This segment raises some questions I've had concerning wrist actiion for some time. My understanding, correct or not, is that in hitting you set up the Right Forearm Flying Wedge, and you maintaiin that same amount of bend in the wrist from takeaway through impact. But a swinger starting from adjusted adress doesn't have that bend at start up, eventhough he may have identified what it should be at impact by taking his grip at an impact fix postition. Assuming what I've written is correct so far (and I wouldn't be shocked if I'm not) then it's possible that a swinger when taking the club back may bend the wrist more than it will actually be bent at impact. This is what appears to me to be happening in TT's 10 step drilll and his other swing demonstrations. The right hand is losing some of it's bend at it approaches impact, but it is still bent, and the left wrist is flat, at impact. Sound reasonable??
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