This is Exactly How You Should Move the Right Arm in the Golf Swing

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[@jimlewis5719]

Fantastic explanation of how to make the back swing easy. Works perfect for myself.

[@pohoresky]

Although dated this is one of your very best videos. A classic that stands the test of time. A jewel really.

[@jkaser46582]

This video is amazing! I was struggling with my ball striking and found that I was starting with a wrist cock vs. hinge. I played today and had my best ball striking round in the past 2 months. Thanks Russell!

[@MJ-LazyBones]

That's awesome!! I love Russell and Mike malaska. They explain these concepts so well. AMG too

[@babyshrekster]

This is excellent. I've been struggling with wrist hinge vs. wrist cock for years along with lifting the arms. This video addresses two of my biggest swing faults. Simple and great instruction.

[@colinwalker7466]

Absolute gold. So simply explained and demonstrated. Putting it into practice? Now there’s the rub 😝

[@colinwalker7466]

Had a fair go at the range today and made a new PB in golf swing speed …went from the usual 100 mph for this time of year to consistently 107 mph seemingly with less effort 😮

[@gatortoof]

Where has this guy been all my life? Awesome stuff…we just need someone to show us the way!!! Keep it up sir!

[@pohoresky]

Aha -Found the secret to keeping it nice and wide in the backswing and how to do it. Hinge and fold! Thank you. New learning all the time.

[@terrydowning3516]

Hi Russel the hinge fold and turn drill has immensely improved my swing in that the ball now goes straight I need to work on distance but being consistently straight is a dramatic improvement I used the drill with the driver too and it worked great video thanks Terry

[@ballforegolf]

I like your analogy of the hinges. I am going to try this as my takeaway can feel inconsistent. Thanks

[@simmo5071]

Gotcha very excellent description on takeaway, now go into more detail on follow thru wrist action. What I got was it’s more natural release while many am’s will really flip wrists in an attempt to generate speed at the ball.

[@TomNiagraFalls]

Russell, we communicated today. This tip is the natural progression to initiate my backswing, which I've been struggling with. I started to fire through the ball by turning through with my chest. I've been moving my hands instead of cocking my wrist to start the backswing. MUCH better, more consistent sequence to my backswing by starting my backswing with a wrist cock! Taking it to the simulator on the weekend.

[@mooshiinatt780]

Quick question! Does this also apply to a driver swing?? Thank you!

[@brucejespersen3306]

I totally understand what you’re saying about the right wrist but many people have talked about the hinge of the left wrist as the third hinging action to create more power. What are your thoughts on that if I asked it correctly?

[@anthonyviola9400]

Thanks very helpful vid lesson!

[@HoopsnGitfiddles]

You Demonstrate a right arm fold (external rotation) where the forearm moves 90* to the right of perpendicular with the torso. I have seen GEARS analysis of top pros that show the trail forearm only externally rotates about 15* from perpendicular. Is that just the effect of having a second hand on the club? How do you reconcile this?

[@HoopsnGitfiddles]

6:25 , 'do your fold' is the 90* external rotation I am referring to

[@truthlifefishing1730]

Russell, we talked about how it good be a great idea for you to put up on the back wall a grid so we can have a reference point during your golf swings. You are the owner operator of Russell Heritage Hardware and yet there is no grid. I feel empty.

[@guitarMonke]

Athletic Motion Golf has a current video of how pros move the arms, all golfers need to watch it.

[@thoyo]

almost like skipping a stone motion with the right hand

[@otomotom1879]

Correct downswing move is down.

[@davesabine9912]

What happened to “This” not “This” ?

[@simmo5071]

Wasn’t that covered in the first minute.