Before the arms get to impact and past to straighten out there must of been a cause prior to that to make the player want to pull that arm in, what would that be?
Not sure what you mean “Submitted on 2014/12/29 at 1:57 pm
Before the arms get to impact and past to straighten out there must of been a cause prior to that to make the player want to pull that arm in, what would that be?”
You are starting down with your lower body. If you do this right your whole upper boy lean behind the ball in the downswing. In doing so, this moves the widest point of the arc after the ball is hit. Once the club gets to this point it would naturally re-hinge if your wrists are loose because a hinge in lie hinges then re-hinges 100% of the time.
Not sure if this answers your question. If not, please re-phrase what you are trying to say.
It happens because the golfers trying to hit the ball with their arms and the arms tighten up and when the muscles tighten up they contract and the arm bends causing a chicken wing
It happens because the golfers trying to hit the ball with their arms and the arms tighten up and when the muscles tighten up they contract and the arm bends causing a chicken wing
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4 Responses to “Good Habits Series – Chicken Wing”
December 29, 2014
MARCMILMANBefore the arms get to impact and past to straighten out there must of been a cause prior to that to make the player want to pull that arm in, what would that be?
December 30, 2014
Paul WilsonMarc.
Not sure what you mean “Submitted on 2014/12/29 at 1:57 pm
Before the arms get to impact and past to straighten out there must of been a cause prior to that to make the player want to pull that arm in, what would that be?”
You are starting down with your lower body. If you do this right your whole upper boy lean behind the ball in the downswing. In doing so, this moves the widest point of the arc after the ball is hit. Once the club gets to this point it would naturally re-hinge if your wrists are loose because a hinge in lie hinges then re-hinges 100% of the time.
Not sure if this answers your question. If not, please re-phrase what you are trying to say.
July 22, 2025
mentalcoachMark,
I think Paul answered that question in the video.
It happens because the golfers trying to hit the ball with their arms and the arms tighten up and when the muscles tighten up they contract and the arm bends causing a chicken wing
July 22, 2025
mentalcoachMarc,
I think Paul answered that question in the video.
It happens because the golfers trying to hit the ball with their arms and the arms tighten up and when the muscles tighten up they contract and the arm bends causing a chicken wing