richards733]

Your English is very good as is this video!

[@eigenfrequency9875]

I just discovered that i can hit my 7-iron a 150 m carry with very loose wrists. I always avoided loose wrists, because i thought it was flipping the hands. Can you explain me the difference?

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Thank you :) Sure, the flip hand occurs when you improperly use your wrist resulting in an open or closed face on the takeaway. This is an example of reaping what you sow since flipping the wrist on the follow through causes this problem. Early release results in a closed face and late release usually results in a slice. The window for a proper release is narrow, which is why you need to control your wrist to keep the club face square for as long as possible in the impact zone. With loose wrists, you will generally play the same way most of the time, which is a good start for consistency. Additionally, loose wrists are less likely to be manipulated during the takeaway, which helps keep the club face square throughout the entire swing. Releasing early or late will only affect the height of the ball, not the direction.

[@CD-sz7tf]

When a problem comes along You must whip it Before the cream sits out too long You must whip it When something's going wrong You must whip it Now whip it Into shape Shape it up Get straight Go forward Move ahead Try to detect it It's not too late To whip it Whip it good When a good time turns around You must whip it You will never live it down Unless you whip it No one gets away Until they whip it I say whip it Whip it good Great video.....we need more!

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Devo - Whip it ! Thank you :)

[@sybo10]

such a beautiful course, wow

[@ronaldbrennan5806]

Greetings from Québec. You can't say make the space between the forearm and the wrist bigger. You should say longer. When the club face is pointing to the left on impact, the ball will draw / hook to the left. If the club face is pointing to the right at impact, the ball will fade /slice to the right if you're a right handed player. Of course if you're a left handed player, it will be the opposite. Your left will fade / slice and your right will draw / hook. You forgot to mention that. Just saying. You can also say visualize / picture this and that, etc...Good luck / bonne chance.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Thank you Ronald, i will take your advices !

[@garycortesi8406]

Understanding you was fine.

[@clintmcclintock7636]

Your instruction was clear and concise. Thank you.

[@henrypfeiffer5549]

English perfect lesson perfect

[@frank63]

Ur English ok... Keep it up !

[@briansimpkins856]

Very good English and video

[@HJ997]

Great golf lesson from Spain coach swing in a free & easy whipping motion, got it! hope to see you on the course one day. liked & subscribed

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

I just posted a golf Vlog in Mexico 🇲🇽

[@jameslarkin1237]

Will give it a try. I do tend to take a divot tho,

[@Robert-ts2ef]

You seem a nice guy, good luck to you.

[@fatboy228]

At 2:30 when you hang your wrists to show that the grip is too strong..... Is this the condition you want the wrists to be in during the swing? You say make the space bigger. Is that hanging condition what you mean? I played yesterday and did let my hands hang and I felt my shots were very solid and accurate. It also improved my takeaway to turn my body with my hands hanging and following behind. Thanks

[@fatboy228]

2:30 I realize it has been 2 years since you posted this video and all of the others (my favorite is Argentina), but when you say “make the wrists longer” do you mean at impact they should be in the lose hanging condition as at 2:30 - 2:38 in this video? I hope you have not given up on English speaking videos because I really like the style and content of your lessons.

[@mikesmith8100]

You're doing just fine.

[@jmeineck]

Your english is very good!!

[@chaseparish1791]

Your English is great!

[@nt6470]

where is this beautiful course

[@Trilobite098]

Very good tips. Will definitely follow you, and your English is very good. Cheers

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Thank You Albert !

[@chudgolf2112]

the only issue with the square grip concept is that your hands are ahead of the clubface at impact, meaning the closed clubface you were showing would be square at impact.

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

This is a very good reflexion. The thing is you need to grip each iron more or less strong with the left hand to keep every clubs square at the impact.

[@cgarrettna]

English fine. Good lesson!

[@neilshango4273]

Not too bad but I like Listen

[@stephenpauljones3897]

Excellent English with good pronunciation. Love all instruction based on feel not technical instruction. The way forward my friend.Have subscribed.thanks for posting

[@williamware4202]

Very fine English!

[@geordieboyjohn]

Mon Dieu - magnifique!

[@thefrenchgolfcoach9567]

Nice French :) ty 🙏

[@ReefDonkey]

This is a very good video. I have a strange problem... I have a neutral grip with all my woods (avg. 267 off the tee with driver, 235 off the tee with 3w (225 no tee), etc. Driver swing speed is roughly 103 - 104 average. Based on this alone, I should be hitting my irons further than I do. But with my irons I have a stronger grip, and I think it's introducing lots of tension in my swing. This is one of the few videos I've seen on loose wrists/whipping/etc that actually use an iron in the video. It's always a driver. I have full confidence with my woods, and there's no tension with the grip. I don't think about anything other than my tempo. With irons, I have too many swing thoughts and tension. Perhaps I should grip my irons like my woods, and swing carefree!

[@richardjeffrey2356]

Good video. English is fine. We golfers just care about insight and expertise! I like the wrist joint detail. We suffer from lack of knowledge. Never worry about overburdening us with accurate information! Thank you.

[@markholdenlanzarote]

Gteat video. Thanks. My problem for years. Stiff wrists. Now i visualise soft wrists. Balls flys ❤😊

[@williamperlis9227]

Your English is better than my French. Doing fine. No problem understanding you. Thanks for the lesson.

[@software_smitty]

This video is awesome

[@meagainandagain5756]

Your English is very good, and you were able to explain your lesson succinctly. I have subscribed! Greetings from Central Canada.

[@MrLeftshot]

Your English is tres bien Reno. Much better than my French. I noticed you taught a grip that is appropriate for a swing where the hands and clubhead arrive at the ball at the same time, which is what you demonstrated. Many are taught to get their hands slightly ahead of the ball at impact. The point is your grip needs to match your impact position, which may be different than the setup. If you are one whose hands beat the clubhead to the ball, you will need a stronger or more closed clubface when straight out in front of you as hands ahead will open the clubface some.