Flipping Hands

[EdZ]

.... Frozen does not mean stiff, static or rigid. Frozen means NOT wobbly.

Well said, as always, Mike.....

[jerry1967]

thank you everybody

[Burner]

thank you everybody

jerry,

the following item, from a guy who knows,

Originally Posted by 6bmike View Post

There is a danger with pp3. If you push pp3 with just the index finger you will get throw-away, a flip. The right forearm Flying Wedge and the pivot drives pp3- not active hands.

may be the answer to your prayers once you embody it into your swing.

[jerry1967]

jerry,

the following item, from a guy who knows,



may be the answer to your prayers once you embody it into your swing.

(The right forearm Flying Wedge and the pivot drives pp3- not active hands.)

I understand how the pivot will help but I don't understand the Forearm Flying Wedge.

Could someone explain the "Forearm Flying Wedge" to me ?

[bambam]

(The right forearm Flying Wedge and the pivot drives pp3- not active hands.)

I understand how the pivot will help but I don't understand the Forearm Flying Wedge.

Could someone explain the "Forearm Flying Wedge" to me ?

Here's a good link from the archives...

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...?t=2676&page=2

And the second minute or so of this video pretty much sums it up visually

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/gallery...els_wedges.wmv

Save that video and watch it regularly. It's one of the best Yoda videos on the site IMO.

[nuke99]

I think Tom Tomasello series have a very good explanation of it. in the videos gallery. go see all of it.


If you are learning alignments. One very important thing is ... do not use balls. use mirrors... Look Look Look. Then use balls... Progress from CHIP 1 accumulator HIT , then 2 , 3 Swing/hit accumulator. then Pitch 3 accumulator Swing/Hit. All till both arm straighten only.

One very good thought, the butt points outside the left shoulder throughout the swing. till both arm straighten.

or another drilll , extend shaft of the club by another club and try to use it until the shaft doesn't hit your body..

But your better off with a qualified coach to help you.. or it will be a constant struggle. As there are TONS of things , grip, stance alignment. how ur arm move back.