Hello Paul
Sometimes when I try to have loose wrist. I flip my right wrist. How can I stop flipping the right wrist and keeping loose wrist???
Thanks
Marco V
This is a tricky one to get out of, you want to be going very slow and working on the exact progression of how the wrists release to get out of the flipping. At about hte 3/4 way through point you want to be looking at the back of your bottom hand. Here are a couple of tips to watch:
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3 Responses to “Should You Be Holding the Back Wrist Angle At Impact”
April 9, 2020
MarcoVitoloHello Paul
Sometimes when I try to have loose wrist. I flip my right wrist. How can I stop flipping the right wrist and keeping loose wrist???
Thanks
Marco V
April 10, 2020
Paul WilsonThis is a tricky one to get out of, you want to be going very slow and working on the exact progression of how the wrists release to get out of the flipping. At about hte 3/4 way through point you want to be looking at the back of your bottom hand. Here are a couple of tips to watch:
Your Wrists At Eye Level: https://ignitiongolf.com/wrists-eye-level/
Release Progression: https://ignitiongolf.com/release-progression/
Release Angles: https://ignitiongolf.com/downswing-release-angles/
April 10, 2020
MarcoVitoloThanks Paul will work on it