I have never quite understood Nick Bradley's description of his "puck release" concept in his book, and he likens it to the motion that a hockey player would make when flicking a puck on the ice. What worries me about his mental analogy/photo-illustration is that the right wrist seems to straighten immediately post-impact while the left wrist seems to bend. It is my impression (when reading TGM) that HK wants the right wrist to remain bent in the immediate post-impact period, thereby maintaining a FLW, while the right elbow is straightening. I sense that Anthony Kim is fully straightening his right elbow post-impact while keeping a slightly bent right wrist/FLW.
Anybody - Am I wrong, and missing a major factor?
Jeff.
correct. So the right forearm is driven through impact with a bent right wrist but a straightening right elbow. Hit or swing the right forearm drives or is driven...
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